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Show Trimmings Hold E Sway on Frocks j Ono'B vlow of tho spring gowns glv.es Belgian or tho Viennese, for Uint mat- Vbe Impression thru thero Is no decided ter. En S bangs In silhouette Upon further ex- oro cove ruination, saya a fashion writer In tho nil othei Sew York Times, tho Intricacies of do- tho Inttc il and trimming begin to stand out. lorcd sk frock may bo as plain as a pipe- what bc Mem to all outward appearanco when put togc 1b reality It Is a combination of nice- stltchlns pM so cleverly put together thnt they may bo i rate a thjng of great beauty. front of Many of tho gowns aro cut on tho distinct! simplest of nil posalblo patterns In es- broidery fence tho one-pleco dress. Then thoy A loni fldopt somo sort of original trimming, posslblo It Is hard to say what Is tho fnvnrlto mcdnllln trimming. Embroidery, In tho siring at Irrcg openings, has held tho foremost place, green su rat It Is not put on In any stereotyped wcro shi roannor. It Is tucked Into odd cornors silver cr lor mado to llnmo out In conspicuous purple t Maces, and sometimes It goes bo far as trast of to cover a wholo gown or coat, but It wns a s Jo best when dono by hand with all showed i that attention to Btltchcry which tho Illhbot mlngs, a no ' Sleeves of Brilliant Embroidery, on )10 onc Background of Soft White Chiffon, Wtn tj Used With Frock of Black Satin. Thoy n lemlnlno mind loves so well and which binding Kannot help but mako a costumo tho and ihc tnoro beautiful. a color On coats both long and short, thero tho goi ts much embroidery and It Is not nl- agnlnst Ways of tho sort that covers a gar- distinct uiont. Indcod, tho wldo cuffs and tho past nl foliar ofton will bo covered with cm- smnrtni jbroldery and tho rest of the coat left Loopi Jilnln. Again, thero aro unadorned stralghl Ines on tho coat, except the sleeves, provldli and they will bo resplendent with em- nftcr u broidery In tho most vivid of colorings, dio gov This Idea extends Itself to dresses, a nia whore tho sleoves aro often tho solo or tli0 trimming, dono In tho most stunning of ota h mbrolderod patterns. Ono of theso Is ncr q mado of shiny black txitln with tho jerc evcrest of cuts, tho bodlco and tho roniug ilttlo sleeves cut to fit snugly. Thero ji,0 fQC ire added puffed and full sleeves of pjjpj n wb.lt chiffon In two layers, to which ntted B have been added embroidery In an ur tj,0 applique manner, some pieces of Mae r brightly colorod silk with some long, gp0t8 v effective stltchos of gorgeous silken n n)lltti threads added to complete tho em- jcn un brc-ldered effect. ribbon Belts and Waistcoats. excuso For three-piece suits there are em- trlmmti "broldered belts and embroidered waist- been ui coats. Ono lovely blouse was made of der the dark blue silk crepe with a wholo bib to tho 1 front composed of a panel of Chinese r io embroidery, straight from a Chinatown aro sui hop. This, when the Juckct was left wnlst-ll open, showed Its colorful stltchos with and lor tho bost effect, and when tho Jacket only ti wns removed altogether It becumo nn thero a cffoctlve ornament for tho blouso as u only 01 part of what appeared to bo a com- Jackets pleto and well-thought-out dress. Illbbi Embroideries of all countries aro enough, ich one tnkos Its place. Dlouscs r-w ered with embroidery and with r sorts of trimming. Some of er wnlsts to bo worn with tnl- n klrts or suits aro mado from ... ut icms to bo two squares of silk, s :ther with rows of double hem- J"' If, edging wldo hems. Thero Dcljj a monogram soinewhcro on tho n ' tho blouso to give It n mark of up; Ion and to add a touch of cm- , , h laugh g-wnlstcd blouso designed ns a J?1?UR part of n thrco-plcco suit had (y!n ins of silver embroidery worked . ulnr Intervals oyer Its bright irfnce. Then the dIccvcs, which 5 ort, had edgings of thnt samo J1"81, mbroltlery and facings of deep ,w 1 silk Just to add another con- n(ilc color. This, after all, merely "of luggcstlon, for the purplo tono snJ" 1 only nt tho rarest Intervals. "1,u nsnro tho most used of all trim- F'nky ror thero ts hardly a gown of eros icnt season that docs not show "O'1 ribbon somewhere. Thnt rib- Ham. r be only n facing more or less thing 1 or n scries of loops and bows, much any rnto It cannot bo denied I nv bon Is nn Important factor In thing :lng of all sorts and conditions "Wi g and summer frocks, whether bcglm o lavish or restrained. by gl tho tntlercd suits are showing maj i of ribbon, and somo of tho "I top coats liavo ribbon to form Pig. Iges and to tie them together, "I ( In tho place of tho buttons sago, ne might export. "So o Instance a scries of narrow Perch aco flutlngs has been used to "An lio trimming of tho neck and Sir B of n taffeta gown, giving It an "i nco of tho greatest charm and right,1 up with tho best of tho mod- m , lilons. The samo sort of ruf- takes s been applied to tho hat In moti,( flint rrivpr tlin pnrn. .... xasmonauio and the Egyptlnn Is not used this senson they seem to tnku on 1'lg. moro popular than the Indian or tho a now expression and meaning. So bash Bows Are Us There are sash bows at tho sides of Conti costumes, there aro those which np- wedded pear dlroctly In front and then thero gowns aro those, wldo and spreading, posed nil rigs t directly In tho middle of the back only will bo to drip long ends which In many cases most ol servo to cover the surfaco of tho skirt, and da Facings of color havo been used tho upi with effects of untold beauty, Thero of will be seen n gown which Is alto- n hrllll getlnr sorabro upon Its first appear- "hick e nnco but with facings of the most brll- dyed fn Hant huo that bIiow only when tho thnt Is wearer moves about or poses at this of tholi .angle or thnt. They aro made of soft ,ts trln llks and of chiffon and nro applied to nddltloi ifowns meant for form'al occasions ns Luces well as to thoso meant only for tho llngerlo strictest sort of street wenr. Panels trlmmlr on skirts nr,o faced with color. Neck- they tnl lines and tho wldo endings of sleeves reason show brilliant touches of fnclng, Wldo. hnvo be draped belts will bo faced with brll- laco n Ilant colors which show only nt rare round a Intervals, and even the lower edges of Ilttlo hi skirts often will reveal thnt thoy hn-vo thoso pc been faced with somo color and mnjo- rows tc xiol foroJgn to their own stuffs. i' whole c .vcll-known "Ilttlo" dresses are ,.y s which como out spectacularly gCng 0 use of ribbon as trimming. my hnvo nothing moro than a J of ribbon about tho ncckllno 1 sleeves, but that Is always of In contrast to tho ono used for vn. The effect of ono shndo tho other serves to provide tho . Ivo noto that carries tho gown I criticism Into tho realm of !8S. j i of ribbon havo been ndded to ' lino gowns In row nftcr row, ig a bit of trimmed effect that, V II, being of tho samo color as n Itself, serves only to crcnto variety In tho quality and tono J costumo. Not only dresses but avo been handled In this man- ( n ono of tho little short coats s of ribbon loops forms the collar, becoming as a frumo for jn . c. More of the loops nro np- injj, v flaring cuffs for tho tightly- . leeves, and to the lower edges ' eliort Jacket bunches of the . j , . Ibbon have been applied at the , . ' . rhero pockets ought to bo. As tr of fact tiny pockots aro hid An derneath tho first two rows of r ' loops, but they servo only ns an 00 kl for repetition of tho ribbon "Y( ig. Long ribbon ends have our icd to tlo the coat together un- cite i i chin and to fly awny almost " ottom of tho coat Pink sovcroBt sort of tailored coats ho at prlslngly tied together nt the hw i no with large bows of ribbon (hero ig nwnylng ends thnt form the with burning for tho wrap. Then will ro ribbon facings which appear whlcl i tho under sldo of tho little poet and longer coats. upon ins for nnshes aro obvious sort but In tho wny thnt they nro "U ed at Sides lt.-ol rastlng materials havo been olito' ! In tho muklng of tho modern to tho eud thut they form" trim- For u y their very combination. There a printed Bilk, to chooso tho "Fa jvlous example, against n plain And i irk materia! tho ono forming nro lo er hnlf and tho other the lower dlggln the dross. Then there will bu "ah lantly toned silk used with a rmld I ir deep blue Bilk or n tied and suppoi ibrlc used along with something ttmie,' dull In tono, the two by reason contrast making tho dress nnd I lovo unlng without any thought of ""t.m ml features. i nnd organdies nnd all sorts of trimmings pro Importnnt ns "Hot igs for tho newer gowns nnd hotter, ko us Into tho Victorian eru by An(l of tho designs In which thoy 0,10 ! on umde. Thero nro many tiny , illlos, from thoso that wind , nd round Into rosettes to trim There its or awrnt girlish dresses, to An oh jsed upon dresses In succeeding nut 1 mako tho trimming for tho nd tf8(urac- bost 01 |