Daily British Whig (1850), 10 Jul 1913, p. 10

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aan re rrp -* » a amit AAS I scrip PAILY BRITISR = WHIG, THURSDAY, JULY to, 1013, , DOTTED ana SPF White Straw Hat Covered with Daisies. Underbrim Facing of Red Crepe. Mupto €oprrizht. 1913 by Teutliuger EixeTusivg opyrizht; 9913, New Tork Herald Comping o7Z=so -- fe § White Crepe de Chine with Tiny Red Shaded .0ld Fashioned Posy Design, White Silk Ber. ries, Green Silk Leaves. Pho Copyright, 1913. by Renflinger Fixclusive Copyright, 1013, ew, Norsk Herald Company with Red.and Black Berries. Sleeveless Bo- "lero of Red Shantung. TE MONG cotton and silk, The frock itself, a soft white summer #ilk iN el dress materials those|is almost covered by a modern design of Sh with the, little sprigged! little red and black berries. Its fashion | R NE allover, designs are most is simple enough, an elbow kimono sleeved! : noticeable, because they| - BY. are new and different NZ and have not been in fashion for many years. Besides the AN quaint posy patterns of Louis XVI. there wre also the new Bulgarian motifs de- ghed in Munich secession styles of draw. ing and coloring. The: latter gives the néw sommer fabrics--cotton and silk voiles and crépes, chiffon taffetas and soft summer silks a decidedly ultra mod ern rir, just as the dainty French fleur ettes in delicate colorings are pleasing as reminders of bygone days. Printed borders often edge these sprigged materials and they improve im mensely the finished robe, for, thanks to modern machine hemstitehing, the ba: ers can be inserted in the material whe they look best, the hemstitching out; fag both edges and giving a certain ele-| ghnce to the costume. ~~ Summer models™ made from these pic turesque materials are in keeping with these gumint printed designs. They ate] the type, in their picturesque simplicity, | " of the frock that is at its best when worn! "in the shaded village streets and Hanes. the country £ /. it broad verandas! overlooking the sea. Drapery has no place in these simple out of town frocks. Tn one frock there is a vague return to the lines of the Directory. Another is| frankly Empire, Then there is still an.| other frock that 18 the result of str.ctly| modern effort, showing fanciful futurist detalin. i. | AM Kinde of w0oft silk fabrics are to Pe Lgfeacith these printed patterns, and crapa | de Chine) mouskeline de sole and chiffon taffetacare made up Jn the same simpie| stvlos ad" tons. It is, however, in' the| simple _lietle daytime dress that tha a) over desTEN 100KG at its best, though for! young girls it also makes delightful dann! ing frocks for summer afternoon and "evening social affairs: | * Pictured on this page are a number of} the latest Paris nlodéls showing these fig. lire¢ frocks, or Dolly Varden dresses, ns' they are sometimes called. With the go! tail of colering chased to Suit the are, the ultra modern deRlgn' would be pretty for mother, daughter of zrandmothdr "hie particular model portrayed in fig ures No."f and No. 2 bis futhrist touches in shap¥ and decoration of the belt and dob: Both show 'the infloedcs of the Manlel desigfers. The, cost (No. 1) 1s 5 ahd is 'mide oF Feil Shan ung, of bg engi Te ia Su The ol rol hanno ud ks es ne Sy x od Bont - ot + "asi. jo aut Sain, ue : worn with te dress bas a like embroidery. placed" ear the. skirt bew, «re lercun and Gids ap ode side of sed Crepon w' th Waite Dols. : Photo Copyrish yor Exclusive Copyright, 1013 Rentlinges + Hereld Company Wer TubuE Is Lb oops bal and ong of featiers lie froat ribbun, sued No. 1. -- Figured Summer Silk, White Ground £ Toto Copyright, 1913, by R#itlinge Exclusive Copyright, 11913, York Herald Company, { i a broad brimmed eapeline Leghoiv f veivet of satin little A quail ttle frock calls wo tered over the surface. Ther White Silk with Design of a Tiny Pink Flower. Maison Ascott. : Jhota" Copyright, 1913, by Rentlinger, ExrTusive Copyright, 1013, New York llerald Company pe [box pleated effect on both front and bac x. | the cloth and held by a nf ati and iwhich, though unstitched, does not fall points of embroidery. Shoulder and sleeve free, for the robe is caught in at the white chiffon, the edges hem with a garland wreath of 'white fancifully outlined with berries and green leaves fashioned from | padded straight edged silk. white chiffou also is Below this the pleats fall free, forming (the guimpe, the neck edge finish:d with a bias band ruffles are of scalloped and embroidery and | #hadow lace. Of in ruffle with their fulne The same | {flower wreath encircles the sleeves and makes the pendant ornament of the cra are in keeping with |rat, Both the narrow ruffle] the kged and dotfed frocks One is {and the bertha are embroidered r crown matching ta : i of silk design of berries and leaves. A / lace veils the depth of the. décolleté. | An Empire gown, very pure in line, is It is of [white summer|' "a Some new midsummer Paris hats, pinot. ured on this page waist line with al * Straw. the bit of King's blue vel. ribbon and a garland of flower to a graceful shidpe that r., but made yo No. 2.-- View of No. 1 Without Coat. The Belt 1s Red Embroids ered with Red, Y ellow and Black. Black Velvet Ribbon Decorations. Photo Copyright, 10.., by Reutlipgert Exclusive Copyright, 1913, New York Herald Company y- about the face, hat, narrower in front ahd the made of the Yaris. The hat shown here a sash of old bine crown whort rnament made and field grasséy toward the back ning on women of and at pictured here, silk with a little sprigged pattern of t ny | The skirt is fulled slightly A tiny corsage is nok pink flowers. back, is at the sides and back. made of the gathered silk, and the belt is formed of a gathered piece of the ma {terial and outlined with 'a gold link helt leanght with cameos at intervals. The |eleeve and the low round neck are bott finished by narrower links and eameos k picot siraw neireling the loops and i ) [ new French play, the gow: ntional : imagination instantly a bacag.ound of WOT in a new pia) e 3 1 sylvan scenes, wherein the wearer is af"n the eeatéd figure is of dotted red and ' emely chie, Pp resque figure {white crépon affair es ha ' o fashion for hat Directoire, lines, but little.modified, are its skirt mounts vp 'into' a bib en- the dechrs ot ' little field mat The waist and the &ide skirt panels are c tivated flower, mped into a point and finished by the Wat. as in the girlixh to he seen in a frock on this page. { material, white erépe de Cline, is printed Cherry Red Straw Hat with Silk Crown, Xing's Blue Velvet Ribbon Decorated with wer Garland, it Black Straw, Old Blue Ribbon and Varie- gated Flowers. Maison Alix. , 1018, by R zer oto Kop 3, New, York [Herald Company rbd 1913, . York lista tr Finclusi waa tulips Dghtly scut-) shonlder piped se € is a triple are shaped by two |

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