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London, England, 1829-09-01 00:00:00

LONDON FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.

A Dumas Pa art Dana.—A dress of greed. Naples of a bright,
rich red, between the ruby and the amaranth, trimmed at the
border of the skirt with black phsche de-soye, or with velvet of a
light and a silky texture. The corsage is made plain to fit the shape,
and is encircled by a belt of black velvet. The head-dress consists
of a beret of black satin, tastefully ornamented with white Abend,
with satin stripes, the colour of the gown. Feather of the bird of
paradise are disposed with much'iriegance, in detached plumage
beneath the brim, whence they take a spiral direction towards the
summit of the beret.

Batt. Duns.—Over a white satin slip is a dress of white tulle, or
crepe-serophane, with a broad trimming at the border, a a novel
kind, in a honeycomb, of the tune material as the dress. This
trimming is as remarkable for its lightness as for Its beauty; it is
surmounted by detached bouquets of Provence roses. The body is
made plain, and the sleeves short and fall. A beautiful bouquet of
rotes, with a few sprigs of myrtle, is placed on the right side of the
bust. The hair is arranged in ringlets, and slightly adorned with
flowers, or with jewellery ornaments.
Watsum Dasss.—A dress of white muslin, richly embroidered
in points st the border; each of these points inclose the work by a
very full ruche, formed of red tulle ; thus making a conspicuous
Vandyck border of rich points. The dress is made high ; and
though the body is slightly en grebe, it Is embroidered in a very
splendid manner. A pointed zone confines it at the waist. The
sleeves area la Mameluke, with bracelets of dark braided hair,
fastened with a gold heart; alai's.* this bracelet is a cuff, in Van.
dycked points, trimmed with a ruche of narrow tulle. A triple
ruff of lace encircles the throat. The bonnet is of pale pink satin,
and is trimmed .under the brim with loot and broad points of
figured ribbon, pink and Spanish brown. Strings of the same kind
of ribbon float over the shoulders. The frown of the bonnet is or-
namented with pink satin, en fers de Cheval, riffened, and ilk-
covering between the interstices full bouquets of pink fancy flowers,
without foliage.
Evaanina Dasss.—A dress of spritiggreen!crepe Aerophane, with
a broad border beautifully painted in different but suitable colours
to the green, so that good taste is not offended by the association
of tints too glaring. The part next to the shoe consists in a pat-
tern of small spots of deep and rich red ; and over this, which
forms a broad border, is a full but very delicate wreath of fo-
liage and flowers, somewhat resembling the barberry foliage and
its fruit ; the leaves are, however, of a green, several shades
darker than the dress. The body is hill a l'enfaut, and is made
low, particularly at the shoulders ; but the bust is very deli-
cately shielded by a transparent tucker of tulle, edged by nar-
row blood, which draws across the lower part of the neck : from
this three rows of blond form a falling tucker, divided from that
which draws, by's narrow reisleas of yellow and red satin. The
sleeves are a l'imbecille, confined at the Wrist by a bracelet, fas-
tened by a cameo. The hair is arranged "in curls on each side of
the face, parted on the forehead, and short at the ears ; the curls
are rather large. The bows of Bair on the summit of the head are
arched, and ala serpent. Three puff's of green crepe Aerophane,
tastefully disposed, constitute all the ornament. The ear-pendants
are of gold, en Girandolea, and the necklace consists of two rows
of gold chain, with large round links. The shoes are of satin, the
colour of the dress.