The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-14
Fashions for September.
From lie Toilet.

We commence cur present article with saying
word or two about the revolution taking place
ladies sleeves. The pagodes, formerly so exceed
insly wide, have been reduced to more modest pr,
portions they have become the half pagodes. IN
under that aspect have received different modifci
tions in their trimmings, as have also the dQchess
and marquises sleeves all Of which are made eith
Of embroidered insertion mixed with Valencenne.
English embroidery with Malines lace, point Alel
con, or Brussels lace. These have been somctimD
united with ballons of lace or clear muslin, durI
the summer, but autumn already knocks At o.
door, and very short or very large sleeves are nj
suitable for October or November. Foreseeing tai
some now styles have been prepared. which we hai
been permitted to inspect These sleeves are rath
longer, and decidedly smaller round Some are osmu
lin gathered up the seam, which is at the top Of I'll
arm, under an embroidered insertion, edged viii
valenclennes others open 70 the elbow, with prl
ting Of muslin or tulle others are formed of insel
tions and bouillonnes running perpendicularly; bl
all are terminated with an embroidered wrssbanl
so as 10 prevent the air circulating to the should
Wo should also have mentioned the sleeves !,
Grec9ue, which we have seen, with most Of a.
ubdfess Pompadour robes worn by our fashionabl
in the morning visits to our noted shops.
Very fine Jacconet or muslin, printed in the p
sian style, with boquets Of pink or blue flowers,
much worn in the country. The skirt is separat
from the body, and trimmed with two deep hounc
scollopcd at both edges, to form a small headin Il
another founce is attached to the casaque, viii \
reaches the top Of the secondon the skirt. TIE stu
Of this robe may be changed by slashing the III
qo'ne, and acing it together with narrow wiki
Wc have also seen some batiste robes cmbrolerd
u colors--green, violet, and apricot. Some hl
the skirts trimmed with three broad tucks, with
band OF Greek velvet over each. The nous uetai
CUTS arc edged to match, with row of haagi
buttons fastening the ladder Of narrow brail {
same color as the buttons. The rovors and IN
eIauiettes of the low body are trimmed with vc,y
ana the front of the body is crossed with tic ran
y guimpe la Suissesse of fine batiste, with We
narrow tucks, with sleeves to match, is worn unt
the body. A dark colored taffetas scarf mqut
with deep fringe. An opon-worked straw b,un
with velvet fanchon, scolioped and edged ron
with fringe of straw between each scollop hal
an ornament OF straw; the fdnchon falls gracetu
over the 'front.' and crown. The curtain Is Of sta
edged with scoloped velvet trimmed to match
ianchon. band Of velvet, scolloped at Q ich edo
is placed round the inside edge OF the bonnet.
which are worked small ornaments in straw. r
cap is composed OF full bouilionnos OF tulle, W
punches of currants in velvet. snd straw flo Ters.
Open worked bonnets of yellow and black crer
line, trimmed with bows Of chine ribbon in bris
shades, such as lilac, yellow, ruby, Sc mi
with black lace, are as much worn. The inside
orDamentcd with mixed flowers to match the colors
the ribbon. We have seen one Of these bonn
worn by lady Of uDdisputeu taste, who was dros
in robe Of white and ruby plaid tafIetes, trimn
with three scolloped hounces. High body, vd
open in front, nearly round ut the waist, wsns
bosques; pngodes sleeves, trimmed with n heat
frill. magnificent lace square over the sho
ders
ToileNos full Of variety and elegance are or,
mented with bands of MORE cut on the bias
color differing, yet harmoniziDg with the robe
For instance, robe of iron gray grenadne has /
rows OF PINK MORE from the deepest to the pal
shade; the stripes are progressive in width,
dulated, and edged with a very narrow black
vet. The body, which is round at the waist,
drawn az the band, and widcns to the shouldd
4 pink MORE band, forming revers, runs rod
the body behind, and meets at the wd
The short sleeves arc formed of mink moiro
grenadine bases, with double row Of thread
pure, slightly gathered, descending en- pagodo.
fchu, which opens on cmur, reaching tho bow Of
sash; The couture is composed simply Of a roll
black velvet. separating the bsndesux. form
Scoques with floating ends behind each ear su
hanging punches Of shaded pink boads arc placed
intervals, !, l,. On the roll, giving graceful appcara
Another toilette, In the Same STYLE, il Of Vi
grernd're. Trimmed With 6vc rowe ~ s,voor r,o}