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This may be, as it were, the culminating culminat-ing season in that respect. The combination of furs is effective effec-tive if the combination is effective. A paradox! Perhaps. But be as careful about the combination of your furs as you are of your foods. For if carelessly mada each will disagree dis-agree with you. All of the pictures on this page show an effective fur combination. The largest figure of the trio reproduces a graceful coat of wool velour. A distinctive feature is its fulness and the remarkable width of its fur cuffs. The huge fur cuffs are large encfugh to make sleeves for a, coat in a tight-sleeve season. Yet note that the Bleeves are short, despite the striking' depth of the cuffs. The collar is of satin, and fastens near the shoulder, as though a collar of the usual type had slipped far to one side. This collar, of dark satin embroidered in pale colors, is lined with baby lamb a reversal, you observe, of the usual procedure. pro-cedure. In fact, the collar seems to be all reversal. Yet the effect upon the wearer is charmingly chic. A novel note is introduced by the soft sash of the "velour lined with the same' silk as the collar. The novelty of the sash is enhanced by its being tied sc that the lining of the long ends is shown. The pale silk embroidery, on the ends, repeating the color note of the wrap, emphasizes the rich, ness of the wrap, an office which the embroidery. of the reversal .collar also performs. Sealskin and ermine have always been good fur friends. The rich darkness of the sealskin throws into finer relief the snow-like quality of the ermine. The combination always suggests to me the night and1 snow, .or frost upon black velvet. The young woman who wears the sealskin enpe and cap looks the smarter, you will agree, for the ermine stole wound twice about her neck and falling in long ends at the back. An odd but very smart effect is secured by the tailor-made tailor-made girl who wears her scarf of moleskin and her stole of ermine as negligently as though' they were scarfs of mulle. It is a rare grace indeed to wear costly clothes as though they were not costly, with the same easy grace with which you wear the simplest gowns in your wardrobe. My trained eye quickly detects the woman who is wearing a gown of which she is especially proud. Unconsciously she shows a A "Lucile" Harmony Autumn Coat, With Novelties in Collar and Sash and Cuffs protective care of the gown, a maternal prctectiveness. The seasons when it is fashion's caprice to combine furs are not as expensive as they seem. For left-overs can be used in the combination. A chinchilla cloak worn about the collar and cuffs was freshened into i:e'wnes.i by trimmings trim-mings of sealskin. Ermine can be freshened by sealskin or moleskin collar and cuffs. I have seen a moleskin coat beautified by ermine trimmings. Since the watchword of everyday living is "Economy," let me suggest that velvet can be richly combined with comparatively small bits of fur. Prii i I fry ( ttttt fern POT V. WHITE. fciig LADY DUFF-CORDON, the Famous "Luc3eM of London, and foremost creator of fashion in. the world, writes each week the fashion article for this newspaper; presenting all that is newest and best ; in styles for well-dressed women. Lady Duff-Gordon's Paris establishment brings hel into close touch with that centre of fashion. Lady Duff-Gordon's American establishments re at- Nos. 37 and 39 West Fifty-seventh street, New York, and No. 1 400 Lake Shore Drive. Chicago. k - - . - frii i I fry ( ttttt X : 1 i h mk 'l- , Photm.oy: white. S65fk T " Jt, X ' " i Ts I - ' iK v4i' t ADYDUFF-GORDON. the Famous "Lucile" of ; ft v7,y '"t'Jf4 A's-'e 8 London, and foremost creator of fashions in. the -V ? . V" h '' y "T 4 world, writes each week the fashion article for ? 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X Xl t 4 t: 1 ' s x !x I'm : : i V vp?;;XX' .xxx "T.-T X'X vl A "Lccile" Harmony Autumn Coat, With Novelties in Collar and Sash and Cuffs g 3 V , , protective care of the gown, a maternal prctectiveness. Black velvet is enriched by the addition of a little ermine. -XXX X The seasons when it is fashion's caprice to combine furs Blue velvet is smartened by the addition of black or - are not as expensive as they seem. For left-overs can be white fur. used in the combination. A chinchilla cloak worn about Vv'liile selecting the combinations of cloaks and furs do the collar and cuffs was freshened into newness by trim- not forget your hats. Fur harmonies may border on dis-' . 1 1 ! 1- .1 1... 1,!." k-.- V. t-alnif nf n t.t rr n,Ar- HP V, 5 vs If woll Black velvet is enriched by the addition of a little ermine. Blue velvet is smartened by the addition of black or white fur. W'liile selecting the combinations of cloaks and furs do not forget your hats. Fur harmonies may border on dis-' tord by the selection of a jarring color. Think well on your hats. And buy them after, not before, your gowns and cloaks. A hat should not be purchased upon impulse. It should be the aftermath of your Autumn wardrobe a. most carefully considered aftermath. 'Copyright, uut. by the star Company. Great Britain nights Peaenca. r A Handsome and New Combination of Furs t |
