Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1915-01-21
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as silk and the light weight cotton mat erials. so it is without a doubt that many flounced full skirts, over full, starched or reeded petticoats will be the order of the summer season.
 The rapid arrival of the short coat is a thing which also surprised many people. who had bought the long full winter jackets, expecting them to last until spring. Alas for their hopes, for after all the prognostications to the contrary. this season has not been so very different from others in the rapld changes in styles which seem to come to pass over night.
 This short jacket originated with the bouse of Callot in Paris. They launch ed the first short coat and kept repeat ing it until the world of style felt its effect and embraced the new idea.
 One eccentris model has short jacket with buttons in the back! But 1t is only the extremists among Fash- ions followers which would follow heT 10 such lengths as this. Another mo- del fastens on one side with a high beaver collar and the lower edge Of the jacket is finished at the bottom with a belt of beaver which reaches just to the waistline. The armhole is small and the long tight sleeves are finished with a tight band of beaver. The skirt is five-gored and perfectly plain.
 For the conservative dress for gen eral wear this winter comes a model which I am using for my Illustration The blouse is made with square yoke from which hangs the rest of the blouse which is slightly full at the lower edge. The collar is band of fur, as are the cuffs to the long tight sleeves. The jacket buttons On the side and a medium width belt holds in the fitness around the waist. The attractive skirt shows the panel front which is again coming into favor.
 This is an attractive method for de veloping covert cloth, serge or gaDa1 dine And is a style which will prove itself also suitable for the spring street suit.
 A dashing street costume to be worn under a separate coat is the other il- lustration It is a little like the short jackets which I have already spoken of The waist buttons with a Russian closing at the side. The collar is high military band and small frogs of braid down the closing add to the mII, itary effect of the dress. The style lies in the square-boXed effect of the belt. The three-piece circular skirt has the fashionable flare and is cut the short length which adds touch of special style to a suit or frock. The the type of large hat which is coming in, and which will more than likely have a vogue for the late spring and summer. Let us hope that it will, and that another August will not see us in small velvet hats which are both hot and shadeless, as was the case last summer.
 Shopping or for other street wear the woman who tries to keep up with the latest whim of dame fashion wears a skirt full and short. A short jacket buttoning high at the neck with a fur band for the collar, small armhOles and long close fitting sleeves finishing with a band of fur. Upon milady head a small sailor is perched a little forward on the head. The hat is trim med with gross-grain ribbon which ends in streamers in the back. In her hands she carries huff of barrel or melon shape.
 In the afternoon she dons a dress whose skirt flares well away from the feet, the bodice rather snug-fitting at the shoulders and round-waisted. The sleeves to this dress are long and plac- ed into an armhole rather small and piped around. The waist is buttoned straight down the front from the. tor of the high collar to the lower edge of the waist. This waist is more than likely placed On the outside of the skirt in much the same way as the old-fashioned basque.
 To the evening party milady wears | dress with a slender under slip over which is a full skirt of maline, chiffon l or lace. This skirt may hang from an | Empire line, a round waistline or from a velvet or satin bodice moyen age length.
 Beading and embroidery of gold or silver is the accepted method of trim ming these evening frocks.
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