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Lady dlff-gordon. the Lucile of London, and foremost ere ator of fashions in the world, writes ear week the fashion article for this newspaper, presenting al! that is newest and best in styles lor well-dressed women. tM Lady Duff-Gordon s new Pans establishment w brings her into close touch with that centre of fashion. i Lads Duff Gordon s American establishment ** at Nos. 37 and 39 West 57th street, N. Y. Rv LADY DUFF-Gi Here in my Old Parts Gar don and three of what I think my most beautiful recent creation# u e i\ and lace gown ls pf white Jk” nnl l P,nk ' Th ° bodtCe " a * P ? ta i n ! d “ lg W ' red Co,lar Wb:ch fasblon -‘l>le at the mome.it • f , a,P “ nv sleeves of lace in. » ?L‘ fi pla ‘ c net »*eevea reach ing to the wrist. S | kir h ? S ,h n Pron front. ’*'? I 8 Ba,,n saßb - and there is a beautiful wreath of white bodice 6 °* fl ° WerS t 0 flnißh “O' ‘he ».?L I,h S ° Wn ls WPrn a 80ft P alß pink chiffon baby hat trimmed rU<? l he ° f " hlte wilh P' nk Batin «nd with a bunch of handmade flowers at the side. Another elegant gewn Is he black aau white striped chiffon after noon costume. It is over white t'he D hi ? K k ’ r ' is cai,Eht U P on the hip with handsome ornament of The Pannier Dresses—The New Wool Noveltv Fabrics When mid-summer merges into autumn there’s a tendency to change in fashion’s whims change being the element that keeps " n ' ,s ' anniered effects make the most impressiona- . ble variance in the lines of late summer models. li ,,H 'an e,ul\ \ ictorian Princess in the combination of I’an tm I S. long sleeves and the Kobespierre collar, and particularly impres sionable are those of taupe eharmuese. soft folds of silk in the soft drab shades enhancing tin illusion, others have lave fichus of Quakerish suggestion with equal effect. lii'-"'ar. soini " t| H new I h essos being shown now at ALLENS Many ot the new Kall colors are presented in the new Pannier Dresses. J. P. ALLEN & CO. 51 and 53 Whitehall St < t MAGAZINE SECTION OR DON (“Lucile’*) white satin and black velvet A round collar of point de Ven ice goes around neck and down Side of the bodice. Strappings of white satin on the black ana white loot very sniar,, while there is a deep cuff of the white satin on the sleeve. The waist Is finished with black T '?o‘ t r l ', ,“ ad !ong en,dß of same, while buckle of same white and black is on the belt ihe third gown, worr with n be-mtiful bat of tine black straw standing up very high at one side and with l ing black ostrich feathers twined around the crown Is ot flowered voik Th? skirt is so draped that It the S fiirnr \ ‘ ° w ®’“ nd 11 roil n d hln The ? i a ” Sht ,he hip Hie sash is of soft colored v“?. <>led satln ribb °n- Bodice Is very pain, crossed over the front rj ,he n,,ck witi * “>« Alittle later on. when every one ’ riTE: wlanta Georgian and news. ajgv, ■< ■ ■>z.■&* "e • > ■■■ Black 'Z i A J and -L L ,e White Stiped Chiffon Afternoon Costume (“Lucile Model.) Th® Skirt Is Caught Up at the Hip. become tired of taffetas—and rp ally, we are getting a little too P’lth already of this particular &°od thing, so. that the inevitable result and reaction must soon come—and when whipcords and corded cheviots and even fine gray uml we have also a number of hamlsome black models. There need be no hesitancy about taking up the new Pannier drapery, because of the imagined change of lines, for this style has men fount! to be attractive and decidedly graceful. The Panniers hat e the necessary fullness so arranged that the hips are perfectly nat ural. the drhpjng being arranged at about knee depth. * Some of the styles are so completely modified that they are simply cut in Pannier outline, showing a cutaway effect in front and tapering otl to <i pointed finish in the center back, and some hang stra.ight to the bottom instead ot being draped. I here are so many Pannier effects it is oitlieult to tell of all. Come and let us show them to vou. suitings are getting too warm, there Is going to be a great display ot linens ana piques, especially in white. , J ut It U practically Impossible to get away from taffetas, which has even lent something ot Its own texture SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1912 to the new foularhs —positively, yon will hardly recognize them as now printed on a ground of "taffeta zephyr,” but whether you do or not you are likely to iove them, for lhey are decidedly pretty. And then again and actually there is a off 'hair-cord” taffetas called "Hai fW hnm C wi? h C - h ;s ° f smart effect Py both when ;n plain and shoi 5® coloriags. If hn ThiS be , lnß reaHv bpst ’’Hted r an its wk n° ‘ nink,n " °f tailor suits, while. on the other hand ’ i?\ PaT ?/ r . Pd gown is obvious- ). provided for in perfection i by Pompadour patterned silks . . re flowers in delicate Old World rtmh are scattered ovef 1 a clv navy blue or some other dark colored ground And the very latest noveltv of all Is a taffetas “Jasne" to which Paris has given this name on account of Its blending of two or more shade tints into a curious device simves five of the surface of granite What next. I wonder, will provide in spiration for some new development and design in the most fashionable fabric of the season 1 I must admit to being rather In love with some of those aforemen tioned and attractive silks, which combine the qualities and textures of both taffetas and foulard, for thtre Is positively a Parisian pi qnaflcy In the quaint early Victor ian primness of these designs. Some show a small hair-line check with a tiny. brightly colored flower set exactly in the centre of each diminutive square. while another distinct and decorative series is of the chintz order, where the colored pattern shows .up well on a ground of the old ivory shade known to fame and fashion as '‘Pain Brule.” Sometimes, too. Advance Fall Dresses Trend In Wool Novelties Rough finished fabrics have til.-favor for Pall, Cheviot Serges, \ elours. Wool Ratine and Sponge Cloths. We show some strikingly ehie street dresses of ihesJ. pew rough efi’eets with most effective contrasting collars, cuffs anil. buttons, in brilliant old world chintz. 'i <ni wouldn t he aide to imagine anything more fascinating than these new tall tones and lines. And tile prices are moderate, 100. $19.75, $25, $35, S4O, SSO Figure. there will be floral stripes whose Pompadour suggestion. I® tone by their restriction to the more subdued niifl old fashioned color ings. and really in one and nl o the«e silken creations, there is so much charm that I for one would ■ find it distinctly difficult to choose between them. 1 wonder if yon wiH ? And nrtw T want to draw your attention to tile new colors, which are so varied the 1 there wi’l be no oxoiico r o r voir if. after their careful yon do not find one or. more tn wit von.’ First, then, in order of fashionable favnr comes ecru, though ” regards its actna’iv borom , '»v effects. T must sav ’bn‘ 1 would not give 'l* the camo nromtrnjirp n' nosit’on fun ’t ac-'-’qnUc a cipry whbennpc of sk|n from its wearers or "t any rate, its weavers There are «ev ®-pi d rteren* '■a*ict|es of shades which are under this one heading and which -ange f-om the na’nct ojd lace ejects tn the more dopotto (hu k still most delicate) niiichrnonv. the mushroom being, in deed. r.-’o h* the niocf modish of all. I he br’ghfn- fan *tnt« come next, while a dug —and delightful—lndian red soneof the •‘noveltv shades" of Which von may exnect to see a good deal during »he next few months. Its favor being for the matter of that, likely to increase ns Summer merges into Autumn. So von can safely waif till then to adopt It. and In the meantime can make yourself charming and cool to look upon.