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EY are talking everywhere,the hearts of Americans and—it in ~
of the improved hats and theispoken of by one observer as ”the
to make huts moreftavoriteot the hour."
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artistic has brought important re~.
sulu both here and abroad.
one most in favor. Recently"
strange feathers and flowers
sprouted at eccentric angles from
rho apeies of absurdly lull hats.
‘rhn hat that was sinlplt" pretty or.other
lust becoming didn't zoom to fig-‘wide-hrlmmed hat.
uro in the millinery race at all.
place.
but there is a lightness or tpuch
to the new hair. a softer line to
Ihe brim and a more graceful
Placement of the trimming that
fi‘lgl't to pit-arr: cwsry woman “ho
Large bloat hear he: with lace-
inst. boom road, and email be: from Jean Blanche: or oaty blue man»
537520 1‘de with rosettes of «shite pleated georgctte.
wants to look her best and most;
charming and not merely sec torth;
'l;e originality and daring ot the:
:~2'.liner who has designed her hat:
Beautiful Flowers Abound _
Flowers are used abundantlyl
....d never have artificial flowers.
'u‘en more beautiful. In the his-
tory of costumer.v these years will'
stand out as a time when makers.
of artificial flowers went forward
.n their art with enormous striden.:
To trim some of the large new
-apelines there are large. brightly
hued inlets flowers, outlined with
gold and centered with velvet}
l‘hey are placed lavishly at the
:zght side of the hat. ‘
Roses still predominate in the;
carden of fashion. but there arcing
other charming blossoms. Rebonx.
lb" French modiste who supplies
American milliners with man)"
models. gives first place this spring
to the marlgold which she pro?
duces in naturalistic tints.
You may never have seen a
black pond lily growing. but there
are charming black velvet pond
lilies that look perfectly natural.
Evelyne Varon uses fuchsia col-
ored pond lilies onalargetnchaia
colored espellno. Clover blossoms
are humble field flowers that have
been elevated to a place 0! honor.1
among the miliiners. who died
their delicate pink tones much to
their liking.
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iuownleattsanother o! the
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. veiled with crepe. is trimmed at
.\ow a‘subtie change has taken' the right side with a large bunch
l-reak hats there still arc. of
buds.
tion.
trig rose that seems to be preferred
to the
spring.
’eled after the little can that men '
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Field flowers appear as decors’ '
Fortion ot frocks as well as of hats.
a season or so everything was These include. besides the red
sacrificed to smartncss. Millinerepoppy. white and yellow daisies.
seemingly didn't care whether the, butter-cups. blades of wheat. corn
hrims of their bats were becoming f flowers or
or not so long as they were «rim or. . sometimes {the morning glorv or
The peculiar trimming was the;bindwced. '
ragged sailors and
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Roses mom
lioses are often combined with
flowers. ‘.\ lilac-colored
with brim
violets and American beauty
This is a smart combina-
It is the bud of this charm- /
full-bloom flower this
Rose: are combined with
warm": model
of Hack satin with
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bfim, caught up m.~ back. with Amer? 5‘42.
The mllllnez~ :lrn Tui‘
mimosa blossoms with charminglhi-n 315L531 .
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results. . Raisins are considered a the_ most Daft Comm? ‘ 4
very smart affinity for roses and ,UIEHf energies limp-“(J‘ff‘l'fi HM
other flowers. and Parma violetg‘tnaklng more becoming in: - 13;" ~
are combined with white csmelias. already before them. llmwu-t
Other flowers marked wxzhfthe season is not Without "c lZU'»‘-.'A
iashion‘s approval are the wall-flh‘l’68~ '
flower. the dogwood blossom. mag- MIT! Mansm malt“
nolia, sweet pea, hydrangea and “NW-trimmed tatteta ha' 10 m:-
red geranium. 'gest the Dutch giri‘s crisp lumnm
"with its flaring ear 13;»:
The New Shapes
“'5 are interested not Only in 'a toque of moire that looks like
new shape! but in new terms toll- EOTt Of layered helmet. 'but
describe uld shapes and in old ; which we are told tonne: ”1., lines
'shapes retired. .
The Marquise trioorne appeaniunam. you (bubtless recall. is
in the collection 0! Jenny. lone of the countries in lndo«China
There is a new tall shape that in: which France is interested. The
cribed as an "inverted candy present skirt flare is said to have
is des lbeen inspired first by the dress of
little
Lee is.
Hindu toque is the name given‘tbe dancing _
to a smart little shape consisting.“ho danced in‘ Paris}: trw years
of an underbody of black straw‘azo. and the i amboman flare has
with torsades of corded white,beeome one or the outstanding
silk. ”natures of the new styles. l‘er-
There is the polo toque moth,
wear when playing polo. .a widespread influence.
The French pollu loam beeln'.
ntroduced by the a' nm~~ - ‘
liner Loontine. ’ HAEDELBCHIEFS
There is an empire clocho more Handkerchiefs are made from
properly called a poke thnt‘ has'prlnted chiffon. sometimes finished
mag appeal as a warm-weather:with a pioot edge, sometimes edged
hat. The turned-down brim gives gwith lace.
much shade to the race. The' One woman Who has a talent
Louis XVI shape at which youfior making the most oi passing
may have heard is pulled down fashion (ads. had handherchleis
over the eyes in front. and turns made from figured chmon to
up at the back. where it is anhked match ~aeversl starts. These, in
with flowers or plumes. This as turn. hatched the trimming on
wellssthe Empire cloche and sev- hock. coat or hat. So the tiny
oral. other of the new shapes square of printed chines helped
shows a tendency to come even any out the ensemble of her
further than ever over the eyes. costume.
thus contounding the rumor that Those handkerchief: are. of
hats were to show more of the coarse. decorative rather than
eyes and forehead. os'etnl. They are tucked into a
- — ,pochet which is many comm.
Old Shapes Improved :oual" placed—sometimes on the
Theresoemstoholeustrahing adds to the electivaeu o: :3.
one: new mung“ m
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who can always be depended upon
to launch some extremrs, makes-
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5 our; one has said that to the
IS true Parisienne “the straw hat
is ears ago the straw hat was known
5a: “American" because It was So
'much ottener worn here than
fthere.
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tat this time or year. though om
gig-lg 0f (‘ambgdm,;tbey are so much covered with; -
isilk or other material as almost
.to hide the straw toandatlon. But
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in»: this Annarnite but of LewlsJ‘Vae in P8?“ “d by "my
likewise Indo-Chlnese. will haveithere will be the little felt bani
This.
'and the hats of fabric.
;seems hardly sensible. but it's idle
{to look (or reasonablene- in
fiashions.
' The prominent French mllliaers
are using man-y materials for flu
this spring. Jenny uses does-skin.
with which she mshss.namw-
brimmed hats. wider in (root than
”at back, and turned up at the
sides.
For other hats she uses silk and
felt and sometimes felt and gros-
min ribbon.
Canvas shapes coveted with
newer printed gooesstts are most
“liked. Usually thesis is a our:
of the same W in with
them. Plain-toned ow
ere hats that are trimmed with
was never anything more than ;
‘a by—the-way." and a hundred .
interest in the straw hat will soon!
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The center hot is from Xorie
Louise. It is a wide shape of brow
Mm, trimmed with. field flowers
and salient. At left, a hot by Jon'-
, of green felt, trimmed
with 01899" devious made from "m
M an o! the tonic. At right.
bl“ W hat trimmed with black
ribbon and oigrctie.
Below, at top. Haldane toque of
cherry cellophane trim-sod m
flown shading from deep and to
”hot pink. A! m, 00.01.
— Roger’s Macho” You tamed up a.
front over flay roses, and Janis
hat of block you. ribbon, ed”! with
«has. with sorrow bond of smol-
mg ribbon won around neck.
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