The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-06 00:00:00

In coiffures de bal the fieurs diamente'es, an entirely
novel effect of art, will produce a revolution in the art of

sparent and light as crape, while

they are brillian

sent to the Empress, on the oceasiownwof I
of violets alone, but fresh and dewy

fete, consisted
s if just gathered in

the dew hanging on the flowers, and weighing
down the leaves with the most perfect imitation of nature.
An entirely new tranasse, called a jupe de fleurs, has just
been completed for the Queen of Spain. It is composed
of roses and narcissus which descend in long spiral wreaths
j from beneath a quilling, which encircles the dress below the
waist, and fall to the very edge of the first jupe of tulle-
s A long t,

n aiguilette with venerils is worn upon one shoulder;
e tendrils reach to the elbow. The new shaped couronne
very full bunch of mingled roses and
narcissus on one side, and long tendrils on the other, is
worn with this parure, the tendrils falling on the opposite

Braganca, with

Le aiguiletie.

No variety has appeared as yet in the coiffures en
cheveux. The bandeau Felix, the rouleau Leopold, still
supersede all others. The hair is still turned back from
the face, while not the slightest appearance of curl is
visible, save now _ and then beneath the bonnets a lone

repeniir may 1

scorned, to finish as it

were the encii:
c'zehead. One
e is now

dienzent afforded by the wreath across tht,
of the great inconve'niens of this mode of coif-Fur

„ vua.Vi I%earing rouge, in
order to restore that life to the countenance which the
removal of the destroys. All our lionnes are com-
pelled to adopt this mode ; moreover the Eastern method
of dying the eyebrows and the inside of the eyelids has
been found advantageous, in order to animate the eyes,
anal 11710 is Cf•• 77 n _

„-- we novel expression beheld on the
countenances of our fair Parisian belles at the theatre and
promenade. Gloves, ala mousquetaire, are again adopted,
with afermeture of caoutchouc to prevent them falling back
over the hand. Some few pocket handkerchiefs, with
deep fringe instead of lace, have appeared in high circles;
but the experiment is still too fresh to allow of its
being termed a decided fashion. Coloured shirts, with
broad breast &Wings, have been eagerly adopted by our
exquisites for morning costume. No waistcoat is worn
with these new shirts, a la Bresilienne. Nankin colour,
or sea green, are the colours preferred. A narrow border
of a leaf pattern, either pink or white, runs along the edge
of the frill, and is repeated round the collar and wrist-
.

and possessing the comfort of wide

loose sleeves

(FIIO3I LA

FOLLET.)

Very few hoods are now worn on Talmas or Bournous
.ey are replaced by a large sq9are,,, collar falling over th

by a cord' or b:

:ed corners in front : it' is filed atthe
'oad ribbon to match the trimming.
cloth Talmas bordered with velvet
of which is anntlior

We have seen Mad
palms, between eael

and so pl

d as to cross the velvet ones.
There is also a woollen material called loutre, very
heavy, and might be styled " double cloth," but warm
and comfortable for travelling costumes. The trimming
for this material is a broad black braid, with edges to
match the colour of the lontre. Simple and pretty pelisses
for young girls are made of drab cachemire, lined with a
,304,1

and marte

Fiace
.6 made t

the Trim;

velvet, deserves notice : avoiding
plpits towards the bottom,- which so ill suit
:mg, and
.•e,t retaining sufficient fulness to

profusion c

cloth c

Plain 131

bgain worn this winter, if We may
ral beautiful dresses that have been made in

ir and design with

which they n

)eniquOled

As for the col
green, or blue;

called des objets d'art,
nd is always either black.

the two latter of quite di

bei

•ent shades
of a bricht-

last thirty y

also, whic

ml for feathe

s, has regained its

iventions.

this season, has

'Hell will be the tr
also ; for feather;

he most recherch6 ornaments to,.
s in feathers or marabouts abound in
beauty almost to defy description.
+he seine arc.

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