The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
Fashion Veers Again From the Low Cut
Styles-Pretty Models in Satin
Net. Lawn and Other Sheer
Materials.
Materials

coming ana has the merit of ucIns easily
made.
The close stock of black MORE. satin
or velvet preferably the MORE plays
an importan, part in new collars of
another class. and It's front finish often
has much 10 do with the effectiveness
of the collar II it is high it often has.
instead of bow. Hat loops falling one
over another up and down the middle
front or pump bow as wide as the
collar is held by two rows OF tiny
buttons. or by q buckle covered with
the moirc. II. as H. often the case the
stock slopes down toward the front
there may be a loose single knot and
ends. and often two narrow black moirc
ribbons are used instead Of one, run
ming around the urgandy or linen or
net foundation Of the turnover collar.
with these stocks come turnover col
lars of every imaginable kind Some Of
them turn down flat around the sides
| and stand up or narv AZ the back. Some
are little more than small points of stin
linen. plain organdy. embroidered or.
CANDY or net or lace, turning back On
the stock and leaving tho front of the
| throat uncovered. others turn over in
roll section in tho back
one very pretty model Of which q
sketch is given here, has deep rundown
points at the sides and deeper ones In
the back. while a little cravat OF mar
row black MORE runs around the stand
ing organdy foundation of the collar and
ties in a smart little bow at the back
between the two deep points
Some OF the pretticst of the hand
embroidered lawn and orgaudy collars
have the back section rolling moderately
I high and close around the neck and IN
front two points turn away Just enough
to leave the neck uncovered to the base
of the throat. where the collar Joins "A
chcmisette but;oning mp the front--or
rather swapping up the front with tiny
close set lawn covered buttons along the
closing line
These little buttons arc used on all
sorts and shapes of French neckwedr.
Even when u high close back velvet
or MORE stock is worn with % he. or
urgandy or iinun chcmisctte and collar
The little closely grouped waite buttons
march from the chemisctt" front or NJ
the stock front, and the li.Jie .puch"s
of white bring tine bldct stock ciIec-
lively into harmony with the white
collar ana chcmisette.
Among the imported novelties IN high
or Scmi-high ncc5wrdr there are some
charming things in cnorod i.non,
usually embroidered .n white with or
without tiny whit" homs and usually
too with touch of black MORE IN
.ira, how or ends good illustration
of this ,ypc OF collar Is pictured among
the group IN his page and can hc had
. I'm pale hun or rose l!uuu with delicat"
white embroidery On the points tinN
black buttons ola the strap around the
base Of the collar and a lit;l" bow Of
narrow biIch moirr I'm front
The dain,."-' ~ Guimpcs il fine net
are also shown among imp rtod neck
wear novelties that fan into the high
collar class These are made with the
sleeveless waist of net that .u~uros pcr-
feet lifting. and most 60. Item button IN
the back, but from, fastening is simg-
lated 10y tiny buttons set n'wc'n groups
OF little huud run ual<y. The buttons
20 On NJ the collar front i'm many
models. but these collar fronts ar" very
frequently Cul down al tho Top in =
sharp point. sometimes quite TO the col
lar base. sometimes only for an inch
/ or 50.
This gives greater conf IT than was
possible in the old favOrt" net collar
/ high all the way around; hut II is diff
cult to bone these omen guimpc collars
/ successfully, just as IL is difficult to bone
T those that button with little buttons ana
loops straight mp H." front of the collar.
4 II the guimpe collar is iu 10" open IA
front for more than a mere uulmpprtdE
} half inch at top, the type with little