The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-27
By ADELAIDE KERR AP Fashion Editor

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 There is much of the heart influ- ence, too, in such romantic touche. as plume tipped hats, wells, muff' and swirling skirts. But it's really cool piquant little head with up- swept hair held by jeweled side combs which makes the rules,
 The long-haired "Glamor Girl has gone In her place is a suave and worldly woman, feminine as Eve and the incarnation of Tt She follows a mundane mode-shor skirts by day, hoop skirts by night but she wears them with a worldly wisdom that emphasizes and en- hances the woman.
 Color Everywhere
 That is the first big news in the clothes women will wear this fall The next is the wide use of color giving new life to the mode. Black is still part of it, but it's flanked by the greatest variety of hues the fashion world has worked with in years. Not only are colors used to enliven black, they also are em- ployed in striking combinations.
 First come the violet and violine shades purples, plumS, fuchsias and cyclamens. They are followed by variety of reds running from American beauty to wines and by wide range of rust, Titan and terra cotta shades Blues are vivid or violety. Greens range from gray ish to bluiSh and bottle. Gray and brown complete the picture with a dash of yellow thrown in for high fashion" These are used in such combinations as amber-bro dress terra a-cotta coat, brown hat Many Ipastels appear in the evening. The third note in fall fashions is the variety of designs. Many epochS and lands have left a touch on them Reflections of the reigns of Victoria Edward VII, Louis XIV, Marie An toinette and Eugenie are all seen A touch of Persian has been added for good measure.
 Day skirts generally are short Waists are universally slender. But beyond those points there is great variation in cut Wider flared skirts and slender fitted bodices are the newest notes, but there are a mum. Der of straight skirts with or with out front fullness, soft dr pc ( bodices and some deep armholec dolman-like sleeves.
 Sleeves are generally important They are often long and wideneC | either at the top Gin a modified mutton-leg or an angeD or at tht bottom Shoulders are squared ol raised and necklines often higf | (muffled or boned) the better tt frame and enhance the new smal head.
 Embroidery quilting, banding anC fabric applique are used as trims Costume jewelry is slated for biz season Earrings which follow hal way up the ear, big bracelets anC elaborate necklaces sparkling witt multicolored stones will help make the season sparkle.
 Cloth coats generally follow ont of two silhouettes: the fitted gently flared prmcesse or the loose boz The high coiffure has brought bacl an interest in big collars (cushior and shawD made of long haired pelts such as fox or lynx. Smal collars are also shown
 Big Seascn for Furs
 This is going to be a big season in furs They make hats, muffs jackets and coats and lavishly trin cloth coats. They likewise appea in suave bandings on costume suit (very important this year), com bining a dress with a fitted or bo, jacket or coat.
 Hats are gay giddy, colorful ant chiefly designed with a forwar' pitch. Feathers and veils add t