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PARIS FASHION NOTES.

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CONRESPONDENT,

ISABEL BAKBAY.]

BIARLITZ, September 25th, Now is the time when Biarritz begins to raign in all its splendour. Mountain and soasido are giving up, not their land but their very living clientele, and maudaines in every part of Francs are packing their suit-cases for a flying visit to Paris to lay in a stock of clothes before continuing on to this pearl of the Cute d'Argent. As is only natural-seeing that the late King Edward when he was Prince of Wales wa one of the first to discover Biarritz and by his constant presence, launch it on its road to faue-there is a constant stream of English people here during the seas.

Here, as at Deauville and Dinard the elegantes of Paris como, not so much to rovel in the delights that the beautiful beach has to offer as to show off the latont creatibus that the rue de la Paix has to offer. Here, us at thow other two places, life is more or less a fashion-parade from early morning till late at night.

One thing is certain, after a revue of this parade, and that is that the "chemise" frock is not yet dead; on the contrary, it seems to have risen phoenix-ks from the naber of ignominy that designers tried to heap upou it, and to have taken onn new churm Rad originality of design. For evening wear, it seems ny thongh desigpers-in spits of all their efforts--finil it difficult to crouto I gown in any other form except this one. It varies slightly; it may be drawn up at the side, looped over & low seh girdle, be drawn up on the hip at mch side, decora ted with panels, or in plain, but always the Eundamental line remains the same For day wear, these models are made up in tho hundred arl one new crepe materials which have been hitched within the last couple of years; in the evening, seeing the ne they have to depend upon for fleet, is so vory simple, they are made up in brocades, lanies and other rich tissues that cost as much a yard as formaly a whole dress used

to cost.

There is also a growing vogus for velvat. Already, velvet capes in great quantity had made their appearance it Paris towards the beginning of the Summer, but, up till then, vory few evening-gowns in velvet had been Been. Judging by the display at Biarritz, there are going to be the grand chic for the Winter. Black is bound to be more popular than any other colour as black, when velvet is tho material chosen, is irresistiblend becomes aven the plainest of women. Next in favour, come vieux rose and a lovely rich shade of mamie rosette, aud, for those who are slim enough to be able to wear it, there is a shads of old ivory that makes a beautiful pieture when trimmed with a discreet addition of pearls. Black is generally left severely plain, and even velvets in some colour or other are more effective when the least possible do- coration is used in their make-up. A "chemise" frock in.mumie rosetta looks ravishing when the only note of trim-

ing is a cluster of brilliants at the side.

It is hardly possible that a certain Spanish inuenue in the fashions at Biarritz is to be attributed to the vicinity of the Spanish border, and yet it is remarkable what a number of gorus-especially those worn in the evening-have a note that is distinctly Spanish about them. This is most remarkable in the models that show a tight-fitting bodice, and a wide billowing akirt almost as voluminious as those that Spanish dancers popularise in music-halls throughout the world. Others are distinctly antique, and the inspiration responsible for their creation has certainly been borrowed from the gowns worn when Don Juan was young and dashing blade. Chahtilly and the Grand Prix brought us the mantilla hat; it is only natural tint Biarritz this season should bring us the Spanish evening-gown.

The short jacket is still popular, but it is seen in a lighter form than usual. When it is not in ermine or white rabbit, it is în a heavy crepe or light woollen material, such

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za clobemiro or delaine, and, to make up for the simplicity of the tissue employed, it is profusely embroidered, with patterns generally oriental in design and colouring. Paisely a aver so smart when made up into one of these jackets or mixed, either as a trimming or a lining, with a thick white crepe. Monkey fur is not so ubiquitous it used to be, but there is still to believe that its roign of popularity is ended. There is such a vogue for white furs just now that ermine, white rabbit and white fox seem to have sclipsed all the rest of the furry king- dom. As a means of trimming, it is almost

Here is the tale of a hopeless hospital obligatory to have a band of some sort of

cade An invalid who had spent a long time fur or other on one's bat, dress or cont.

Tricot de laino of tricot de soio is much over his convalescence was warned that worn for tennis and sports clothes. These soon he would have to be removed: So he made on straight lines but with conceived a plan by which his retention in sufficient fulness in the skirt to allow a such pleasant surroundings could be secured. maximum freedom of movement. White While his temperature was being taken and and black is very much worn in these. the nurse's attention was centred on the with west day or evening gowns these days, next patient, he removed the thermometer there is generally an absenen of sleeves from his mouth and rubbed it hard on his like-wise an absence of a collar, unless this sleeve. The nurse returning to him, looked

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fellow," and want to report. Inter aho, The handkerchief has been having a busy returned and 'announced that the patient

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skirt has jumped encoessively to the pocket pureo," protested the man," my tempora of the jacket and then to the tiny-pocket ture was up again this morning." In a over the heart that designers placed there weet voico the nurse answered: "Yos, for this purpose. The very latest idea is that's right; up to 140. That's why they're to do away altogether with the assistance moving you; you're dead."

of pockets and simply tuck the bandker

chief through the armlet of ivory inlaid

with ebony that every mondaine woars above sandals so wondrous and costly as the her elbow. When long sleeves are worn, sandal-shoes of modern France. No tissue the handkerchief is tied round the wrists too delicate or expensive; no design, tout simplement,

too low-cat or extravagant; as though this Another little detail I noticed among the werenot enough hottiers have now sought the crowd at Biarritz was the extraordinary aid of jewellers to fashion delicate jewelled elegance and Himairess of the shoes worn buttose and buokles with which to fasten or I have already writton about this new decorate their handiwork. Amethysts and feature of modern drossing, but am obliged topaz are atones considered only brilliant to refer to it again, as it was so very strik enough for every day wear; for special 06- ing soon in the brilliant essemble of this casions, there are sapphires, pearla and oven. rendezvous of fashion. Bome, at the diamonds. The effect of course, is stan height of its doondance surely never cawning, but one wonders sometimes whore, it

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SHIPPING

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