Pleasant Grove Review | 1933-10-06 | Page 3 | Fur Coats Shown in Varied Lengths

FUR COATS SHOWN IN VARIED LENGTHS Furs for fall seem to be divided Into three big classes. First, the long classical coat in black broad-tall broad-tall semi-fitted with just a little ease following the figure. One model, cut in this form, in black broadtail, has a squarish shawl collar col-lar edged in silver fox which builds out the shoulders and also gives them the new smart height. There also are some models In new shades of gray broadtail. Second, the 'three-quarter style, but not with that bulky look of some of the now popular swagger coats This isn't particularly practical prac-tical in fur as it gives too much hickness to the figure. Third fur scarves and capes, or very short bo- lenems of fur which are already being sold in great numbers are silver sil-ver fox capes, the black broadtail Ivpe of coat trimmed with silver fox, and a new beige ermine trimmed with blue fox.