New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27
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Fur in Millinery

II
=. ,be realm of millinery, fur is playing
-.,rer role this winter, II may only be
sa-..oduced as a little tail to add an air
>, chic 10 the side of hat, or it may
.nnose the entire hat. Incidentally it
~ hind the brim, oncircle the crown, or
ZEN compose the entire crown.
THE little tails of fur are very jaunty
hen added, as shown in the illustration,
=, hat Of shirred taupe chiffon. Similar
80 NJ SHRED bengaline and velvet are
u,,sn lust the necessary ornamental
s,rcb bv little brushes of fur. The tails
hare the popular fancy with the ears of
,,-s such as are seen on the brown velour
r.t Sometimes the ears are made of
,sI,ne or lace, or even velvet, with the
fr used TO edge them. Twists of fur are
ofsn used to hold the spiky aigrette
which rises from them. ROsettes Of fur
adOrn other mats.
hat with a round crown and straight
him was given a distinctive air by a
fringe Of fur at the base of the crown.
SHIRT white quilts trimmed the right
side of this smart little hat, The brim
n fur is often seen. but seldom to bet
Tor advantage than in a small turban
with a crown of crushed brown velvet
where the broad brim was of ermine.
This was decorated at the left side, well
n the back, with a short fiat bow of
cloth and a high standing fancy wing.
On a large hat with a straight brim Of
MORE the crown WAS of black lynx. \
hand OF bright Besnard red ribbon par
TALLY encircIed this crown and ended in
q small fiat bow at the right side. ON
a smart hat having the becoming Tam
q shanter crown of taupe plush the trim
ming was a single ear of Civet cat which
Certainly lent q dash all its own
Tho aIl-fur hat has made its appear
snce in various suises one OF the most
effective of those shown this season
Is a hat of Hudson seal with the
soft crushed crown on the Tam o Shanter
order This hat is absolutely devoid Of
trimming, as are the. smartest hats OF
this type in. Paris. They are soft and
large and easily denied into a becoming
shape. hut certain distinction is lost
when even a tiny fantasia is added.
Very smart are the hats showing the
high rounded crowns of a. white fur
tbibct or ermine-with narrow brims,
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seal. The combination Of white fur
with moleskin is one Of the fancies OF
the season, while seal and white FUR
answer the demand for the magpie et-
feet. There is generally a high trimming
of ostrich feathers arranged we'll toward
vi O''' ~" - A.. IN,
the back OF the hat 10 IAN over the 'Io"H
M, @ hat hoasting a crown OF seal the
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ledNHeiS "eiC III ''' IN" 'N''e
tone.
,rb. r-t If r,oIaslyiu is desired i'm many
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quarters 10 complement INC 'O"' W
same fur or TO complete the set OF SlOle
aud r,rff one very effective model shows
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the crown of the moleskn WIN narrow,
up-lurned brim. The crown Is rounded
-. ,t,o, nigb grd at one side is a
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mount OF thlpeI asa'' ''''
ton of mOleSkin and white FUR
-. ,,,,,,.rioDt little hat I'm fur has
A"O''', ,''' -. i, an
me rounded crown anu I'p'ul I''" ''''I'' co.
in the fur and this model II deNeIope"
I'm yarious furs with fantasia at the
a., ~. -, ITO, * oasily OK
O"'"' Inv III. 80,
plotted 10y making inc iuiOdA Oh 'h'DN' ''
,,tft. ,ritb the fantastic I'm black. An
., Gu, hull tIa
other tur ram ohail'e' s'i'"'u w.
crown in mOleskin, with the brlu OF .N'i-
vet and a brush aigTette Of white lOA.
Another very effective uOdc OF lilNl-
ming the all fur hat is with large bTlI-
liantlv hued flower in velvet or the metal
tissues The velvet roses in the rich deep
red shades Of the dahlia are simply stun
ming on fur of sombre tonS. ne WIZ
purple flowers are also WoHdGrlully SooI
TO look upon against DachGIouLu VI
black, gray or brown tur' IHeie are aiag
imported wreaths IN the metal TISSUES an
variegated COlorlnES Whlch are Iald HdI
against the brim OF FUR with most sue
CeSful results. The metal MOWERS them
selves are eagerly sought for 70 lend an
air Of distinction TO the turbdn OF tuI'