New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
splashes Of Color

i. must be varied throughout the
:, Consequently fair proper
y Of large hats is always shown,
I. midsummer is the logical season
tbem. The efforts of milliners
oouulanze the more dressy, pic
,,.ssue styles have met with great
sesss
Yidsnmmer models are Of lace.
ir,aude, bright colored Swiss mus
.x tulle, taffetas, ginghams, and,
ocurse, some straws. The fact
es,t more fabrics than straws ara
I'd Is due to two cause.-the
*nddenne has never considered the
,a.traw hat as becoming as one In
,A,eh q soft fabric is introduced,
sd the difficulty Of obtaining straw.
Ina high cost Of straw braids, to-
nhsr with their scarcity, is making
practically necessary for the
I7shs milliner to economize in tho
rntty used.
Spring hats were gay. Those for
nrmmer are gayer. Summer time
.mns flowers. So, Of course, we
lave he flower hats. Not the slight
i. bit of care appears to have
been taken in trimming them, yet
ss know by the beauty they so sub
iay express that they represent the
Irsatest care on the part Of those
Isho are real artists In this line.
ao Gardens Misty
ghh Morning Dew
n0ZENS Of different sorts Of
flowers are on q single hat.
Elliners appear to have a penchant
he tumbling them haphazardly over
10 crowns, to trail onto the brims
the order that they happen to fall.
lHsy frequently swathe their minia-
as flower gardens in yelling.
Both milliners and dressmakers
ave taken to softening bright colors
covering them with airy bits Of
hle Perhaps they got the idea Of
rsring the colorful flowers with
agray net from the gardens all
Iay with dew In the early morn
g. Certainly the effect recalls
aeh picture.
Lewis, Of Paris, shows very pro
Fsunced floral garnitures on wide
anmed, large crowned taffeta hats.
lot only do these have their gar
nds Of flowers, but they also have
% ribbon bride or throat latch as
added bit of coquetry. Large
as trimmed with wells are very
Fneh in evidence. Long scarf veils
ssately embroidered and bor-
s'ed are draped crosswise on tri-
&, Sam hats. The flowing scarf end is
eH to hang from one side.
Tho big coolie hat is again being
*d, and Is especially interesting
% becoming when made with a
snparent brim developed from
sasahair braid. Many coolie brims
scmhination with close fitting
AdAsnds and turban crowns of
sash are noted.
lafeta and Straw a
P'pular Combination
sFAffETA IN combination with
msv is big festurs. Broad
.nned sailor shapes covered with
1ea have the brims edged with
nav and sometimes are trimmed
an large petal ornaments made of
aen and bound at tho edge with
nav braid Of matching or contrast
ss hue.
aarie Crozet shows very smart
sa-sailored hats Of tafTeta entirely
ssred with little lines Of satin
:" nobon. This makes a hat which
nnple and at the same time ele-
aas This house also exploits large
Aaek straw hats faced with colors,
<a as kings blue and emerald
-en. About the crown and falling
:" the brim are lightly placed
speries Of black Chantilly lace and
f. Crown is banded with a narrow
~00a in the bright color of the
''as'orlm facing. This makes q
:" Picturesque hat.
""olnatons of straw and rib-
:. frequently arc seen among new
- special favorites are those in
'"s shape where the brim Is
asd With broad strappings of
=" braid through which a wide
n passes 10 form the garniture.
s makes a strong feature Of
vps Of hat, which is perfectly
'sy IN white straw trimmed with
~V blue tafYeta ribbon.
"s, like dresses, have sashes, and