The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-01 00:00:00

AN AFTEILNOON I)RESS.

The coat is of olive or nut-brawn cloth ; it is longer
in the waist than last month. The lappets lire broad, and
the ends of the collar are envie to correspond. The shuts
re without poeket flaps, and are cut broad both at top and
bottom, and the sleeves are without fulness at top, yet
made loose and easy. The waistcoat is white Marcella ;
it is sint;le•breastedt yet has two rows of buttons, with a
full rolling cellar. The trowsert are white moleskin, and
are cut to tit tight, particularly round the Weis,'"

A HUNTING OR RAPING pans.
A cheenlate brown coat ; it has flaps across the breast,
but none at tle. waist. The skirts are put on very full,
trliich hang in flutes; the buttons are *lead gilt; the skirts
are lined with white silk or ratinette ; the !Appel* and col.
tar are cut very wide, and lie flat upon the shuulders, and
are caleulated to button over if required ; the pockuts are
in the (Olds behind. The waistcOat is of buff cashmere,
aingk-breasted, and buttons up to the throat, and has a
full turn-down collar. The breeches ma} be either of
white cotton cord, or made of buck-skin; they fit the
*halr very tight from the top to the knee; they have four
buttons ut the knee, and are made without a knee-garter.
ADDITIONAL. NOVELTIES IN GENTLEMEN'S
DRESSES, to. FOR SEPTEMBER, 1830.
The cut of coats hat not experienced any material change
since out last. The colours in fashion are al.° the same ;
these are clear blue, Parma violet, and hafel, browns.
Black velvet collars are in much request. It ti observed,
that mitts are all ;ileac to button tight,--the collars straight
and the lappets turning hack; they wear flaps on the hips,
and the skirts are not very large. In the make of aur-
touts there are no remarkable changes, Those that are
straight have no notch at the top of the 4110, lOW tilt
eollais are alwaye large. We have seen ono with a collar
called a In Saxe; that is, where they are cut straight,
like court dresses, while the lappets do not turn bark, and
are made to button close on the chest. Some of these
coats have large lappets, which do not cross &low ; the
have seen some chiuble "lifetime; called Caroline, and miters
in, violet colour; black or royal blue are the predominant
colours.

A. man of acknowledged taste lately appeared at a hall
in a blue coat with gilthnittons, tight pantaloon. of slob*
Mere,. fastened at the mule by three buttons. A waist-
coat of pqit velours hanaiion don% years, under which
wioranother of white satin ; both were of the shawl form.
The collar of the Nat, which woe vet ydecp and very long,
was turned over on the shouldert,.
Waistcoats, buttoning on •the breast have reversed
collars, made pointed. Some are of Turquoise or pros de
Naples, clear blue ; others in coloured silks of straw and
orange cohow. Some are made of a reps silk, and blue
or straw colour are fashionable.
The 111014 dhaingoiahed material for sunnier pantaloon*
is black anti nut brown kerseymere ; some borax wear
royal blue, and saute have a bend of velvet down the sides,
about half an inch wide. Pantaloone of jean, granite, or
drab are most sought after an account of their durability.
Pantaloons that open in front are made without under-
daps ; the button holes aro made on the right side and
covered by the left side, to which the buttons are fastened
on the inside, keeping the opening more secure end flatter.
rzticitui COSTUM KS.
•At these otirei, es they wear doe-akin waistcoats buttoned
in the middle, or at the left, side of the chest, or hooking
in the middle of the shoulder; underneath they wear 14
silken eash,.or of a gay colour leather, such lot blue, or
clear green, red, pouceau, or black. Pantaloons, of coarse
cotton down SO the feet, completes the tires&
The shirts have triple frills; the middle one is pleated
small ; the two others are in flutes.
The hair is worn raised on the forehead, fiat on the
temples, and very short bellied.