, 1925-02-05
Setting The
Styles

4. Styles
Copyright. 1925, Casper Tribune,
NEW ToRK-chiffon Ia going to
provide the setting for two Of the
most important events in a youns
girls life this spring. She will. In
many cases. choose this material for
her graduation gown, while her old
Ell sister viii wear It In her wedding
dress.
NEW YoRK-Tcp coats now are
more tailored than ever and more
mannish. Many of the newest exam
pies have velvet collars with notch
cd lapels closely patterned from the
male ~vcrcoat Even the band of
fur about the bottom. which persist
ed for a time, is becoming passe.
NEW YoRK-For centuries wo-
men have worn high heels on their
shoes. Now they are wearing high
heels on their stockings. These heels.
either staggered or pointed. are OF
a contrasting shade from the stock.
itself. black heels being woven on
beige hose. for example. The heels
usually correspond with the color
ing Of the shoe worm.
NEW YoRK-The shops of New
York should extend n heartfelt vote
of thanks I o Zuloaga, the great Span
ish artist now In this country, TO ex'
hibit his pictures. When women here
saw how Spanish combs added to
the attrnctiveness OF Zuloaga's sit
tiers. they commenced anew to buy
them.
NICE-The winged cape has made
its appearance for evening wear. In
tho soft airs of the Riviera, where
warmth is secondary to artistic dis.
play. This garment has a collar OF
fur. but really no black, since It is
split from hem to collar In the
The arms are slipped through loops
at the front and the garment hangs
from either arm like wings which
may be folded as desired.
PARIS-One spring hat in its time
plays many parts. that is. II It Is
trimmed with a scarf as so many
are at present. The scarf may be
draped about the hat in new fash
ion each day. or the small round
turned back picot hat may be worn
alone and the scarf thrown about the
neck or shoulders.
DONDoN-Bridge coats and nah
jong elbows are Developments Of this
London season. The former are real
ly charming house coats. short and
simple in design. with narrow close.
fitting sleeves usually OF chiffon.
velvet. The nah jong elbow is the
discovery OF an English duchess who
leaned too long above the ivory tiles.
Now It is perfectly fashionable to ap.
pear with ones above bandaged or
tinted with iodine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may hate
to "be different" but this does not
extend to Englishwoman. This is re.
sponsibie for the vogue OF the cos.
tune dress which gives opportunity
for individual expression and the
stressinE OF points OF physical excel
lence. As a result. many bouffant or
crinoiine frock are making their ap.
pearance at London parties.
NEW YoRK-Chiffon today Is TO
dress what the utility infielder is
to baseball. 1t a be placed any.
where. Even on the straight line.
slim. plain, satin frocks. 1t Is used
as a fichu, adding grace to the neck.
line and a contrasting color note to
the costume.
NEW TORK-Handkerch.efs now
are decorative as we'll as useful ac.
c%sssories. With the new tailored
suits. they give a needed flare Of
color as they peep from a pocket.
Some are of colored linen with en-.
~broidered edges, or OF brilliantly
printed crepe de chine.
NEW YoRK-The keenest y
cannot tell where sky ends and sea
begins ana the same is rue OF the
ensemble costume. For the coats
are being lined with the same bril-.
liant printed silks which compose
the gowns. When the coat ia open
II is almost impossible to tell where
gown ends and coat begins.
PARIs-When II comes to sleeves
some Partisan designers simply can
not restrain themselves. One has