The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-31 00:00:00

GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS.

(From the Getiviicon's Mayazine of Fashiqn, tze. &c.)
A WALKING DRnss.—A superior light- brown'
doable...breasted frock coat, made to button clty-:e up
to the neck, with six large fine wove buttons ; broad
collar, the ends of which are perfectly square, form-
ing a straight line across the breast ; the flaps are
perfectly
new, being vandyked; pockets outside;
sleeves large to the wrist, and then tight cuffs spring-
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erino trousers,
made to resist the wet ; they are tight to the knee,
and from thence rather wide, to spread over the
boot; strap of the same material under the feet.
A BACI4 VIEW OF A FROCK COAT.--Collar four
i thth silk. lk hand
inches in depth, the shoulder-seams are a little
hollow, the side-seams also, and very narrow at the
bottom of the waist ; the flaps almost touch the. hip.
buttons ; the skirts are very full, with side edges,
and longer behind than in front.
A WALKING OR RIDING DRESS.—A double-
milled superfine stonecoleured great coat, matie
double.breasted; the lappets are left an when cut
to avoid a seam on the breast ; the collar is very
high, and nearly meets in front ; the sleeves are
large at top, but tight from the muscle of the arm
to the wrist; a deep cuff, with three buttons; the
back of the sleeves are strapped with a piece of cloth,
the same as the coat, and every part of it double-
, stitched, even the bottom of the skirts, which are
very long and handsome; the pockets in the plaits.
There are ten large Italian buttons, with small -tabs
on the breast. Green kerseymere trousers, made
very large, with two raised seams np the sides, au
inch and a half apart, and hollowed a little over the
boot.

A RIDING OR. WALKING DRESS.—A light-blue
Saxony cloth military frock coat, lined all through
with blue silk serge; it is single-breasted, with fire
frog buttons, and a Prussian cellar; the edges are
trimmed with a broad black 'braid, twe inches ire
width; sleeves are rather small, cuffs trimmed the
same as the edges; the waist long, with an Mistrials
knot on the back, with two frog buttons; the' skirts
hang in plaits, trimmed with braid. Lavender ker.
seytnere trousers, made quite plain in front. pockets
in the side; they are very wide, but small at the
boot, and confined with black leather straps.
A MORNING DRESS.—A superfine brown Saxony
cloth dress coat; it has a deep collar, covered with
velvet of the same colour; vet,' broad lappels,.
turning/nearly to the fourth hole, and comes down
in a point at the bottom; the collar has no step or
gash in it, and the lappels project nearly an inch and
a half beyond the edge of the collar.; the skirts are
long and narrow, with pockets outside in the plaits..
A buff kerseyinere waistcoat, with a plain, stand-up
collar; six holes, and gilt buttons; the top one 4
about four inches from the end of the collar ; it is
cut hollow on the hips. The trousers are dark pa-
tent cord, made nearly the same size all the way
down, not coming much over the boots.
A \VALXING OR RIDING DRESS.—A very limit
milled drab great coat; 'it is made single-breasted,
with a broad flat collar, covered with velvet ; it has
a fiy inside, uti the breast, with Ara holes and but-
tons, and six outside, which are large and fine Ita-
lians; the skirts nearly reach the ankle; they lave
broad flaps and pockets under ; the, sleeves are large,
and strapped with cloth ; the coat is dout;le stitched,
and the skirts lined with drab silk. A bite super-
tine cloth coat, made in the usual style, with gilt
buttons, long-waisted, heavy collar, long lappels, snd
long skirts; sleeves en jigot. Trousers made of a
very fashionable blue cord, full to the knee, anti de.
creasing gradually to the bottom ; hollowed en the
boo:, with straps of the same uneer.