Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27
Female Fashions for June.

Female Fashions for June.
PUBLIC Promenade AND WALKING DREss-The
robe i composed one of the striped gros de Ma
niles the corsage quite high behind but partially open
in front made close the shape, and tastens before
the sleeve is made fl the closely, but ornament
ad AT the by triple tlounce OF the material
each fall edged with rouleau ofpink pou de sole. En-
broidercd muslin collar of round shape, and scarf OF
black lille de sole. Rice hat, oval and very
deep brin standing very much from the face the
interior is trimmed with flowers, colored reioms
epinqle and taHe ruche the edge which also encr
Giles the bottom of the crown ou de sole ribbons and
blond draperies ornament the crown
LONDON EVENING DREss-Robe of azure blue qua
drilled ynoseline de sole white pon de sole is
trimmed with deep hounce, headed in a very novel
style. The corsage made low and square, Is finished
fchu Ia paysdnne oil the same material oil the dress IT
is arranged in folds and terminates in point the
bottom of the waist, under knot of rich white pou de
sole ribbon the floating ends of VIII ch fall low upon the
skirt Short tight sleeves trimmed with three falls,
zuaacheue of the same material of .ress. The head
dress is a cap of embroidered ulle small caul trim
med with lappes placed at the Sides and hanging low
the neck sprigs OF blue flowers which hang very
low at the sides supply the place Of the usual papon
full knot OF blue ribbons with floating ends, completes
the trimming.
REMARKS oS THE PREVAILING FAsHIoNs.-The
last shows himself and the fashions
queny begin appear. tits strange but nevertheless
that up the present time the oilettes both in
riage and promenade dress have been with the excep
ton Of hats and bonnets quite ftse half and Of
ten, indeed, OF downright wintry kind last, how
ever, fashions have actually appeared and
hasten to lay them before our fair readers.
Bonne's OF Dunstabe straw very generally adopt
ed in PLAN walking dress they rather of the hat
than the bonnet shape having round large and very
open brim which extends round the back of the
supplying the place Of curtain but being much
graceful appendage. These bonnets may be rendered
very drcssy by being trimmed with flowers, but, in
epinon, they have a much more neat and appropriate
appearance in walking dress, when trimmed with rib
bon only silk bonnets, particularly those Of the drawn
kind much in request also for the promenade but
they offer nothing remarkable except an increase Of
size
Turn we now to carriage dress. in whioh We shall find
a greater variety of millinery, and Of n elegant
kind than have for past. Silk
hats and bonnes in nearly equal request with those
of white chip and Italian straw Undress bonnets are
principally OF the drawn kind they seldom trimmed
with flowers but the ribbons that sorn them MS rich
and elegant those adopted in halfdress. Silks for
the latter mostly waeIed pou de Sole however is
fashionable, Though much The favore shape
for hats is the half gypsy kind there others some.
thing similar the brms Of which 90 round the back of
the and turn up behind in of soft roll this
fashion is very generally becoming il quite disengagcs
the neck, and shows OIL 10 very great advantage fine
Of the head The brns Of both hats and bonnets
very large and those Of the former quite stand
from the face indeed do Of the bonnets but the
minority the face. The style Of trimming is
pretty nearly the same for both; this is innovation
Tor up 70 the present season. hats always consider
ed the most dressy and were trimmed accordingly but
flowers of every sort curled ostrich feathers sha
ned ones, and willow plumes quite . much employ
ed for bonncts hats Flowers still used 10 deco
rate the interior oil the brims OF BOTH but they be
irregulary piecsd; II they arranged in bouquets
three four small tu Of vioe,s or any other
small spring flower should be placed ON one side near
Me eye; lfthe flowers ior. a'rrig as rosebud, lacs
o. acacia, IL must fall very low against the cheek
Ostdoor robes afford great variety &C material though
but little OF form Silks. materials Of silk and wool and
ylousscres de ioins, all in favor. We have reasan
~ believe that before the end OF the month white
Inns will be good deal adopted but yet they are
scarcely seen. A good many dresses are made in the
Pelisse robe style for carriage or public promenade
dress The corssye il made high behind but descend
ING little in front and quite tight to the shape; thu
front Of the skirt is sometimes in the taber style hut
also several Of those dresses plain As to sleeves
they decidedly reduced in sire, that large
ones begin to have very antquated appearance those
called demarge have the lower part made quito tight
they also tight below the shoulder but two bout
fans descend from thence nearly TO the elbow: the
bouhans of equal sire, but both, compar civ
speaking very small This sleeve though very fashion
able, Is not however much that has also the
lower part tight but the upper covered by three
hounces set on very full
There IL quite rage for manielcts so much 40 in.
deed at present that we scarcely any other envelope
adopted in outdoor dress they arc compo.ed Of ,re
gauze muslin, or silk trimmed with silk lace. The
most novel form Tor those Of the latter are rounded in
the pelcrine style descend to The bo,,on ~ he
waist in such manner that the trimming whether lac
silk is raised by the dress which il falls second
peerine much smaller, rounded beconinglx =, ,bo
top ~ the mantcet and descending in the lapnc syI.
towards the waist falls the first in such manse,
that the trimming forms two regular behind IN.
,ou,s are of inc scarf KIND, and generally rounsed Al
the skirt o'
SONS new summer silks Of light coors but Of extreme
r , have appeared for evening dress. We may
A. me moe, distinguished both for elegance and no.
10y 'nose called hihabro 4rabs and Rosins: they are
uss observe Tor grand parties only. The most 81.
A. ,hs 'or what may be termed evening negiigee
,.I.;n.J hmanAee mixture OF wool and silk il is
qusdnHed IN very small patterns vvb;,e .rd rec, ;aL
and white, eerr and blue or else printed n d;Neren
Psue.ns on saunet ground; ro~sseii.< Darss;s nev
printed y .m. @S;1... I. sole very transparent and
AZ sih, OF the fouard kind bu, much r;chsr Mn'ns
'es'n' % Be IN request Tho forms of e.-ssSss IL