The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
Fashions for July.

Tie Hno weather We have lately enjoy Cd Afforded
favorable opportunity for The display d The ncadres aad
one novelties IN dress and fair eegsntes have gladly
awaited themselves Of the crcams.sice 70 exhibit with
their usual good and grace, .be various hsAaufnl
materials snc styes which have been prepared for their
adoption.
Among the materials especially adap.ed for n6slge
may reckon as The most fashionable, greaiies ener
plan or win small bouquets ahered oyer tham cout.3
IN WOOL and 10 elk, ana those In percss, ~hrn i.er
rce nsey 70 be as much worn former occas'o1s
Inc robes u silk With very RArrow sIpes form very
pleasing ssyie ana decidedly preeraoe for The
son 70 the plain gaze de sole and barege.
AAuye, IN is various shades, ID the prevailing color
nexs 10 ~, peach oloesom green, blue sad grosee aes
Alpea
Robes in Ugh. materials, a. sarege muslin, &C.,
reaching higher than the knee fns produces
sghty effect N such materials, as w consequence " the
,ha a,hax INC M o. one Win
different shades there being so great 10 the
color. An stemos was made 70 remedy THIS defect py
colOred muslin skirS Dut proved Intellectual We prefer
preserving the hoances entirey the skirs
for although prepared to admit they longer
novelty, still they mpart an elegant and light appear
rule the corsages Of dresses in light materials are
decoliees and the bchue when are worn With them
generally excessively ssy sh They are made In muslin
tarIasan, AID in tule.
Heavier dresses MORO d'ee, in handsome silk and
sometimes in pique, made ponse-a somewhat
fashion, ~hcn nevertheless VIII be fashioua
bic mex. winter. Some Of our elegant
ready petronzing them. u must however, be oorne in
mind mat the style does not equally well enii all
hgures.
Robes in pique are always made with long basquine
to match, winch for materials 10 nesiges, decidedly
preferable to tho points
Double skirts are seldom seen now. The robes very
neghRees are made with plan SKIRT, or with oOe deep
Hounce from the knee. The body is ceinsure either
gros grain long; bolh Closed sleeves are
rather neglected during the warm weather, and .ae
ormerly.
Robes taetas are frequently trimmed with several
narrow houpces PLACED almost a the skrt This has
by no means pretty appearance. We prefer the SKIRT
completely oonionne, po:witnstanding the
Of ne holding the dust The bodies Of these dresses
made ceinture or pointe.
rsetas are worn in stripes, small figures and various
other deAgns There ia large assortment of light fsp
RIGS in grensdine. dc soie bsrege Of Esgsh
manufacture and variety Of other materials nume
fous 70 particularse.
The various materials for summer dresses are not 60
Wen adapted FOR the double skr,s out the prevailing
taste to have the rupess project a. the OF the
SKIRT only with an evident tendency 70 reduce
ference o! she touroure fouDces keeping
They are nos carried higher than the knee.
With light dresses, such IS bsrege de sole,
hne shaws Of the same material are much trimmed
TO correspond with The dress Black lace shav Wis wi be
much woro as the sesson advances.
kanteiets are sometimes trimmed with alternate ounces
Of white snt black For this style gupure is the
lace in vogue They are generally made 10 1t the was
behind pui a perfectly looee 10 front This give, gracs
full outline 10 the figure. tal ,s-
Tuscan straw, with rather large curtain Of the
material for ofnanens pumet posed stsaw,
epis sno cheies The interior o. tuie Illusion, perfectly
plain Wide straw coored strings, edged with CHERRY
velvet, completed this charming chapesu.
me osner oonnec was OF rice straw; an Arurn was
placed sioe, and partially hidden by fall OF xne
lace In the interior placed wide rad velvet with
black pompons. This bonnet recherche novel
IN it's effect
Grape bonnets either plain or bouilonee but
the for mer is rather more dstngue. We noticed very
pretty one, with wreath Of peach blossoms the out
sde fall Of wne lacs partly gered the 1oSers the
inside coresponded Hoss roses, both in bud and fall
blown, are extremely pretty as we'll bien portees.
Several lice aat Tuscan saWs are trimmed merely with
black RIBBON, EN- oroldered In straw the curtain OF
the same. Thin bonncss are usually made with double
curtains.
scarf Ecossss, xilh long ends hanging from side
Of tbe bonnet, and forming I'd, makes very elegant
trimming for O straw bonnet
Trimming Of quite style Is composed OF punches
CT rcd curlansS IAlpe Ia vust
his desen Is perfectly ne~ add hAs very nove. ana
pleasing effect,