Evening star., 1934-08-09
The Newest
Style Notes

w YTTH the beginning Of August
the shop windows take on a
wv slightly different character.
If the shop has two vin-
dowA. you Rfil often notice
that one iS stili devoted TO Summer
stock. With nice bargains for imne-
diate clearance. while the other as
gunes a darker character and shows
the npw clothes for the coming Au-
turan season Black crepe and satin
dresses appear on the rnannequinA.
dark Fall hats and lots Of Winter suits
and coats. The college girl has TO plan
her Winter wardrobe early, ana there
are many other reasons for early buy
ing. including the possibility Of later
imitation. the advantage Of deferred
paymenis. and the fact that early
choice often means a wider selection OF
choice models, then. too. there is the
free storafe on coats and suitA that Is
appreciated by many persons.
In looking over the new coats and
suits we have found Il 10 be very
attractive and stimulating group OF
garments which range In price from
about $40 up through the fifties and
giytieS 10 500, with the really beauti-
ful garments priced at between one
and two hundred For you know you
can always pay as much for hand
some fur trimmed cloth coat as you
would have TO pay for the inexpensive
fur ones. so it's all matter OF choice
and purse as 70 what you will have.
and also the purpose for which you
will use it. Naturally the college girl
would not require the expensive. dressy
type of coat that the society matron
would need, and so IT goes,
The things 10 look for that seem
10 be different this season are the
appearance OF belts on many coats.
fat fIIrs often made into small collars,
the use of cloth scarfs of the coat ma
terial 10 MI In close around the neck
and 80 protect the fur collar at this
point. and the noticeable fullness in
the sleeve which comes between the
elbow and the wrist.
Then, as TO materials. there Is
every indication that all sorts Of
diagonal weayes will prove popular.
MS well Rs heavy crepy woolens and
nubby textures. Black seems TO fs
shown in larger quantity than t0s
colors just at present, but there l.
plenty Of brown, with green and
red next In line. All fllrs seem TO
be used for trimming. but the fiat
furs lend themselves 10 more vari-
ETY. of manipulation than the fluffy
furs. although both are being used
on the new coats.
DERSIAN LAMB Is always q hand
u some coat trim to be found among
the expensive models. One Of these
vas shown to us in local shop that
had many style points in its favor.
The coat is Of soft diagonal weave
black wooden with the fur used in the
form of a bolero jacket with wide
revers at the front, and forming
straight shoulder yoke in the back.
The collar stands up beconlingly
around the back of the neck and
frames the face. The open space be-
tween the revers Is filled in with sec
ton OF the coat material with round
outline close TO the neck. This por-
ton continues over to the left side in
line with the closing of the coat, but
the bolero fastens over this with two
large buttons at the center front.
This makes for added warmth at the
front and gives trim, well-tailored
line. The sleeves are plain with mar
row cuffs.
One of the smartest suits to be
shown so far is the one sketched which
combines moleskin with nubby wooden
material Of the same color. The mar
row outstanding collar and entire front
of the coat, which joins the collar in
q raglan outline, is Of the rfoleskin,
while the rest of the coat and the skirt
are of wool. From the immediate
front the effect is OF an entire fur coat
and. of course. this fur panel makes
a marvellous wind breaker for cold
days.
Another very lovely black coat has
cape OF Persian lamb that is fiat over
the shoulders and has four-inch
ripple edging Of fur that continues up