The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-14

colors! It should be the first con- sideration in the selection of a new fall coat. Look for Boxwood Green. Brazilian, Tudor Blue, Keystone Gray, and Beet Root. because those are just a few of the shades you can choose for your fur trimmed coat. They will be the favorites for the football season, for campus wear and for the first fall days in town Sports coats are not to be outdone, and run a very close second in the march on color, in Sweepstakes Green, Chinook, Flame, Peacock Blue, Italian Wine, and Wool Brown. Should you still have a failing for black give into it for your dress coat but let your sports coat be colorful.
 Hands Up!
 Don't get excited! This isn't a holdup It's merely fashions way of telling that hands are on the up and up and will be if they sparkle with colorl It's getting so that even very conservative women are switching to the high shades of Araby Green, Oxblood, London Tan and Chaudron, because they are becoming more and more inn portant in the fashion picture every day. A new surprise is Auberigne. a smart eggplant shade. which is scheduled to strike high note in smartness. But fashion doesn't stop at gloves she swings to hand bags, to create a colorful duet. Thanks to the big demand for matching handbags and gloves, there won't be much hunting to do they can be found everywhere. The common sense part of this color craze is that it puts brand-new front on practically any costume.
 How About Blouses?
 Fashion plays her best cards on color to make blouses beautiful! With such a vogue for suits it goes without saying, that there must be plenty of blouses. Although it stands to reason that every ward robe demands at least one white blouse there's no getting away from the importance of colored hlouses. To begin with, they're so smart you won'e be able to resist few of them and they do give full play to matching an entire en- semble. Ascot and triangle scarfs come in for their share of bright ness, in high shades and bold prints. and lend gay note to the new suits.
 Evening Clothes
 The Greeks had . word for it! We'll so has fashion The Eve ming Swingown'! Of course, it's long, but that's not the secret of it's swing successi Frolicsome little basques and peplums shoot out in back. Soft, smooth, flowing lines, developed by pleats or slightly gathered fullness at the back of bodiees, end in gracefully flaring hemlines and dance to swing music. Evening wraps are short and swingy or fit beautifully from the waist and drop down and sweep the floor. Hemlines of evening frocks are often encircled with bands of pleating, and cascades of ruffles swing down from the back of waist lines.
 Swing Coats
 Fur trimmed coats are not to be overlooked in this new trend either. In princess and semi-prin- cess styles, they wrap your waist line neatly, and come out with just the right flare from the hips. Fur collars airm highl Flat hair furs stand up in high collars. Long haired furs make big, fluffy collars and are flatteripg frame for your lace. Practically all fur coats have that certain swing to them. Both straight line and flared bottom tun- lc fur coats are effective and show the swing silhouette. Gathers, seam ings, tucks at the shoulder line, all go to make princess and boxy swag- gers two of the best for this fashion. There probably has been enough said about these swing fashions, but high style stresses them strongly, because they have so much chic, are