Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1916, Page 23

o One of the Odd and ¥ Chu:ming New Trellis Hats. The Brim Is Cut Awsay in Front and the Eyes Peep Through a Visor of Net or Lace. The Hat )Fhres Up at the Back Like a Cornucopia and Up It Trail Flowers— theWhole Effect Giving It Its: Interesting‘ Look and Name. (“Lucile” Model.) . The “Trellis” Hat, With a Dress to Match It, and One of the New’ Harmonious “Trellis” Parasols With Its Transparent - Top. (“Lucile” Model.) Lady Duff-Gordon Describes the Newest, Oddest “*Arbor Bonnets" and Sun Shades most creator of fashions in .the world, writes each week the fashion LADY DUFF-GORDON, the famous “Laucile” of London, and fore- article for this newspaper, presenting all that is newest and best in styles for well-dressed women. Lady Duff-Gordon's Paris establishment brings her into close touch with that centre of fashion. By Lady Duff-Gordon (“LUCILE") ERE {s the Trellls Hat. I am told that we have to'give names to everything in this éountry, and 80 I label this very charming creation— 1 do not like labeling. things myself, but it T have to 1 suppose I must. You can easily see how this bonnet gets its.name. The little transparent visor does, I sup- pose, remind one of ‘peeking through lat- tices.” The high flare of the hat has its burden of flowers just as a trellis has. This hat is really a development of the “Skylight Hats” 1 described some weeks ago—except inmthis case the transparency 1s pulled right down over the eyes to the tip of the pretty nose. And, of course, there are Trellls Para- sols to go with the hat, and also dresses which are in harmony. I haven't space to describe thesa dresses, and the pic- tures will have to speak ‘for themselyes. At any rate, here they are, one on each side, all ready for you to analyse and admire, 1 hope, yourselves, Coprricht. 1018, by the Star Company “Great Brilain Rights Ressrvad