The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

a black and white IN womens garments does not
that coored stufs VIII be entirely out OF fashion
In fact, there many shades which will be
added to the list before Summer is fairly upon In
outdoor attire, particularly, may expect
remely picturesque effects.
Taffetas in changeable hues will be IN high favor,
especially the red, green and blue tins Also the
blue and cafeaulait tones will be These color.
ngs rich and remind of the earlier Renas
paintings Black taffeta and striped checked
woods will also have place. and many of the colored
materials show stripes of pale coors, such
fashionable In the matter of color effects
there will be an endless variety, and the who
find something to please her must indeed be
hard to please.
The new skirts are cut wider at the hips but still
taper at the ankles, then faring below except in
the case of the short And we are to see many
OF the short skirts this Summer. in contrast to the
ground.sweeping models Of the present
One skirt model which several Of the leading
dressmakers have been attempting force to the
front, has effect which, at distance resembles
fsh's tall Below the, knees the skirt narrows rapidly
to the ankles, when suddenly fares out in small
rufles and plaits This skirt however, is becom-
ing to the vast majority Of and doubtless will
attain only the popularity OF fad with certain few
The standard skirt will be fuller the sides wider
around the bottom than has been the case Even in
slit skirts the bottom width will increased and the
proper place for the slit is directly in the back
OF the skirt
Most of the new Spring wraps already shown are OF
the half mantle style and often trimmed the neck
with small ostrich feathers either black or Of tone
to match the cloak. DaInask silk and light wooens
are the favorite materials for these garments Passe
menterie ornaments still in favor and man
ties usually trimmed with them However, feathers
it is promised, will be universally worn this Summer
Feather boas will be the proper thing in the evening
and hats will be trimmed with them in as wide va
rety possible and they will be adjusted at novel
angles. One pretty little hat has bunch Of feathers
radiating horizontally from point at the back
In support OF the contention that the stout woman
can find few styles adaptable to her figure charmngly
draped evening gown is shown at the left, The ar
rangement of the lines the bodice and skirt gives
particularly lithesome effect to the figure
The main part Of this gown Is Of violet charmeuse
worn embroidery OF pearls A similar embrod.
cred band forms the belt and the skirt Of char
meuse an apron OF silk muslin embroidered with the
pearls Is draped up giving pointed slit effect over the
MP, which lensthens the waist line.
At the back long embroidered panel wells the
decoedge and falls TO the bottom of skirt which is
yelled at the train with shawl of black chantily
The model shown the right OF the page Is q
Striking example OF OF the extreme STYLES recently
brought out and illustrates the MANY uses made
OF the new striped silks
The bodice or coat Git is difficult TO classify s mod
eed on the chasuble shape and developed of lirh
gray taHeta striped with Under the box plaits
at the waist passes draped belt green satin An
edgng OF marmot the decolleage finishes this novel
garment. -