The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-06

in tn.S COnutCtlbn lldt NV
changes which affect the whole world of
fashion are nrst displayed. Materials
remain very much the same year in and
year out. Certainly 1t is true tina; a;
the beginning Of each season the big
manufacturers introduce variety OF
novelties, but materials, however beau
tiful are Of no importance when com
pared with "ligne."
once heard vel, known Partisan
beauty say Material is uf no I'M
portance. One might be rSuu.sI'e!y
dressed in the material used for horse
cloths IL the right person had cut It.
I think the novelist "DuidJ' has said
very much the same thing in one OF her
highly colored romances. and without
doubt 1t Is true.
Everything depends upon the man
ner in which a gown or coat * cut.
Some OF the best dressed women ~
Paris wear tailored suits Of navy blus
serge all the year round, and every
year, bu; these always indicate the very
latest changes Of "l,Rne." JUS now |
am studying the fash!Oa 81 tomorrow
a B.arrjtz 1t - st..l summer. but
already there are clear indications OF
the changes which Will he much in evil
dence in the fall and winter seasons.
shall deal with these changes In this
article and also in my article OF next
week because il Is necessary to point
out In detail the possibilities ~ the
future.
tirs' OF a" LEI ~ take the new uSh'
httng SIN corsase wh!ch recalls the
e'E'es or leSo' !, II long Nme since
we hau IN the word ui tasn'oh anything
Snd". cou'u De cd'Ieh 4 dGeSS p"n'ce'
-
Ihat ~ 10 say a corsdSe when ala not
III any way re'ail p.ouse or shirt
waist ana "hIch was quI'e unlike a
h'.nono pou'Ve'
me uu"'n' "','e garment ! am now
"'s','"'nE - line me uRh' ood''eS
"n.cn were worn nv our 2tandmothers
an ie'V or 40 iheN are as rule
nI"u' VI 'a".'aN "' 'h'I'h N"'Ne' ana
Tue! HH'SH on a, tue VAST al ne nor
ma. "a's' IHe' ne "a understood ihese
Nsn' 'o'sdseS nave 'ohs ught' s.ee\'
anu '"eE are las'eheu GOWN the irony
WIN SINAI nail ou IONS Al the neck
nv open IN ihoneSt ' ana thtN are
hnished on win roHoNer collar OF
e""t".ue'ed hds'.h' /" Illustrate me
possio'iI''es OF 'h'S unexpected tasn'"h
W." uescl.ue pretty gown worn ny
rrHcesse a'ehlpers yesterday AFTER
NOON a. a CASINO concert.
me Houh'ed sR'rt was IN "h'ie n
ora musih ana each houncr VAS nm
"neu WIN ooiuer OF me enoro!dery
.NeNu'-u !" "H'te Hheh 'n'eaus' mo
"ouhees reached from "a.st Ia mem ana
t"e" '"eFe was "ttIe '.sht corsage-
~ "ne s'Se yust uescrioeu Den.
p.ue uh"etas' i""s 'orsase nh'sneu OH
.he WAIST Win mario" panu OF SILK
anu II was fastened uo"h ne 'front.' oN
s,""'i pd'l buttons III mo'ner OF pear
i"s c"sasc was Almost hlgh 10 the
VIZ va" .ue opening oe'hs extremely
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se.m IN hea- any diract r.la,Ionsh,, %
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they arc as much n thing anar, az ava
tho Ii.,r. satin ara hroc,d. co,,aoo
which are now so generally worn
Al the fashionahIe son resorts tho
smart women seem IN have gone mad
over tho mysterious stiff rihhnn Lnoun
"a "yondollne." This ribbon is used to
st.ffen the border q. founces and tunlre
/ docs not really civ, crino,ine Of
feet bur II kceps n soft material n
any desired position. some months ara
when Paul po.ret introduced Persian
,unics a somewhat similar rihhon uas
Introduced inyisibly in the hem in or-
der that the correct Persian outline
should be preserved. Al the presen,
moment the rage for "gondo,ine" ia So
vehement that II ia introduced in tho
ynost unexpected materials and aar.
ments ON the Grande Plaza Yesterday