Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
ledingIy Pretty Garments Are
the Rage in the Highest
Partisan Circles.
beLS OF VARIED DESIGNS
Fashioned Along the Lines of the
sssIan Blouse Ia Popular-BIack
"greitschwanz" Fashionable
but Enormously Ex-
pensive Material.

tt0rna, king very long coats this win
0gue - Quite an exaggeratedly long
,oauty go quarter model. These coats are
s., a NJ s,.ab st always longer at the back than
e dr snytront and at the hem they are com
d. maj ...s lively wide, to give the popular
Mt an Ausfsian7 outline.
It'll ws fhez Redfern l have just seen some
Msklv models intended for Riviera
H. Sc I'D 4 in the early days of the new
dead ~ This tailor is always we'll rep
ELL I'd rase nted on the terrace Of Monte
dersou Ia and on the Promenade des An
yeter ii. $ at Nice. writes ldalia de Villiers
adyi II j he Boston Globe.
early all the Redfern clients are
ring a. ole who fit from one gay resort to
rs III her and in the early days of each
hot il I'LL ceeding spring this tailor sets the
S acci faa hion for the year.
Twd D. far as the new long coats are
cot al .eof eerned ! have nothing but praise
report. They are extremely becom-
the I'D to tall. slender women and when
found Man have been designed and made by
u he IL master hand they are models Of
Oh bis sn artness and grace.
opel h hase coats are made in two dis
will tlAct designs. In one the figure is
nselded carefully. The coats are not
alias exbctly tight fitting. but they indicate
the she lines Of waist and bust very ac-
'eeSs xuately.
&c IN #Da the other hand there. is a favor
)nths ia model which is fashioned almost
When III a long Russian blouse. This coat
ohcs Isl always slightly gathered or plated
i~4
oil its are confined by handsome belt
ha5 81 embroidered leather or velvet.
ison With such coats as these clinging
case 81 rts made of velvet or charmeusc
pno afe worn.
'' New and Popular Fabric.
,o At the present moment there Is a
rha fsge in Paris for skirts entirely com
- pbsed of black breitschwanZ. OF
=, purse such dresses are very expen-
ave, but they certainly possess a
girl Nchet of their own, and the Parish
! in sfnes are very fond of them.
tod These breitschwanz skirts were first
md launched by the lovely Princess Guy
nlv a Faucigny-Lu This famous
led Beauty appeared at charity fete in
ON Pc early autumn, wearing a wonder
Nd. *ll gown composed of black brett.
lac NchWanz, black mousseline de sole
Jack fox and-this was in the shape
20. picturesque bolero-pure white
SO Rrmine.
II It was really exquisite creation
r. 8nd made something of a sensation,
+, as its graceful wearer entered the
"A Rrge hall The silky breitschwanz
m. Aomposed the short, clinging skirt
=. hen there was a double Persian
~ 4lnic Of mousseline de sole, bordered
N It'll narrow bands of black fox and
~ smart little bolero of ermine, worn
"a er blouse of ivory chiffon, gave an
= lectiTe finishing touch to notable
:. olet
Must Have "Breitschwanz."
d Ever since that afternoon the Paris
. ennes belonging to the most exclu.
I'VE circles have placed breitschwanz
! n pinnacle and worshiped it! Every
=. lne who could afford the expense in
{ vested in breitschwanz skirt and
J. many different draperies and TUNES
- Pere introduced over this.
. In the Worth model which I have
sRetched this week you will find 2
, 0reitschwanz skirt under graceful
ofaperies carried out in supple cam
elsnair cloth. The 'ligne" shown iT
ms model is extremely attractive
'ohg and sweeping, with the fashion
aole appearance CT width at the waist
pShd is IN mirror velvet At the bach
tAls sash Is tied In a loose knot, witt
me ends falling low over the figure
Aese shoulder capes are again com
ing into favor.
In the ateliers of the leading Paris
ian dressmakers they are shown free
~ and some of them are made o.
"Heiy embroidered cloth and velvet
win bands of costly fur on the Dor
1ef and small collar as a finishing
touch The idea of the shoulder cape
's an artistic one
Not All May Wear Them.
We find such garments in picture.
- famous masters and to a certain
,ype OF women these capes are becom
.He' out not to all women 1t is {
Do'ious fact that shoulder cape ha.
us erect of making some women lool
almost old-maidish.
ms quaint garnent ought to b.
~orn by young and smart-lookins
sIl or by mid6ie-aged woman whC
Is not striving 20 look younger thar
HeT own daughters.
are at present enjoying a re
,.'ai OF several picture fashions: Fo
.-s'anee. sleeveless boleros made o
rhine, finished off with fchu col
s -1l and worn over loose chiffon
oiouses.
eAa again, little tippets made of er
me me sealskin, taupe. etc, which ar
..ossed over the bust and fastened a
oaek with wide sash ribbons.
Sood Effect Of Dyed Fitch.
arts the Sensational dressmas