The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 19

THE EVE G WORLD’S FASHION. REVIEW SECTION, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922. 8 \ | By Janet Winslow. ats for the Faster Suit World) by the Press Publishing Co. we HE Raster hat is, after all, pri- marily a street hat. For its initial purpose is to take one to church, no matter what may be its duties later on. So, for the tradition- al Easter bonnet one naturally turns to the vast array of street hats to be found bursting forth in all directions. There seems to be no general rule for the shape of the spring street hat. It can turn up er down, {t can have a brim or no brim. In fact it is al- lowed every leeway to be as individ- ual as it pleases. And, by the same token, you can be individual if you choose, because you have so much Ae B A =) yariety from which to choose. There is one discernible note among the new hats and that is the trim- mings which mount high in front. You will find this a characteristic point of many of the Easter hats. - The trimming may not be very con- spicuous but it has a little way of perking itself straight up in fromt of the crown and even of sticking above ‘ Na the uppermost point of that crown. } It has a way of giving to the hata certain peppiness of appearance which ee ‘ ; is entirely in keeping with the spirit “ ~ an ¢ i rh of the American girl with spring in Pete a ‘ <5 ‘ & “ a aay eK. “SR ae w her bones and a desire to look her ne f is ee oe Hy eee very most beautiful self The little hat in the picture trimmed with a ribbon pompom is entirely il- i lustrative of this idea. The ends droop, but only after they have soared a bit. In other words the ex- pression of the hat becomes soft and Pliable after it las ass as it were A ribbon scarf is tied with a stiff bow on the newer broad brimmed hats. Glimpses Into N. Y. Shops By Emilie Hoffman Siu m: skirts have been featured ‘rted its rights, at many of the shops the past week. Sports wear has come to mean general wear, so there is a wide variety in these displays, The pru- nellas in those charming plaid effects are in great demand, probably be- cause they are such excellent utility, skirts both from the point of wear and colorings. The tweeds and home- spuns are very popular and appear in an extensive variety of attractive weaves. The eponge skirts with the fringed bottom edge appeal to women who like novelty. They’ are real smart sports skirts and are especially popular with the younger set. A striking model among these skirts is in a dull gold gayly striped in the Hats with broad brims are almost necessary as spring advances because they do help to shade the eyes from the sun when it is too bright, You will find that these hats designed for street wear are apt to have some trimming straying away from their brims either in the manner of the leaves that droop from one of these hats or with the tilt of the dotted bow that juts away stiffly from one side of the broad brimmed straw hat. ® at ae The straw hat that is faced with a ‘ y layer or more of soft and delicately Roumanian colors. The fringed mod- 3 colored chiffon is one that is bound els are among the semi-miade spirts 4: & to be becoming, for it gives a surface and can be had in stripes, checks and 4 le against which the waves of the hair plaids: as well as mixtures and plain 4 4 look best. Then, too, if the color fabrics. All the purchaser has to do ¢ is aptly chosen, it reflects a light is to run up the seam and attach the ; be toward the face which always man- belt and she will have a smart sports + ages to give that face its kindest and skirt that cost her only $8.50—that’is 4 \ most attractive expression. Oh, yes, what one prominent shop is asking 4 a hat of this sort is a very great as- for them ( 2 set to a girl who knows that it is part means { of her career to look as well as she The two-fabric combinition 's \ i can at all times: charmingly carried out in a dressy Ay, seeraeeres uit seen in an exclusive shop. The is Many little toque hats for the street kirt is in a novelty black and white z are made of draped silks. These eheck and the loose jacket of black { have been among the most successful kasha has sprays of wheat embroi- 4 of the season, for American girls are dered in white silk trailing down | p gradually discovering that draped from the neck Lne, The check miu- i - soft stuffs over their faces are about ' terial forms ua elightly turned back 4 ' their most becoming state of dress. It \ ribbon pompom stand \ « fucing on the wide sleeves and gives is only the girl with absolutely per- i Be a) inet iti a ve fectly formed features who can man- CH higher over a soft crown = a sina t touch to the costume, “ bd A pretty neck finish is carried out in a White crepe de chine blouse, An under coliar and cuffs are of deift tiue swiss dotted in white. Over this are Ra_rower, open cuffs and a scal- loped collar of the blouse fabric. A ur-in-hand tie of the swiss ends the eep Vo opening. age to carry off a hat with ultra plain i, S a add to the latest touch ot surfaces to any very great advantage. smartness. t a ee CED . The popular vveed vogue hus exe i tended to bags und there are hand« tags enlore to match the suit color | They come in the fashionable \ hape und many have self-covered } frames or hand ‘they are real utility ba out also very smatt f !cokin In colored leather bags those is periwinkle blue are new additions, Of course they are a dyed leather, but ge a } they are of the softest calf and are yery preity The various modish shapes are we epresented in these f bags Periwinkle thue and mimosa yellow are seen in abundance as one passes along the hoppir district, While other colors are fashionable, it is prob- bly sa to ‘ at the mentioned blue and yellow ave the leading shades \n orchid crepe facing for a Now that t bap Geen accepted y ‘ i is being Kt pe into a@ very, \ purple straw hat reflects a dressy costumes liven beads are be- . . . a ? becoming light for a y fe ing applied as trimmings. One hand- g Ne prety . some model in navy twill has elab- : * face, olde na disk design, in f 3 } orate embr ) ; steel bez and heavy black silk flan fsa d on the wide siceves and lower portiom a=) 4 Ee aa age oS ee | of the long coat. The collar an@ Pretes By Fees ro waistline are als embretdered in the beads and Most ad