Of such a kind is a plain hat of Tango felt with a quill of the same odour. A beige felt hat may have quills of deep colour. Where real quills ave not used, they are imitated in polished celluloid, tainted in bright parrot hues, but. these are not amenable to manpulation for the small hat; they must be used straightly and stiffly, on hats of larger size.
Many little hats of bright green felt ave likely to be seen, untrim-pulled well down over the ede trimming on a felt hat'
also new and popular.. The suede is cut in narrow strips, is drawn across and round the crown, end hangs over one ear for four or five inches. Where hats are not plain or trimmed with quills, they are likely to be neatly band-with velvet. Velvet pleatings and rouleaux are much seen. small round. orange felt hat has its brim composed of pleated bands of alternate orange and brown velvet, A rust-coloured felt has a becoming line of black velvet to its brim, with a velvet chou: for sole trimming. "A hat which has
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