The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-31 00:00:00

FASHIONS 'Ol SEPTEMBER.

Male Lt 1•114.)
Ketwithatanding the dulness of the weather, and
the want of harmony between it sad the data of the a.
istirsc, artry our r ciesspied with preparation for the sea-
ebbs season. ..ail one bat light fiance are thought of.
fee inshnoe, binge is the principal article for ilea:U.l.ot
lotte, either spriakbad with small Leaches of dowers, or
esituoidereil peas, of a darker colour than the barege
Poplioette is sack admired, and very elegantly worn ; the
broelsinl folds in which it falls produce a graceful effect.
tiny lairego, embroidered in colour', with bounces bordered
with tile vine colour the spots, u much in rogue,
beve eeniove,l a decided soirees, sail will proldbly
be ensartnied daring the winter. There ate tidily different
ways of direwing them. Sometimes a bounce fifteen is
sixteen ;AS deep, beaded with two or three narrow
awes ; or nine aiirr.iw doused. plaid by three., care sec at
the button, of the skirt, onoldier at the Imes, and a third
just below the wort. Both of tl.enc styles have their par-
Wont but we prefer to eithor o 1 them tire &Inset", four
tithe. deep, b.edad 61 • mei.% ash nerd ae as to ken!?
*elbe' et !tout ins /11A. between
us..ticesi lately a zrey poplinette with one deep flounce set in
boa plena 11114 eil fed with Hhack r Iset. It was huidid by
a snow ob.• of (.or inches it 1.14 CA silk, pinked. The
chicon ruche a the tammiug par excellence, both fur
dresses awl mantles.

Shawls awl smrvos of the same material as the tin:. nre
vernally worn wtth;he fain a Al to thick mterials,
relatively creaking, such as lotto., naukeen, and stuffs
formal of wool antl silk, thy an accumputital by lung has-
guinea or palet.4a.

Tbs pique dresses are opened over an elegant patio:mit,
and should Iss trimmed round with wide biais of the sum
colour as the patters ott the dress. With this skirt sZottire
of the same material is worn. Should the skirt be
a deep Lumina., tniiinwil like the skirt, is then milnititutist.
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for simple dreo, the Indian foulard., p!...n or
figured, an WWII, sod plain .d 1,., of rather a dark allude.
11. ares is 11,:lit colours, and the taffetas Pompadours, are
oiny used fur unasiuua whoa a grader attention to drem is
. .

ttresses iti which then are various oolours, miuire Mack
trimmwg■, :and a 6.,llLift or pith:tot, trinnuol with sruto
cohaAr.

_
ions-. for full daces am trimmed with narrow
ruche', and gtaii•tre, aid admit only of lase shawls, or white
elk sew,. c..vereil with lace, tktu,j wore wah thou.
hiletots with sleeve,, aie still worn even in emsiii-ts or
nu.lm.. tan made iu light materials, they :ire
paned by polluted collar, trimmed with a flounce,
when is ',Test...tamed the untie. Tight sleeves are out
mtu•h in reou.•st, except for out-of-doors drew. We lua“,
men .even) dare open sleaii. set lute the arm, with oee
Lao box plait, sail a tight sleeve wont underneath fur cut-
e! nloois dram

.thriost all dresses are made low and worn with ficlius.
&ow 'MIPS • low silk body is wore eith • this dress either
over • gniorps or • night fitting body of Use rune material
as the shirt, It is rode with • very small beieilio utercly
us a fousalatioas fur a ruching just below the want. Phis
stole 4 very ilistingue, but requires an elogaut figure to
displa) it to sdr.intags.
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itot;ncta are still worn very forward us the top. The
curtains are narrower awl Dot much orusammtual ; the gold
and silver ornaments an adopted by some, but are not hieu
voices, or isiumdered at all in good taste. The Linnets am
load, In trAPC, trin.hted with silk, Ptraw' or tulle. White
:oat black ...wince to he worn tugethar, and aro very di.-
tingoe in ittit,tritnte.

flats are ven 11.,101 worn at the sew-side and in the
(smutty, but an, not allowable in town. The moat stylish
are etsule w rtee straw. t 1 ith those are WWII lung drooping
feathers. We have even an elegant. list in this to:aerial,
trimmed on one with a drooping white feathei placed
ea aa to hang over the brim, and ,Troop on to the shoulder.
it WY fastened in the ftuut by is bunch of small pink roses
sanututilcd by black guipure. Neither strinp our Lows are
roes by 1.1..• or .Atiluren under thy hat.
DOH &WM.'S for young bulb s are made in tarlatane it
pone, very simply trnieol, sometimes with ue deep
phase, at other times with several narrow onto. We have
sera a very elegant white ::Maters dna.' with three deep
dounees, each herded Ly a 6.mi11...0nes hued with blue
•ibbua of a. :i4ht shade. Oe .I.‘ edge of each Iluunce were
placed three fluted frills about two inches deep. This dress
wet wore over a pale-blue silk slip. With this skirt twat
word a blue silk hotly with a berths of lbouillovitees and
little frills, like those on the skirt. The coiffure wa• Coln.
pared of forrot-aw.uots and lilies of the valley. This dress
was intend:lbw a young married holy.
The lashes of tarlatene ,tress•, are either made estuary, i.r
with a coniage I l'enfant. Wing sleeves are not touch
worm, eattept with &bus, but they have not entirely diaap-
peareel.
Apple green is a very favourite colour, but is hot suitable
to all esseeplenions. silks of this colour, trimmed with
warmer Nouswes with black guipure sewn awa Nat, are very
elegant and recherche. A Wick lace should be worn with
tiara.

Grey greases, trimmed with a clasp rsehe £ la vitals of
stave, p&searl plate at the bottom of the skirt. hare an
alegast and .orepls appisran.s. A salutary 11 Ia •tuehere in
%wet, is won, a oth n. T... eld hare and clasps having
gasman INIIIIIII4II an, entirely placed us .me ride by the
grai.ies Tie • skirts as, as large as e•tt, aria fall is
a gnamfal fool. the Mni.t, IMlpp•rt the shawl.
itvraaea Cr,' made very l.ng behind. issi.juut
drawee an Wortl se hag. except la milks, and thee they
are w.rs with til;l4t
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A very skillet Gish e.si has lately made i. appearssee. It
ceased& ad a low all Issly, of th‘i ease coiner as the trial.
mist ea the skirt. It i. trimmed, as a matter of coarse. Ws
astired Me worn by a lady in ?twenties. it was grey,
trimmed with Week. Ti.. Issly was of Isheei silk, trimoic.l
mewl the h.p sad dews the t t with a ehkureo
lama the imam a the ruche was placed • dreepiag tnnt•
awes el jet. The dlllllO had a very abort hasque, .light ly
Hated before awl heliital, aid wer,ly long esiettgb t., pLoo
the akar* triatiein: ups, it. We need seare..ly say that
Ile shieves were short. The corsage we. aiteaded to he
aura @dewy over a tightintiag body of the sense mortal
a the shallow our a gawps aad sleeves.

CRYIITAL num.—this SZILLIDIO DAY. t:
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o%r. .tuorAT —Adainsices as t, ;
Ls. ensue tickets. 2,1 C; telel 1.040.