Star.
London, England, 1829-10-31 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.

MORNING Daass.--A dress of lavender-coloured gem de Xages,
with broad hem round the border, the head slightly vandyked, and
finished by chain work of silk cordon. The body covered with
a cazenou spencer of embroidered tulle; with stripes formed of
pink satin rouleau:, the waist encircled by a pink ribbon belt.
striped with black in hair stripes : over the sleeves, which ate
a rimbeeille, of the same material as the dress, frills of broad
white lace, and on each shoulder a bow of ribbon with long ends,
the same as the belt. Broad bracelets of gold encircle the wrists,
surmounted by a full ruffle of lace, ascending towards the narrow
part of the arm. A ruff round the throat. formed of lace and pink
satin, very much ornamented under the brim with pink satin ribbon
and blond, and a full branch of white privet, without foilage, over
the right temple. A bouquet of flowers in front of the crown;
and broad strings of :pink satin ribbon, clouded with black, float
loose. Half-hoots the colour of the dress, fringed round the top,
and Woodstock gloves.
Are Evamisa Dares consists of an Indian taffety, delicately
painted in lozenge diamonds, in outline. A broad hem surrounds
the border, and next the shoe are two rouleauz, one straight, the
other sealoped, divided by a narrow rouleau of blue satin. On the
broad hem, which ascends nearly as high as the knee, are ornaments
en wit, placed wide apart, surmounted by a row of strawberry-
leaves, and finished like the jagged edges of the Florence-ornaments,
with scarlet and green satin ; blue is equally fashionable. The body
plain and low ; a drawn tucker of blond across the bust. Beneath
this tucker is a cape-collar, forming one large scalop in front of the
bust : and cleft in points on each shoulder where they form man-
cherons over sleeves a la Mameluke, of white blond ; these are con-
fined at the wrist by a narrow cuff of white satin, above which is a
coronet bracelet of gold. The collar-capes are trimmed round
with narrow blond, and rouleau: of scarlet satin. The head-dress
is a turban of white crepe-liese, the folds interspersed with bows of
blue or green satin ribbon ; with strings of the same, floating loose.
The ear-pendants and necklace are of pearls.
GINTLENIZN'S WALKING Dazsa.—An olive green frock-coat,
made to fit very tight at the waist ; claire buttons on each side in
front ; the collar and lappel made to fold back to chew the waist-
coat, made of silk of a fancy pattern, and faced with Terry velvet
of purple and gold, or green and silver ; the collar of the coat should
fall so as to touch the top of the sleeve, which is made very full,
and wadded ; the cuffs fit very tight, and are two inches wide ;
the corners rounded off, to skew the wristband of the shirt; the
skirts full, and in small puckers at the wrist ; the hip-buttons four
inches apart; the skirts of the coat lined with silk serge, of the
colour of the cloth.
The trowsers are of fawn coloured drab kerseymere ; of the
same width from the knee to the bottom; a little tongue is inserted
at the instep, which throws it over the boot, and admits of a short
strap under the foot.