New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
TNTVTDV5 ATTTY I'm CLOTHES THE FASHION NOV
The Personality Of the Wears-
Must Be EGpressed-And
am Easy Task IL Is
with the Varied
RaimemG Offered
This Season.
This Season.

between the ankles and the knees This underdr,,,
was of gold net yelled by black net.
On a silver metallic gown, whose full loose sk;,,
in the rear is caught up from the bottom and carried
to the opposite shoulder and whose bodice is oddy
and beautifully drsped in one piece seemingly with
the fanciul skirt the only color and ornamentation Is
the single pink rose which catches the bodice wher,
twnes and IS draped to form the girdle Gowns thus
are seen to have simplicity as well as the extreme ea5
orateness frequently in evidence But II is in the even.
ing wraps that ones fondest dreams OF luxurousness
and richness may be fulfilled
These wraps are made in the most exquisite Of
materials that season replete in rich fabrics Offer
In shape they are full and regally unsudied almost
youptuous in the completeness OF their spendor OF
beautiful brocades turquoise with woven golden flow.
ers veyets Of unbelievable softness, Of metallic cloths
of seauns and all triumphantly furred.
Gorgeous Wrap of Sphinx Colored Sequins.
The most fancfu and barbaricslly beautiful OF Ties.
wraps seen this year was one which was made entirely
If Shrink colored sequns that glittered in knocking
mystery as incomprehens;ble in color and lusre as
the great being nom which this very dark gray took
It's name for in this wrap the light blue elyet lining
was here and there reflected by the sequns where h.
lph broke through The collar and cuffs OF gray
fox and the wrap was worn almost one wished FOR
it might be drawn about one loosely or snugly and
ie into rich and ever varying folds
The Innings of these loose wraps, which are draped
I'D which fold over and which are OF seml-transueen,
material are necessarily OF great importance In fact
they are no longer mere lnings-they are definite por
tons of the garment AS in a most beautiful wrap Of
great individuality and charm, the lining plays i'm
portant part in the colonization Of the costume
Peach Coored Lining Reflected by Metallic Cloth.
In this wrap of peculiarly soft cloth-oi-gold the
peach colored lining shone through and was caught
and reflected by the metallic cloth which fell in rich
full folds from the shoulders very wide border at
the bottom of the coat curved up slightly in front and
down in back The border Of the sleeves doubled
hack. opened toward the back and continued as the
border of the cape which covered the entire bach Of
the cloak to the feet and Only betrayed its identity
a cape when the arm raised.
Canes for Street Wear No Longer Seen.
Although the cape OF meteoric popularity in the
carly spring has nearly died out for ordinary usage
still it has remained because OF its extreme usefulness
in the evening cape One will it, too in the NOR
elaborate fur wraps which will be either frankly caps
CT will have large and small cape collars and the loose
short overcoat which closely resembles the cape in
the rear It is found, besides, in the separate eost
used for outings for motoring and for afternoon wear
These have the Napoleonc cape very often and have
various other manifestations Of the cape idea.
A beautiful evening cape seen recently was OF the
darkest of sage green chiffon velvets 1t closed tightly
from the neck right down to thu bottom more than
7af way below the knees where it was banded deeply
with Kolnsky fur. low. square collar was OF this
same darkly rich brown fur. The cape was IN three
sections-that is to say it had three widths from top
T. bottom shirred into a selfcordlng at the elbows
the waistline and the knees, approximately