AS DAME FASHION DECREES.
The latest spangle la square. A new shad* of blue is called angelique. Up-to-date ribbons have tucks on the border and gauxe centers. Nun’s vailing with shiny colored silk borders are among the dress novelties.
An odd model for a foulard gown is of ico-blus, ringed with white and blaok.
Small studs and cuff-buttons of baroque pearla will appeal to the ghirtwalst girl. It is predicted that brown will be a favorite color in the autumn. Castor, beaver and sdbclins tones will all be eeen.
Gobelin blue and other old blue shadee are favorites just now in Paris, and many artistic gowns have been seen in these tint*. Pearl* and brilliant* form some of the handsomest hat pins. Many enameled ones are made in imitation of Florentine and Bussian mosaics. Apparently the correct suit for sarly fall tennis, yachting and boatlag is to be white, with stylish choice resting between serge, alpaca and flannel. One stunning gown of white serge was plaited at side* and back, the plaits finished with a stitched band of bright red taffeta. Another was rimmed with straps of bright green.
Very striking effect* In trimming ire mad* with black velvet ribbon, a striping, crossing and recrossing ;o such an extent that whole gowns »re literally covered with it. Colored f too, are sued in many
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3619, 8 February 1906, Page 4
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224AS DAME FASHION DECREES. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3619, 8 February 1906, Page 4
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