The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
BROWN THE COLOR IN PARIS STYLES
Accessories Should Be Bought
to Match Gown They Will
Accompany.

~ ROWNS OF all shades lead the
autumn colors, and there are
many black costumes. often
trimmed with brown or gray fur, and
completed by matching accessories.
The hat. gloves. shoes and stockings,
veil and handbag. should match the
rurs. and almost invariably do so.
This Is an expensive but extremely
pretty fashion. Rich green's are seen
to some extent. rather dark. and in
several different shades, forest green.
myrtle green, and in a shade Of dark
reseda-
The coat dress at these autumn
meetings has come into its own and
IS immensely popular. At Long
champ Martial and Armand model
was seen in black velveteen en-
broidered in close. massed silk, with
it's pockets lined with scarlet and gold
lame, and its inner high collar Of the
red and gold inside the high. en-
broidered, Directoire one. This was
worn by very smart woman and
looked well. Lame has crept into the
daytime mode. for suits are often, COM
pleted with gold or silver bodices. A
model trimmed with beaver, was worn
with gold tissue blouse
Furs are as much worn as ever and
n Vf1faftt "a
shapes are more often coats than capes,
but very new are the short full capes
of fur which are worn over gowns.
There was seen at the Ritz gown OF
the new printed velvet in Persian pat
term of warm reds and browns, which
was completed by a short circular cape
of mole; also n short full cape of skunk
worn over a black suit, embroidered in
brown. while q coat, dress Of gray
hroadcloth, trimmed with squirrel. was
worn with a short circular cape of
squirrel A gorgeous coat of Russian
squirrel; with great deal of brown In
the gray skins, a coat eat with good
deal of flare to the skirts and completed
by y great collar, folded round the
shoulders like a fichu, was worn over a
high necked gray gown, a touch of the
Grand Steele being given by the jabot
OF old lace at the throat, by the small
black velvet tricorne hat and the black
shoes with large square paste buckles.
1t is extremely smart to have ones
7 hat exactly match ones furs; mink
coat, the fur worked in horizontal bands
was worn at the, races recently with p
hat of matching velvet, the brim made
of ribbons twisted about wires in an
openwork effect. Velvet Is worked In
all sorts of extraordinary ways In our
hats, shirred, tucked, folded, shocked,
and all those "eatable" browns--choco-
late, coffee, caramel, gingerbread-are
chosen. The beehive shape. the crown
in rounded cone and the brim turned
down all round, is the most popular
but we have many toques. following ex-
actly the shape of the head, with wide
ears or bows of velvet at both or one
side. All daytime hats are small at
present.: the large ones are reserved for
restaurant wear in the evening. or for
very important afternoon gatherings.
The immense fur collars which are In
fashion cali for special attention to
ones millinery. Ridiculous effects are
given by hats, pretty in themselves,
which are pushed out of place and
made most uncomfortable to wear by
the great fur collars when they are
fastened up about the throat. The little
beehive shape Is the safest here. which
T. no doubt accounts for its popularity.
The most popular furs at present
seem to be mole. broadtail. mink and
gray squirrel; the dressmakers' and fur
riers' collections were full OF the shaved
lamb which is new here, but not seen
very much as yet, except for trimming.
One of Wells short Jackets OF gazelle.
dyed and pointed to look like kollnsky'
was worn by a smart woman at Long
champs lately with good effect Several