The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-07 00:00:00

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gn being four narrow waved wreaths, each differi.ng in

The flounces edged with a broad
fringe ; the revers, basquine, with a stag
nd fringe with small tassels. The wai
fastened with hanging jet buttons. The bottom of the
slashed in the form of a reversed tulip, each
with broad black lace, and has five points
nd the wrist with a band, trimmed with three
narrow stamped velvet ribbons edged with lace. Betwee
each slash in the sleeve, the under sleeve of lace or en
broidered muslin is seen to pass.
A. robe of white grenadine, with gold designs
broad flounces, edged with a gold border of light leaves
at the bottom of which is a gold fringe about two inches
in width. The body is ala Grecque; but in place of the
flutes on the low body, the whole fulness is fastened into
a double plait, under a brooch of precious stones. The
sleeve.; are gathered on the shoulders, and fastened with
brooches. The large sleeves a la juive, open to the bend
of the arm, are embroidered with gold, and edged with
fringe to match the flounces. The coiffure chosen to
complete this graceful toilette is entirely blonde, worked
with gold, composed of two barbes. The first of these
barbes is placed flat in front over the bandeau ; the
second is gathered behind, and falls over the neck. 'I
four ends of the barbes are drawn together behind,
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clack Spanish
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stcoat, to match.

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fastened

A robe of sky-blue taffetas, trimmed as high as the
knees with bouillonnes of tulle, mixed with flower-buds.
Two skirts of blue tulle, with hems round the bottom, are
worn over the skirt of taffetas. The skirts are fastened
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with flowers; the berthe cut heart-shape, and trimmed
to match.

Fancy skirts are accompanied by a black velvet bas.
quine embroidered with jet. The basquine fits closely,
but springs well over the hips. The edges of the front
and revers, as well as round the bottom, are trimmed
with a Spanish fringe of jet. The Francis I. collar is
merely indicated by a rich embroidery of jet edged with
fringe. _ _ _

ANapoleon blue poplin skirt, trimmed with seven row:
of chenille fringe of the same shade. Between each rom
is an open trimming formed of chenille, both o►iginal and
pretty.

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inches' distance from each other.
Velvet trimmings are employed universally, both for
bonnets and dresses. Light materials, as well as heavier
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stuffs, are alike ornamented With it. For instance, .a rube
of organdi has dots of velvet of a dark colour fixed on this
''agile material with a gold thread. The coiffure, half

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on the neck. This head

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arbes of blonde
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ost charming effect. Tulle

,e—in a word, all contrasting tissues, with
the rich ribbons, generally form the en

semble of toilettes

Another material equally charming is a

rosebuds of stamped

fetas, with bouquets of rob,
villa velvet. Coiffures are also v..
The resille_ of_ gold, forming a point
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