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gest one type- of embroidered hat, for all varieties of 'filmy, fabrics
that makaior comfort in their absence of weight, and Jot beauty
in their, weaves, are raed by -clever makers and- by -women -who- can copy
these models.
The frames are purchasable at -little expense; the iabrice axein great
'abundance, and the styles are here. Therefore, madamer the lingerie-hat
is yours.
- Shadow lace is one of the favorites this season. It is combined -with
large roses in a becoming shape, with a binding of figured sUL The
crown is of pink flowers; the brim is 'wide and formed of the "lace
' pleated in from the edge and placed-over the palest pink chiffon.
In another model the crown is pleated.
. These radiate from the crown and, after being
, latched around the crown, are allowed to cover -the
:lrfm. in a f nil sweep. wreath of rosea andfor-get-e-nptfldfiwa
.the -crowEu,The ;underbrin-of
tM5tthape is lined with blue-and-pink muslin.
Point d'esprit is shirred over cords andcevers
the' round crown- and 'brim of the flat hat that
shows pale yellow roses and wheat as trimming.
Tie uaderbrim is of yellow malipe shirred and
'2 applied on a cord. Simplicity is here in the yel
; Jow-and-while combination that would be particu
larly lecoming-to a brunette.
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lace that form the high crown. Silk quillings hold in the .eenter of
the lace frills, and a cluster of roses at each side continues the pink
color scheme to a delightful end The edge of the brim is trimmed with
sflk-and lace forma the ,6?. urfagfe,. .:....
Irish lace forms the crown and part of the brim of a handsome mode
with a front trimming. The edge of the brim is of chiffon, and a quilling
of the latter is used to define the irregular line of the overlapped laoe.
Roses and wheat in an upstanding bunch are held in place under black
velvet ribbon. " "
AUover, Valenciennes lace is combined with pink roses and white)
plumes in a hat with an upturned brim. The lace is applied plain over
pale-blue xnousseline. A pale-blue silk, puffing trims the edge of the
brim. Underneath there is slight fullness to eof ten the line-next to tha
face. It carries the stamp of approval of "Pari
makers and of well-dressed Parisiennes.
Fishnet is a very inexpensive exploitation of
the lingerie-hat Jdea. .. It ia placed over ailk mus
lin, which is excellent in a contrasting shade, and
a wreath of rosebuds encircles the crown.
Surely, as a relief from the straw hat that is
already showing signs of wear, these f abrio hats
-offer -J an- mducement - hard to ignore; They are
representative of the best in the artistic millinery
which has been characteristic of the summer. They
are eloquent reminders of the. fact that beauty,
and good style: go hand-in-hand along the way that
is ever inieregtingjbg jyomjnkind.
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