New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
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FASHIONS FOR JUNE.
VERY SLIGHTLY ALTERED FROM LIE FOLLETl
Thoughts that voluntary move
Harmonious numbers-MILToy

The Fashions for the Summer season now
Are seen in all their novelty and freshness.
Steel.colored checks, or white, or black, are worn
OF all dimensions in the negge.
Made with high body, with or without basques.
The Lanciere basque is generally preferred,
As being most graceful; skirts are often plain
In negge, but those with velvet decked
En- quilles, or with MORE ribbon in Osanges,
Or simple stripes are those that most enchant.
The double skirt has many v0tary still,
Although the founce is not e1iDguished yet.
Lately We marked a sweet steel-tinted robe
Of tafetas, four founces pattern chine,
High body, Raphael 'rthe, Ristori sleeve,
And finished by a deep and bell-shaped frill.
Another robe of taifetas was blue,
With hOunces seven, on the edge of which
Were placed two rows of hanging buttons, formed
OF blue silk cord. rich moss, scaloped fringe,
OF THE same shade the charming heading formed.
High was the body and the basques were trimmed
To match the founces.'
The MORE antique is destined TO retain
Its place among the toilettes most admired;
Of fate it has appeared in stripes of flowers,
In stripes Of raised flowers on ground C. white,
And beauteOus the effect.
Not vet have airy muslins much been seen.
The airy muslins wait for SUMNER days.
We may however, dare TO paint few
For sake of the fair reader who cen now
Prepares her toilette for the skies OF june.
Imagine . white ground with tiny checks
OF verdant malachite, crossed with tine thread.
simple stomacher, and muslin berthe,
Edged with sweet trimming Ia PompadouI.
The sieeves and basques comPosed OF bouillons'
Another was in checks OF black and white,
The hounces friDged with white stripe Of groselle
Woven in the muslin; frills upon the sleeve
To match the founces. With this robe was worn
A Ieghorn bonnet with white feathers gay.
Light coors now are worn in taffetas,
And even for walking dresses. But yesterday
We saw a beauteous form srrayed in one
OF rosy hue, with narrow shaded stripes.
The three hounced skirt with arabesques all Ger
Was covered, richly covered, and the sleeves
Were bell-shape plated at the top, and held
With bows Of sable velvet; add 70 this
A black lace bonnet trimmed with roses pink,
And black lace shawl, and say, was ever nymph
Decked so divinely for the promenade
Small bonnets still continue 10 bewitch,
But o er the forehead now advancing more.
The curtains not extravagantly deep.
Round crowns as muo III as falling ones are seen.
Fringe is much used III trimming the inside
Is, with bandeau graced, of flowers composed,
Velvet, or plait of ribbon, which you please,
Bunches or wTeahs upon the crown are placed,
Floral or ,athery 10 the wearers taste.
The hanging button is in much demand,
Made of white beads, or jet, or even VI straw,
Placed on the bonnets edge, amid the trimmings,
And even on the edge of lghtsst blonde
Round yoilettes are more tancied than the square;
Noettes are made OF blonde or spotted tuue,
Or tulle with colored ribbon in the hem.
But let not the oblivious Muse forget
A bonret which for simple elegance
Out.bonneted the bonnets of the Month.
Paille de LausaAr- composed il, and twas trimmed
With close VT. .th Of corn flowers, in q point
Advancing to the middle of the front.
Wide were the strings and zure As the flowers,
Which mixed with blonde adorned the inside toe.
London Exsuuer
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