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A Head Drapery of the Old-Fashioned Crochet
Work That Has Become New, and the
Very Odd New One-Eye Veil
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A "Tip Tilted" Lace Cap, With Trimming
of Imdeiccnt Beads
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ADY- DUFF-GORDON, the
(amoua "Lucile" of London,
and fortmoit creator ol fah-
Kn in the world, write jeach week
the fashion article for thw newipaper,
presenting all that it newest and best
in styles (or well-dressed women.
Lady Duff-Gordon's Parts estab
lishment brings her into dose touch
with that centre of fashion.
Lady DuffGordon's American et
tablishmenti are at Not. 37 and 39
West Fifty-seventh street, New York,
and No. 1400 Lake Shore Drive,
Chicago.
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Their Hats
By Lady Duff-Gordon -
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((Q EKM8 to me all bats are tlpsllr Inclined,
quoth a Fifth avenue bachelor. "No S V Vv
offense toward their ehoreble wearers,
of course," he hastily added.
Scrutinizing the head coverings presented oa
this page, you will agree with the bachelor. The
largest picture displays a raklshlng tilted bit of
lace and two considerably to-the-windward feath
ers. Upon the weight of the ornament the feathers m
and the bit of twisted lace depend for their secu-
rlty upon the head,
a teZIl JiUlT2P."".th9 Wa,L'm. Apr" brld9 'e'" t' ! of her trousseau In
a letter to a friend In Chicago, who Is to be her bridesmaid
. jrf J!v ,y ?mart ?ou mU8t Iook a thouh your hat were railing off," complained
bT?h. ."A'001",118 a.b0Uu1.1? the "now ,or a naPea r tw Southern wear,
slant," I advised ' lnost bec0IDln8 t0 al t that
, Tmo,Lt T4 hat ""K1" Inclined to one side or the other Is becoming. Bel
i2f J5".hat Bet 8?uareI'' UDOn the head as distinctive and as fitting a frame for the
rrarttt "",7he, ? ee hav? ylelded a blt 10 Uie "l of the law of
hnm. , h "."1" ,a" dwnward- Th' slant of the hat may be prolonged past the
m!a a7, f P0.'1 ta,te and i,rencn uPa the "PPearance of Intoxication, as the bachelor
tried delicately to convey. Every woman must be the censor of her own wardrobe. She
exercises the veto power In all matters involving her clothes. In this, aa U all other
instances, good teste and the sense of beauty must rule:
The largest of the pictures is the most striking example of the "tip tilted tops" that
IS1 ,aTOr,te,.of the moment. Designed for evening wear, it may look charming
Z. ?hPlquMt,iace T0 w1th eTenln on and one of the barbarlcally splendid
wraps that would seem to have emptied some of the fullest of purses
Of the same trend, and also for evening wear, is the cap of lace and Irrldescent
headB shown In the smaller picture. That old-fashioned crochet work has Indeed becom
,, mode Is proven by the arrangement of drapery In the third picture. A typically
slipping hat or "tip tilted top" is that photographed from a model of sequin-encircled
ciown, with transparent top and a tall, knight like plume.
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T-iking Example of the "Tip
:i Tops" That Are Favor
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Designed for the Opera
or Theatre
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