Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

but II is too early 10 predict what
the coming style will be. when fail
comes. perhaps, there will be- more
positive evidence upon which to
base q prediction. hut at the present
time things are In a state of trausi-
ton and everything is more or less
chaotic. For some time past the
japanese outline. figured in kimono
sleeves and loose mantlos. has been
In great favor iu Pals as well as
here. In it's modified orm this Jap
anese outline has proved almost uni
versally becoming The long seam
less shoulder has given grace 10
plump shoulder and II has lent
roundness To those which might 9th
erwise have seemed too slender. Il
IL picturesque and II Is comfortable.
two qualities which are not often
found combined in the realm Of fash
ion.
But some OF the leading designers
In Paris decided to revive Louis XVI
aud Dircctoire STYLES and the result
mas been a curious hut rather attrac-
tive combination of two styles which
bear no relationship To each other.
one of these combination costumes
which was seen 20 a recent function,
was a good representative of the
type. The most notable ana char
acteristic feature OF that costume
was the japanese sash OF black
gauze rich embroidered In colorcd
silks. This sash was slightly stiff
fened at the borders Ind It's long
ends were friured boo c0lors which
correspondent wiz. those o. the I'm
broidcries. The sash vps purely
japanese. IN" quaint 60. saec purely
Directoric. The effect Of the en-
scmble was quite pleasing and pic
%turesque.
The newest outline as seen at tho
races aud In Tho more exclusive res
taurants Is somewhat curious. The
skirts of supple satin or crepe de-
Chine are arranged iu ]cliuging folds
about the feet. in front they are
caught mp. sometime TO am cNaercr-
atod degree. 90 show the feet aud
sometimes a triilo more. ana 40 the
back they fall iu soft folds The
coat or tunic b. sIghtly stiilcucd a.
the border In order that it may
stand out from the figure.
Short sleeve. are extremely pupu.
lar Just now. They are 10 bee seen
on afternoon dresses of supple silks.
muslins. crepes, nd other materials.
and with them immensely long
gloves are worn. Not merely are
these the lonr owes of ordinary ey-
ening use. y b eighteen or twenty
buttons, they are often from thirty
~ th~lrty-fiyc button length and they
should be Wfflcd up the arms as
loosely az possible
One of tho novelties of the season
Is the Persian tunlc. q good exam.
pie Of which was shown by q mode.
recently. The graceful skirt vas %.
black c%harurlsc and had a pointed
train. The fuuic WAS composed of
richly embroidered white crepe u,
Chine. lny.Iuly s%tiffcucd at th,
border. Tho .mbroidcrios were don,
In raised SILKS with % number p.
seed pearls introduced no. form th,
centres of ..a conventional flowers
THE corsaa. portion ot tho tuuit
was very loo" and carrlcssly arraur.
ed There aI, practically uo waist
line, for v. and hips seemed par.
LOT one and .hc same curve The
neck was ..rs decollotc and h wa.
%bordorcd with a double pleated fril
OF white tu The picturesque ha.
was entire. made OF the same
white tull. and at one side there
we're very % black mounts. 20.
q slender such q Persian
tuuic woulH boz very becoming bu
the waist l Of today present. dll
= faculties f0. woman endowed o..
nature with YES.
4 new ys- ition Of me trousc
skirt has OIL Us appearance anon.
the now Ca "a suits. @ d. The 5000
mensoly D.. ar black and Whit
check suitir The coat. % mauuish
strictly cal one d. rHH-rya
lively cut IN front and -Guar.
Iarouud ths ps. fastous with fv'
buttons au. bound with lIaDi
braid Brf .e novel foa'ur. b.
the skirt. % Is turned up aroln
the bottom precisely as % ml.
trousers u. be- Do order % Bee.
% in this the black braid bind
. nr o. sfIu u th. skirt D1F
each side rn Is % "trip of 900.
braid. corr. ending fa The out. ri
braid OF Oh. '-ousers and tl' tF.
]creases ar .ssed back and from.
n proper outline effect Tho %.
suit Is DO. f%ltogcth.r |uHplDasiI.
but somcs bizarre
MANY rf ing thIrss iD tbr Ilu
LOT summor acing iro,ss are show.
iu tho 'a. able hops ~ thI
thine San ry charming ones ar
made of bon painted chiffon Tho.
of mousse. chiffon and fuIIn ar
Ian charm. but stfums.s ffa-I.
and mode. latiste .nH Ia.o coy eH.
bro lorrl ste aud other 0Fo
more ful... al materials seem o
find NOR. 1r viii American v.
men THa.. after frn,k. mas uo
D. 81, daIr' hen thtE arr HfR hI
they uII inly stand more eeH
without IHs their hea.' and al