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s3e% AR HT BT WN Fashionable and Conserva- tive, in Absolute Harmony of Line. From Best'& Co Photo by Joel Feder, A Graceful Bolera and Novel Skirt Ruffle Are Smart Style Details of This Suit. Fron Bonwit, Teller & Co. Photo by Joel Feder. Charming Three Piece Suit with New Box Pleated Tunic. Fron Franklin Simon & Co. Photo by Jdel Feder BET IMPLICITY in won : ed & dresses is po lor ¥ A jonsble. Tailores & S 1 have Sy ardrobe of 3 frag € SERRE or, ME sping mnde! the red, but on othere" who lacked perfe f proportion, style offered lttle t these defects been the ! then, is the benefit to be derive! spring tailored carefully There is a delightful ice in spring models, on not holding charming for the voman, especially if she is a little ston and the fiounce, posed low enough, gir impression of greater height to tie The loose Japanese collar insten | { making the neck look bulky gives i look by contrast. Far the th the loose coats, kimonn sleesc rippled tunics and flounces are a ; for they cover the fact of the beit piaced pe flatd curves. Those who are to straight as contour, or who slendering corsets, may dave to wear (1¢ sus ave a: few unostantations: pleats to sk rts with bniging draperies and poff give proper walking space. Yokes that{?! I2¢ hips . reach to hip depth are apother style de-| In many the ta dred suits braid tall. To some models there sre very long |overbound edges are a trig finish and fy skirt tupics that really compose the skirt, [certain amount of braiding is a irimmiy 4s the part that falls below is simply an feature on suits thay have something added fold. it man tailored quality to them. Skirt Materials are the real novelty in these|are zenerally sbort enough to show th saith. Pin checks make some of the very light uppers of the high gr low shoes: the smartest of these models apd: shepherd's very stylish ones hardiy'eover the boot" checks and plaids vere tops . light toge, have'a = + vel:| An amusing" style detail is the 'apron vot or faills eolls : weedle dip to the skirt tun This is seen loth aud diagonal serges a plain {some of the latest tailored suits, and is materials, and goifine. a ribbed cotton isaid to have already a certaln o weave on a filmy erdpe background, is al This is exactly opposite to the that is stylish god sew. 0 that is also now in vogue, which in the more fanciful tailured suits there has the outline of a cataway coat is exceeding grace of iine this spring}! Something approaching a belt or sash While they have enough of the tailored [seetns tu be a part of every new tailored voality to give them the name thes have jacket. It may be only an embroidered \ from the dressmaker's art, still !design across the back of the coat that! result is a dressy suit, which, if a'sppesrs like « short belt or it may be a 3 makes a correct choice, will cover | sashiike affair that «rossea in front. pass. ects in the figure. The late fasgh-|ing aronnd the back and tring bebin of simplicity, that bas been with us sol A decided doveltr. with a gaaint tou was all very wall for those perfectly to it. is that of tying the cont frogts u F iF i the new suits: if oose thom ther defects sive oh Tr nt wiligie or ikat preciudes the pe Wem anywhere but f ping trip or The coats are long abd vightly fitted ontonr the "Prinve sr nearly a decade wats belted in rome aimed! hip depth and half or three quarter Tailored soit skirts for morning or alone ® Ihe bolero is she mn Ean figure thes sirs nt aa thes . woman Rost 'This coat i miad.e, Chs ago way Hoo extending a quarter to. wear way around wear of be Hy tv rity in re used & ny sether with loug ribbon -~ The New Loose Collar Effect Is a Striking Novelty in This Suit. ting Jodped vot ted tunics ave & vatiauon of the materia! is carried ont in a girlish model. lined with # picot edged Medici rulfie ol} From (icorge Berhard & Co. i'hoto Ux Joel Feder. streamers sud a knife and accofffion ope: of last season. In tins seme model, a three-piece tailored PATE of and the idea of having them of another suit. the V shaped neck ia prettily ont A Very Fashionable Imported Mode! with the Apron Skirt and Winged Collar on Coal. From J, M. Gidding & Cb. Photo dy the same silk need for the tunic Hats are as new in their way A veritable straw, oman warr of coqueltishly awits of when to ong side on the head, has 1 {met with a erest tulle posed {elegance. Other straw {tremendously re wp romantic {turned down, are originally {rir {shaped ribbon ments and rosettes. hats, with b or loops, odd wit pleated ribbon band Moire ribbon seems to stand first as a {mid season hat decoration, swathing the {entire shapes, covering it in over lapping folds, fdcing it. or in decoratiouk of rib {bous and loops. Moire enters largely {into tailored suits for collars, revers and {sashes The texture of it this season shows a rather conspicuous faille rib in lthe weave. . Some of it includes. a seif ltonod ora bright Roman stripe that gives {it considerable character Kiriped plaid {and figured taffeta and the new ripple «ik are to be voted for correct material{ congrasts on cloth suits. Gabardine, fine] weave golfine. ripple and needle ¢loths} : | i {are the new materials for afteruoon AWIts. | 00) chads are sewn together This {The Jatter is vers suitable for mourping. { enough when pleated to niake As for coat linings, crépe de Chie re | places satin this season. Figured lipings| are more modish than plain, api Bright | near Japanese step lod flowpr sprays cofitrast prettily in velor with the hue of | the. lining, which often mastches that of { the coal. ° : N Joel Faller seves are both long and Hort, kimono t in. This is, as ever, 4 matter of er the suit is of the elaborate ér + kind--an afternoon tailored suit, very simple in chatacters, stems to shorter sleeves and Tong gloves. neckad cont has disappearéd: 1 revers, very flat. and not at all are seen again 8s a neck Sume collars, ~when made of sk. again capuchin The coat edge ripples, the tuvie or cos ripple; taken altogether, the tailored suit, prettior than ever. has lost its masenline severity, only lo gai: in a feminine grace «4D picuoas finish Te Ne :Return of Pleating. OW that accordion pleating bas re- turned to wiyle, it Is ity fo inst how the aor Soule be prepaved th send to the ity shop where such pleating: is. done by machive. Know | Drop. skirts, Fo and. dresses lave wn accordion pleated Clotpee ot the buttom of ge skirt. To make such a flounce, about three breadths right »ize flounce abot. the buttom of the skirt, A little leas, say Wo and a quarter, will 'make ensugh at ing. for a petticoat, Hig 5 All sizes of pleats are vaeq, fine, me- jdinm and Inrge, The newest {fine kind which bangs { Above the collir of the tailored. jacketinovel und attractive » wired frill or winged collar Pises far) | epongh to frame the lower part of the | When of moire or taffeta: if; however, the blovse undemneath, it is of lace, 1gwn. batiste or uel, invisibly wired so that it stands oat pret ly. little like fluting. dress flounce, atcordion {face with iis becoming touch of white. waund in serpentine . § it is & part OP°the Eoat it is made! it is aldrops from below wide waist to the hem of | in taniclike fashion. It outline the edge of sh