Utah County Democrat | 1908-11-28 | Page 5 | Fashion

tflB I imLOHIFFON ; COSTUME DOTH PICTURESQUE ' AND UNU8UAL. . ,: fitriktna C1r In Combination Form ! Effective Whole Little Touch- I i That Make tht- Girdle t'H Effective. ' Quito like an old plcturo Is tho im w,Uffle shown. Tho sown lllustrat- I ti wti of yellow chiffon, with a gnr- I tlture of whlto chlfTon embroidered la gold and a sash of black satin. Tho 'M motl remarkable feature of tho cos- I tome i lh0 alcevo, which auggeat 'I .tija!-!. Yellow and White Chiffon Coatume. H eomewhat tho plato mall of tho old I knight's armor, with a top pleco of H chain mall. H The chemisette of tho costume Is of 'H Irory chiffon laid In horizontal plnlts, H the collar being of tho same, finished B with a frill of tho matorlal doubled. A band of black satin Is used to border bor-der this chemisette, and this Is fin-shed fin-shed at the lower corners with a largo chiffon flower, from which depends de-pends a cluster of gilded balls at-tached at-tached by gold cord. The rest of the bodice ts made of the embroidered chiffon, the sleeves being mado of tho tucked or plaited Ivory chiffon and finished with a doublo frill extending well over tho hand. Tho sash Is of black satin draped, two long ends finished fin-ished with black tassels hanging Irom the left side. At the point of the glr-dlo glr-dlo from which tho ends depend thcro Is a round ornnment of gold, black and yellow, from which a cluster of tho small golden balls hnngs.