The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-18
FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

fA0hioNo run ACuool.
From the London Illustrated NelcS, July 81
In our last monthly bulletin we noticed the nov
city OF combining black with cOlored ribbon in
trimming bonnets This caprice-fOr it is a tdntasie
rather T than fashonIis gaining favor in Paris
ne Diack sarcenet ribbon employed for this style
OF trimming is by no means so effective as black
tevet and though the innovation is notin the best
il No. eI asnion mas accepted IT. and consequently
| In ns peen readlly adopted by her yotarles.
| cbonone Lotm OF bonnets there is no very marked
sIigbi 1ut 5hose OF the very newest style manifest
| ovb;S;t uhuehcy TO enlargement. The trimmings
! faathnr 'nu most tancitu variety; and flowers,
emnIovad Sa blonde, jet or pearls are lavshly
baIn a. ;,oI none OIL the bonnets, however, which
;onahI pa;o U IRON the dtetiers of the most fash
- ti a. isiei Liiiiihers are distinguished by COM
IF tba 80 "''" " here describe few
| one nf oI' a. acniii GU
| f,ont ,,ada y, In of lin, .ntoinette has the
.tI ~ LEI III VI P.1ilie ueti a. ";sh soft crown of
tP.ei, .ulie ] lneu "I slk. Wmte magnolias
rnoba fhInn5o ~ ,bn bi and also in the
- Att vi oioIuo Lt 1"ee. 'I VI ini'
Anolher D0nnet, maze OH the same approved
Iahu, Is oi beigian straw, round the crown are
otsPoseo ears OF maze ana wheat, the latter made
LIE . lwo haIro" rows oil lace, the one
"nJ h; tne 'front.': The
Ill ,,t5 ;,t LIi nI 70 maui oi Whlte
pt 80 ;Lh 49, f % m: nS ny 81 ~ my are vi Droad
nI an 49, VI ;naug pl russIah oue;
.a.s . ~ oId Ia ;Li u 5 '' vi oo"s Vi oiue ana
'' a" sL:oI LcoaUt Lo1l. Gu llopon. ool.
aI n III ~ ac3hpinatioh m Oh mauVe
slin anu mniIe tue. Inc crown Is orna-
mented with straw embroidery, covered with che
mile knot On the left side there is spray of white
eglantine. Under trimming, bows of mauve colored
ribbon and sprigs of white eglantine.
A fourth is of Belgian straw, trimmed in a very
original style, with ribbon in variegated hues-viz:
red, green, yellow, dark blue, and white. All these
colors blended together and form sort of
chequered pattern, to which the French have giyen
the name of ecossais though it has no relation to
y.; y y. tue f a. p .i" tarIuF me paVoieI OF
this Kind of r;hbon oDd bo oF ~ - o
the left side. The under trimming consists of
the right side being red and on the left side blue
small Gordon or wreath of both combined passes
across the upper part of the forehead
During the warm weather of the last few weeks
mantelets and scarfs of white muslin have been
much worn. Some are plain, and others embroid-
cred. They are frequently lined with colored silk
Scarfs of white muslin are edged with broad hems
within which are inserted runnings of coored rib
Don, and they are slightly gathered down at the
back by bow ofribbon with long and flowing ends
Square shawls of white muslin are also occasionally
seen. They are edged with lace, and sometimes
with frills of muslin with runnings of coored rib
bon in the hens. For plain style of outdoor COS
tune, scarfs of black silk, of the same material
the dress, are very general. They are gathered
down at the back by a bow of ribbon
Pique is a material now exceedingly fashionable
for neslige costume. dress of piaue usually con-
sists of jupe and long casaaue, the latter but
toned up the front and Ornamented with some one
of the many varieties of beautiful nassementeria
now so much in fashion Jackets of Whit r;oue or
and thus form pretty variety in costume. These