The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 16

Much Mor ALK about changing styles! 1 wen nothing like tht representation 1 0 1 any years past. You are going tv @Asp and gasp some tr mew fall things begin to w any vigor t " n Asnerica, art r gpots—and stripe As far as the ne are concerned, nothin was, We may not choose to adop these new things, but hey are presented to tempt our fancy. And ff our minds are at all unbesed, we @annot help but sec that these new things hove thelr fine po! and the Deauitics oven though we may not be used to the idea of applying them to our own backs We are going to be mneh more ple turesaue—that Is certain, We may Ot look nearly so unaffected and simple and natural and girlish as we have tu the past, but the piety create ure ¢ much Rracefii! anc wil] love m Olnothes Wo will love us more At any va ent of 4 brand new tyr has it eilure by wav of a novelty and it does look, if pure t the big stores are to be counted as any criterion, as thou make the trial Tho pictures on this page show new types of street coats and suits, Dif ferent they are from almost anything that has cone before They are a trifle extreme, of course, but they are only examples of the extremes, to which the mode |s bound to gol If you like extremes, well, there are your things, Rut If you are Inclined to be a hit more conservative, espe- Cally to start with. then you will be able to find modifications of there styles But !t 1s an excellent iden for the Yoman who fs Interested in fashton (Abd which woman is not, I ask you) to atiidy these frocks that go to ex tremes. In that way she is able to form her Ideas according to the latest Metates. And, even thouch she com Promises to a great extent, there still remains a modicm of style which she cannot very well escape. The Long Coat Made Over New Lines Here ts the new long ¢ knows h we were, at least, about to It has @ skirt. It has a basque. It has trimmings of stripes made of braid- ings. In fact no trotble has been Spared to make it redolent of the newer styles. A full skirt, and all skirts must be full, does not go so very welt with the draped sort of cout. And sd this one has been done more like a frock, or that is over the lines of a frock with every attention paid to the de- Picturesque Are the Garments That Wili Come Out With the First Days of Autumn By Margery Wells. tails of the bodice as distinguished plete change of fashion. fr m the skirt section. To make the contrast even more effective, the color of the skirt bodice is made of a deep brown, hoth of the materials being that soft thick duvetyne « ry popular for the luets arker velour which is 80 son's fashion Across the surface of the olor there rin stripes of tan Ik braid just by way of giving It a ertain amount of trimming and to its color to that of the skirt by epenting the lighter shade in. that onneetion You wil] find that a great many of the newer coats and wraps are made so that t might easily be istaken for frocks. There is one great advantage in this Idea, which is that if the underlying dress is not ust what it should be, why then the oat can serve all purposes of ap. pearance without any diMeulty whar- Suit Jackets Are Dressy In Effect So many of the newer sulta have jacketa that are most dressmaker looking. They are getting away from the hard and fast Ines of the tallored cont, Of course the tailored sult will always survive for certain purposes and for certain types of women, but these newer, softer lines In the way of coats have a great appeal for the masses and, beyond a doubt will be most popular during the coming season While there are all sorts of ways of making the shorter suit coat, the one with the peplum is, perhaps, the best liked of them all. It suits the aver age figure with the greatest ease and it, with the fullness allowed to the peplium itself, covers up defects of one’s figure as no other style of coat can do The pleating on thin coat has a way of drawing out the stouter figure to more lengthy lines and of covering up any bulging defects, while for the slim figure it Is equally well pleasing, for there it adds a trifle of thickness and width which is not always to be despised. Again, in this sult we have that effect of two colors posed one against the other, the idea of which creates # certain trimming in {tself, while still the sult has that simplicity of appear- ance so necessary to the one that will insist upon having about it anything of chic. A Suit Coat With a Wrap- ping Cape. The sult coat with a cape attached is not exactly what you might call brand neW, but then it ts one of the newer styles just the same. It is an accepted thing and, If you are not anxious to rush to extremes, espe- clally with your first fall sult, then you might adopt something of this character to tide you bver to a com- Ribbons Are Rampant on the rds of ribbons on the modern dress-up gowns, Somehow the formality of the dress designs seem to demand that Streaming and torthally pleated style of trimming which only the de luxe ribbon can supply But before you can realize how charming these rifbon trimmings can be, you must see the new ones as they have been woven jey come in aM the brightest colors of the ratn bew. They embody all of the newer and handsomer threads and weaver They are made in stripes and plaids and stars and in Paisley patterns thar astonish the eye In very many cases, in fact, ribbone are used as edges of trimmings which by reason of their contrast with the basic material of the frock, form that @ecorstive note which cannot be as- weulted and which proves to be in its You will find yards upon y New Fall Gowns entirely simple way, the so-called making of the gown Black and white or black and gold ribbons are particularly jovely against Nighly colored backgrounds of ma- terial. For instance there was a black and silver ribbon no wider than an inch and a half used as an edging on a house gown of jade green satin, The edge decoration gave all the de- sired effect and “it waa about as simple trimming as could well be imagined. It served only to hold down the hem and at the same time it made a trimming that would be hard to outdo, You cannet go wrong if you are buying ribbons for the trimmings for your hewer dress gowns, They can be wide or narrow, soft or stiff, but they can always find a place in the more formal styles which are now being introduced, THE BVENING WORLD, remes in Suits emma eRe EN for the newly dawning day will ntca: © picturesque, long, you will see, and side, where it is faced material that is touch of trimming in itself, of the plainer suits retiring against the othe sort of thing that ally suitable the first cool days and to carry over into winter weather that is attached is some thing that ean be hugged around your ight and chocolate colored tan and Kaded to whiel cefulness al he fact that fashior RIGHT — THE VELVET HAT IS DROOPING ONE SIDE WITH AIGRETTE FOR TRIMMING. LEFT—FRENCH HAT OF PANNE VELVET HAS FLUFFY EDGES OF FUR AND A WREATH OF TINY ROSES. In the By Janet HF Picture hat, the flaring hat, the wide-brimmed hat—that ts the hat of the new season ‘Well, if you have to have long and unadulterated Ines for your frocks, why, then your hats must march along and take on the sume manner, They must be forraal in thelr expfession They cannot afford to be less go They mupt take on the grace and the charm that the frocks have done ani be In harmony with the general scheme of dressing. Take, for instance, the hat with the feathers sweeping down off one side That is something that would go well with any of these new and modernly draped dresses, It has a curve and a swing that {s entirely appropriate to the lines of the gowns with which it must necessarily be worn. Algrettes are quite the thing. There is no telling at what angle they will RIGHT—A NAR- ROW FLARING WIRED BOW OF VELVET RIB- BON TRIMS A NEW WINTER SHAPE, SATU RDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1922. DAY-TIME COAT. New Viaving Lines Featured Early Fall Hats Winslow. decide to leave the confines of the hat's brim, ‘but they are noticed In many different ways of trimming, there being no end to the ways which they may decide to assume. Some- (mes there is onlygone little and thin algrette poised at some {mportant point of the hat's design, and again there will be whole masses of them congregated together to form the trimming of a hat which must neces sarily be much more heavily trimmed than the one which sports only the suggestion of a trmming. Then there are the ribbon pows. Sorhetimes they are wide and spread- ing and again they are made of the slenderest of ribvons so that they have to be wired and pressed out into shapes which have the simulation at least of being wide and important bows. One of these is seen on the partially drooping hat in the picture. It is made of black velvet ribbon and @ fine wire is tnvisibly sewed through LOWER LEFT—WHEN THERE IS A PEPLUM IT 1S FULL AND PLEATED. UPPER LEFT—A SHORT COAT HAS THE GRACE- FUL CAPE AND A DRAP- ING AT SIDE OF SKIRT. AT RIGHT — EXTREME LINES OF GRAY AND BLACK FORM A NEW its centre so thatyt takes a shape that is entirely consistent with the lt and which helps indefinably to give hape and torm to that hat Mur, you will tind, is one of the de luxe trimmings of the season. It is applied to hats—yes, that is so, bul it Is applied to gowns al f you have a length of fur trimming lying about your house, do not, by any means, discard it, Keep {t for. the best of your winter's wardrobe. You cannot go wrong on that principle The fur trimmed hat in the picture is entirely indicative of the modern mode, The fuzziness of thé fur trimming creeps around the edge of the brim and along the base of the crown. Then there are roses set in @ rosette, ofcourse somewhere along the track {hat the fur chooses to take But it is the fur which 1s the deciding quantity in the style and class of the trimming of that hat. It gives the charm of becomingness and it gives LN ieeineiiinee oe . a hut u 2s the soft- the hat General Characteristics of Fall Hats. Even If you have no new clothe you can at least have a mew* {uit Well, let t have some or any of these general tendenctes and you will be all right so far as fashion Is con cerned Bows of ribhon entirely indicative fashion. Rosettes of allk hand-made flowers are just the sort of thing to pose on the side of broad brims A Rosettes of cream-colored lace a1 nice against the background of a «ini ic panne velvet, All-over lace vells are very muvcl: in the running. The tricorne {s coming into fashion again with all the full skirts, ming it modern