New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
Ladies, Fashions for July.

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We have not remarked any very great change either
in materials form Of dresses the late wet weather
having caused most OF our eeganes 70 adopt light silks
similar 10 the Italian the bodies Of most Of these
dresses made perfectly high the sleeves demsrges
admit Of the under ones Of muslin. Sometimes,
indeed the skirts ornamented with narrow rib
bon velvet the same color as the dresses. Several
bsrege dresses have trimmed with nOunces Of
a modern width, while others Of organde have the
h0unces put on in festoons waved OF poses jour
upon the skirt and slightly fued For negige costume
we have seen some very recherche looking dresses,
composed OF poll de chevre (Fosts halr), the cor
sages formed q Ia Raphael, and skirts trimmed with
three rows of fringe sleeves Ia religieuse den.i-
tongues and finished with fulling Of net, put on
to inlet forming a wristband. without any ad.
ditional ornament When the weather admits, we
have remarked several dresses with the bodies made
low and pointe and generally ornamented with nib
bons and RICHES We may also cite the following as
very general style OF morning walking costume, msde
in the robe redngote form of plain SIX, either sable
sand or cham0s color high corsage, slightly basque
with the point rounded collar plain sleeves rather
large the whole way down, that is 70 say the same
width of bottom as top plain skirt from the top OF the
10 the lower edge OF the skirt is designed two
denteicures formed by Of two rches chicoraes
made OF the material as the dress. and cut out
with ripping iron This dress does not really open In
front but line similar 10 opening ascends the whole
way up the front Of the dress, upon which is placed
some pretty buttons.
Nothing be more becoming than the present style
Of bonnet. For instance, we see some made OF pink
put de Sole and covered with petite poine OF blonde
OF the same color as the hat or composed Of yellow
crepe, ornsmented with two Of dentelle de sole
pose upon the 'front.' and long feather dropping upon
the side. pretty style Of bonnet intended for the
country. those formed of white hOrse-har. with
fuings Of tule under the brm, and single white rose
encircled with rose buds upon the crown. Those eie
CANT hats made Of the delicate pale de riz are gener
ally In favor for The afternoon dress and are extremely
dressy when decorated with msrabouts, tinted with
blue. three tetes de plumes spotted with green
When flowers substituted they mostly Of large
description such as branches of the pink and white
acacia or the chesnut tree flowers of the service
tree
Head-dresses formed d Ia Marie stuart are much in
favor. They can be made with cordons, strings of
lowers ribbons blondes pesrsits appearance being
always becoming coqueitish. and elegant. We have
them entirely formed OF small roses pompons,
having a most becoming and youthful effect also, in
pearls and leaves Then again, we have the couture
Seveiennes, formed Of branches OF buges or jet and
pink roses these particularly becoming 10 ladies'
bf sparkling complexion. kext we must men
sion those Ondine wresths composed OF sea grass.
ntermixed with light clusters Of grain formed Of diA
monds, and the wings Of the scarabees, having most
picturesque nok The Ceres wreath s also much worn
for ball costume We have also kind Of foliage
made Of gsuze and velvet inseTnixedi Of all the differ