OCR Text |
Show r M MM M im II ii i. .ij.m I I mm I i : -n 1" - -n-t j. -in i-rr ., ...... t , i mm m I m Vf't llllWI K ummer Vacation ' : .jjy . p U ' Clothes 'r7Bfc , Simple and mH0JgM p Elaborate Hfli: IMtPI for Mountains iggpgL flplp gk and Shore AMffi MM """Sprigged Taffeta and the Simple'Vannicr. fJf V&sSlL Photo Copyright, 1 9ii, by Reutlincer. (Mobon Rivoin) C jL K ' -' , fSSS Ec:u;sve Copyright, igu. New York Herald Company. t . j' ?fZ $er ' &'''-'"' '" that the weight of the embroidiT.v pulls, the filmy liueu dowu by its own weight, curiously adding to rather than dotntct-ing dotntct-ing from its elegance. It is combined in a moat original inauncr with lace leaves embroidered and sewn to tho dress. Thin combination of Jaco nioti?s and embroidery embroid-ery is a new note in elegant lingerie robe. Fine rows of tucking hold the weight over the shoulder. The modern corseting shows again the apparently high waist line that this style produces. This brings the wish, which doe not show in front, high un under (he anus, nnd .it ties in the back, folding over in simple fashion, dropping in weighted ends. Kallior an oddity in pannier arrangements arrange-ments is here bhown in a dress of combined com-bined black satin and a striped sprigged silk. It is not too hard for u dressmaker to handle, as the drapery on the waist is held in place by littlo bows of velvet and the panniers nre made by gathering the sprigged silk and tucking it underneath, catching it to the drop skirt. They do not extend entirely around the skirt. The hat is iuti'iTMiug in that it is 4ne of the latest models, with a lund wound about the crown and M'ries of tips built up in front. Of tli'o seated figures the' details are newer than the gcnernl effect. Plain black and black and. green striped taffeta arc cleverly combined in one of them. The. plain matorial composes -the blousod jacket and the centre fold on the .skirt the skirt -itself Is of the .striped silk, the cuffs' also. A pretty lace over rever with matching cuffs in Cluny lace, adds a youthful touch. The lial is original. With an under brim of manila straw tho upper pail, crown and brim are smoothly covered with taffuta. A simple hand with loops and.au aigrette ornament or-nament are its only trimming. The other dress is of tho favored silk cashmere, which has perhaps been more successful this season than taffeta, as it has lent itself better t,0 models bet-iuae of Its suppleness. The skirt and blouse arc slightly fulled into the belt. There is an amusing little dppassing'vcst done in colored wools which comes down in a sort II- -J Back View of Evening Gown 1 1 ' with Lace Jacket. 1 Photo Copyright, 1912, by Reutlinger. Exclusive Copyright, 1913. j It New York Herald Company. I V of a strap over the belt-in front. Thisj wool embroidery outlines the pleated net, on the blouse front and cuffs. Folds made of bias bunds of tlic material trim the skirt in tunic lines, outline the bolero front, the annuoJe and alcove seams. There in a ninnll lift tucker and a tiny luce collar that shows ouly at the back. The hnt is one of the sharply rolled shapes, with" feather trimmed brim and two upright ostrich plumes. Soino very new models of seashore dresses, none too hard for the home dressmaker, dress-maker, arc hero sketched. Tile firt one at tlie left may he made of striped voile or taffeta, with an underskirt of silk or chiffon matching the color of the stripe;, both aro up to date combinations. The. tJJ'lL J ''fl'lvlIIH u'lai30n Rlv A' o Back View. i iW I I -KflMl Shadov Lace Ruffles and -Spangled Tunic, Photo Copyright, 1913, by Reutimger. jg Wr S -- A 1 A I'-HHtlf Photo Copyright, 1913, by Reutlinger. 'Exclusive Copyright, 1913, New York Herald Company; hWnW-JLr ' I I' ill allUlll ExcIusivc Copyright. 1912. New York Herald Company. 0 . Wm $ iV . m Trim 1 mi C ft mm , "''Wtefc.cJ sjmmS.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm A .'''..'.';. 't4. - f H 1. ,l - .:,..' t , , H 1-J iupr 11 m y c w 55v4dPK-Kill JNrJ .ia ; M'xA 1 W$&WMM S- Lf-ilSMBJfer'MSIs f'' Plain and Striped Taffeta Is Cleverly Combined. 0- MmMwf&vr&- rm&8t& ' W Mutm w rkvS3M f4 aMII FW Ev n---- .cive CoPyrCht, I9, . Photo Copyright, 19x2, by Reutlinger. Exclusive Copyright, J912, New York Herald Company. . 1 QOXE is the straight outltiic--o woman's dress from shoulder to hem. It is broken by pannier puffs, Gne side plaited (fluted or accordion) accor-dion) skirts, tunics with quafntly scaut rti tiled drop skirts. I . ITiese uoveltics of the season's styles aro hero to. stay. Already popular 111 1 : Paris, it.is only, a Question of time when they will be in high favor iu this city. It just depends on the designers and when they succeed in getting pretty enough' ' models on the market. Designers arc only 1 ' human, and graceful new models on sue-, ! cessful lines arc only acquired by cxperi- ' ence. Strong color contrast is the other feat-,nre feat-,nre of summer styles, seconded ofteu by contrast of material, as in the latent uov-j city a while serge coat, hip leuglh andj . on tailored lines, worn with a pannier; skirt of nary blue silk cashmere. Of I course there is a bla.s piping of blue on the coat and blue glass buttons, and while the contrast is odd there is the charm of an unexpectedly successful combination. So a dark linen coat may be worn with a light cloth skirt, or reversely. Stripes seem to belong to the blazer cont, but striped foulard skirts, prettily draped or laid in knife pluitings, are worn with 1 plain silk coats. The Paris frocks here shown illustrate very successfully some of thchc newj ideas. Take, for instance, the Uomiccdl evening dress of which a front and back Svicw is taken. Very simply made, adjust-1, ing itself to the new high waisted effect given by the low cut corbel stopping just anovo the waist, with brassiere combination, combina-tion, it consists of a tunic fringed on tho edged by cylindrical crystal beads, ami entirely spangled in a most attractive design de-sign done in these same beads. Shadow lace, in three scant ruQlcs, "shows below the tunic, and again below the tunic ' sleeves and outlines a square low neck. I : One graceful net loop and tassclled end ' fs attached to the belt line at one side of the back. Apropos of this photograph, the acccs- eory detail is worth a passing glance. An interesting style detail is the bracelet of set semi-precious stones connected by pliable links of gold or silver. This type 1 . of bracelet vies in popularity for the nio- ELri& incut In Paris with the tiny watch set In !l'2fu a I'iiublc sold, silver or gun metal' link r3r f bracelet. Still another interesting thiug iitfh if to note in tuesc pnotograpns is tue san- iVM jrf strap shoe. Of course, both the brace- Hv t" lot and shoes of this 4ype may already be Jf found in the smart American- and Cau- r - adian shops, 60 quickly nre these novelties J imported. Br Another evening dress, of which a front f and back view is given, shows how popular popu-lar the jacket effect is. It has invaded j the evening dross styles, though in lacy ' form. The dress foundation K C old f- rose Liberty satin; the skirt has a pointed j train and is cut in three gores. The I jacket b of Bruges (or Princess) lace, I cleverly lapped and draped to save all un- g necessary cutting, and gathered into the r belt both above and below. Chiffon roses and leaves iu delicate tiuts in garland I form are arranged at the front nnd back r of the dCcollctG and a matching fringe indicates tho wnist line. For a stouter 1 ligure the fulness would tic drawn more I smoothly Into the waist line, omitting the I blouscd effect. If The adorable dress of handkerchief linen iu embroidered in such heavy relief Bias Folds Bind the Edges of JpAiSi VtilVMirT H ' Tfl IH: U rPS' 7t7 Even the Afternoon One-Pica: - H ll ' " ! I i H l A ' " f' 7 1 Hilj';' J ' " A4Sas8 ' V These Arc Simple Models That May Be Made by the Home Dressmaker. Pfi.i ..Pv ' !''. ''''' ? Li V? nlSfflSslW-m PW 'I' :m 'Ii' ' iWlmmR& wBMWtii crcd Wlth Padded Grapes. Cleverly Com- iEJ AUstKmmS Im&M iPfm it T$K- r- b-ncd to a Dcsign with a0cs Ifi imp- f 1;"WM ' ' The Cutaway Jacket Effect Is Seen. Even on Evening Gowns. Mion Barron) Photo .Copyright, 1913. by Reutlinger. - ' ' Exclusive Copyright, 1912, New York Herald Company. . sleeve and neck ruffle- should be of net or handkerchief linen hemstitched. On such it dress hemstitching eiUier by h;uid or miichiuo is smarter than lace. The tolled sailor worn with vthls frock, a shape generally" iven over to children, is to be used by the grown tips thi3 snm-mcr snm-mcr and trimmed like thie, with an over- b:.M l'lVv?V-.'.,J-. i'.V.'&rJbif bound brim with a cocky little: plume ornament orna-ment or with double or ' single wings placed llatly under the rolled bijm. The second smacks of .thi)'se.a,.and is made of the new epongo fabric, combined com-bined with ratine lace. The frock is old-blue old-blue in tone, the luce white but backed by a matching silk muslin, Tho inner I vest is of bljiek taffeta like ihe told at 19j the skirt's hem. The tiuy white hemp jE'lpP hat 1s trimmed with roes aud wings. ' iK' The third is a pri-ily model for foulard 9 W or sillr or cotton voile, with its t"evcnil m J ' new styles.. sueh as the wrist bracelet of If trimming materia! milled on both edges. the- deep milled bib, and the puff end- 4JNL Jn- in tlounccs with, a puffed heading..!.Bp 'J'he toque, is one of those smart little 'fBf ihape's'that slay on the head so well and ami are so b'ccomr'n when the hair Ls wora,'. in the fuHhiou where forehead and carsBK arc covcroil.. gRn aiie sp-Ie of contrasting coat and skirt My already m.etilioned is Sho.wn iu the foilrthfiBjg photograph. These coats arc brought ouiJHBn iu-sittin, cloUi,v serge or tnft'eta, aud arHB wont with skirts of a contrasting colorjBB in pannier, finely pleated or fluted cffectyHK The coat Is. of dark blue taffeta, the sKrfrMffi of' vjiito .voile, the shawl collar rertrJMK ' which follows oddly to below the belt, hgRjJI ' of ivhitc -and magenta. The narrowiSj white kid hell fastens with a pcarl.jBf buckle. The last - gown is of cot-Sffl tou ratine with ratine lace oaftjlBBl sleeves and Waist, and Is of the neiMjB rospbci'ryiu.k iu color. It is In modlfledwEf ' pannier effect, has a decorative row oMS , -glas buttons down. the front and a Awsl ''"" feta belt vitli windmill loops. ThVSmfffl nila sailor, turupd down and twistc4'e$fflr,Cc' . comingly about the face, h trinunodW Sf ?. a. single loop-of velvet. 'if && '' Ibbbbh ''i.flBBBfll StMa2i! TaMrSJfBBBBB i'teHffjBB'JI |