The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-24
The Kind Of
Clothes That
Youth Prefers


the season progresses and is pre-em
inently the silk OF the season, de
spite various attractive rivals. The
taffeta two piece or three piece cos.
tune is finding great favor and ev.
cry sort OF frock from morning trot'
ting frock to evening gown is made
up in this silk. Often, Of course,
the taffeta is combined with other
material-cloth OF chiffon or georget
etc.--but usually it dominates the
combination.
Contrasting taffetas, too are much
used in combination, stripes or plaids
with plain color or two plain colors
Some OF the best looking examples
Of this last treatment are in white
and black, white tsffeta for the body
Of the dress, with black taffeta in lib
eral enough quantity to give distinc'
ton.
Another taffeta costume is vista
ria colored, dressy afternoon suit
the skirt OF which is corded at the
hem. The three quarter length coat
is handsomely embroidered in gold
and silver thread. A smart touch is
tho choker collar made like the plat
ed girdle.
White tussore silk Is used for the
handsome skirt. the tunic being en-
broidered in French blue. OF this
same tone is the natty little taffeta
jacket fastened with one button.
White tussore affords the revers
cuffs and collar.
The voluminous gown, worn with a
huge black hat, is Of biscuit Grape
meteor. A charming bodice has a
surplice drape in front and a Jacket
back. The rich embroidery gives
the satin vest and square buckle the
only other trimming being novelty
buttons.
Cloth and silk are continued in
some coats that are dark enough in
color and simple enough Of line to
answer general purposes and there
are dark silk coats that will make
admirable dust coats little later
and are severe enough to have a tail.
ored and sportslike air in spite Of
their handsome material. Taffeta, of
course, sheds the duet excellently.
und tussore is always popular for the
summer motoring, but 1t soils SO
readily that 1t is rather a nuisance,
even though It will tub, after ia.
shion. Few tailored coats come
through the laundry with much OF
their shapeliness and smartness in
tact.
Still there are very stunning mot
or and travel coats Of the heavy tus-
sore and pongee weaves, some Of the
cape models in these materials be.
ing especially knowing. Severely tail
ored coats Of MORE are among the
ether good utility silk coats.
The soldierly coat, SO suitable for
sports and motoring, is cut OF tan
broadcloth, with a short cape, full.
ness under arm and a close fitting
front. The white pearl buttons also
match the buckles on the collar.
The hip drapery that achieved
such popularity in the winter is stih
with US, though not inevitable. II
one prefers a more normal hip line
there are models that will supply 1t,
and even on the extremely bouffant
skirts the point Of greatest width is
not regular.
Many OF the taffeta evening frocks
have skirts quite untrimmed unless
their elaborate drapery can be count.
ed as trimming, and even the bodice
may he practically untrimmed aside
from some effective decolletage fin.
ish Color and line are intrusted
with the effectiveness and II an ar.
fist does the work the confidence
often Is justified.
Powered silks, preferably In big
designs and striped silks play impor.
tant parts among evening materials,
and the metallic brocades are even
handsomer than they have been.