The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15
Fashions for June.

From lie Toilet OF Paris.
Hail to this delightfully."- sunny weather, which has
come AZ last to gladden. e1pectaht hearts, and ds
psts the almost realized fear that hsncstorth
doomed to eternal winter. The variations OF the sea-
ssnsby affect the Of fashion coors
have row given way to all that II frssh and gat and
the ssrsl tule and gsuzs ea,ins Amdst soils genial
rays, produce an effect most cbsrmingy seas0nAbe.
number Of elegant soisttes have been lately 1t
given by distinguished member Of the aristocracy
lilac ta1stss embroidered In suDchss Of white ac VA
particularly beautiful TIE three hounces we're tr named
irregular scolops at tho edge which style Il much in
vogue az the present time, and offers agreeable
change 10 the uniform iadenatoa so long in fashion
with short sleeves the other high and sic rIta
enne. Inc low body, intsDded for ball dress, vas
drapeiie The hair dressed spEugenie with profusion
Of white md colored hlsc.
The nantelet echarps Is now sn established favor,ts
The vegetable silk is new production from aIoes and
rather resembles the polls de chevres IL very flexible,
and takes beautiful ints 1t Ia made in exquisite de-
sens and ofms also open ribbons, which very sut
snct upon the aoes very pretty eonnets made
OF the aos lace, and destined to replace tbs horse hair
bOpnets.
Amcrg the Aowers the most in favor At this season
for head dress the apple and chestnut they
are .so used with much taste and good ssct ~ orna
nssts fer bonnets Lace, Grape aad blonde boonsss
will he much worn this summsr lace and silk guipure
are, possible, more used than ever.
An elegant Dress bonnet may be made as follows =
The front OF rice straw the crown OF pink spotted
covered with bAroe Of black lace, the ends OF which
are faster ed each side by pink thistle wreath or
the curtain 10 black lace both Inside and ont
side, SITS ndDg out little hey Dad the edge.
Black silk dreses embroidered in coi0red sewing silk
will BE- very fashionaby this season. We notice
one with hve graduated and scooped foun,e the top
ore reaching nearly to the waist each founcs nearly
covered with embroidery Of blue flowers and green
leaves.
Large plaid cheeks appear in all materials this sun
mer the only novelty in them is that checks Of ali
shades fire black lines in checks We have already
seen some Of these dresses with conble SKIRTS With
broad hems and plain low body, intended to be
with basqune Of blacR tastas embT ode-ed and trim
med With lace. Later in the summer this may DO re-
psceo by cameron OF black lace emb rOidsred mus
lin Csutzous seem likely to be in than
Chine materials IN ~ shades much in eemaai. A
mixed IL the founces is sidere5 quite dstipgue We
have s,me in stripe, white and chestnut or blue
white. The coorsd stripe chine in all sh Ades upon
the sbite stripe small checks In the sha OF the
coiorsc stripe
Basques sre still much this summer, the only
difference bling thAt they made very losg or when
sboit are Trimmed with very deep fringe or lace,
heaced by gallons narrow auted ribbon arranged Ia
patterns
Fancy bodies very much worn, either in velvet
tabetaF, sId very richy trimmed; they always
closed ia frcDt, These bodies often form the eie
CANT part OF the oress the Oh r being without ornament
or with plain foupces With . psio taietas ssirt, q
velvet body idtred and richly trimmed with lace
is very suitable TO supply the place o: orasmenA a,
these pkiris made extremely full they plated
fat into the bard and set out very much 81 the bot
tom To ell. ct this. thin white bones sometimes
rot NJ the lower part Of the slip; but this is rather
tx'rxysgsnce than fashion IL gives the fenrs
muth the form OF he'll, and unavoidable stiffness.