New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
Of medsIliops to encissls the bonnet Prices wers
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rsyef better.
CIOAKs AND MANTuLAs.
1t is e.r.rsly conosded thst toe loose sack wiu be
noet coumonly worn. Tiers are nune oue oes'gns'
adap,ed to all sges and sppsreuily. TO both sexes.
new idea Ia tho ZOusve jacket, which sts marry 70 soe
waist and is accompanied bS cloak, 90 thai there Is
accommodation for AL conditions Of tho s,aosPeers.
TIE bioees AID embroideis very elegaot, and the
cost OF silk sack varies from $50 to $780, Velvet
Enaptsins its proud suprt mscy. cloak Of this rich
sse,a loed with prrpie sslk and embroidered at the
t6pts ~ih mschne-stitcb In vivid colors may we
thin b, be called simmer For the opera, silk OF
The nest gorgeous stripeorees have been imported 10
bewilderipg profusion.
novel and pleasing invention Is Tarkisb cloak.
over which, from the left sboulder depsns sracsfal
scarf, While the right shoulder is perfectly plain For
mtses, there is a cunning cloak demo noated Zara,
ope Araheeqe liz design. 1t Is fitted 10 the sho aIders
in sack form, with Bishop sleevegand japanese cafs,
and has two collars
One house In New-York has stock of camels hair
shawls vsloed at $4,000. Their separate values
range from SO 81 500 and their paseros are mp
uous beyond description. The extreme agooy iss
heavy gold embroidery and the expense of such lux
ary we dare Lot Disclose.
SKIRTS.
Let the TRADE sgainst criooDs cease. Let not man
tbke that name 10 yaio. Ciuoina is emyth. They
don't wear it. The spriog skirt ia sloee immortal AS
maDy sixty springs are s'meimes worn, and oy an
ps enioua contivsDce the great annoyance OF tapes
clipping on the sprces has bstn efectuLiy reueded,
BY pas.,ng tie fa,tenpg through the covering Of tie
SPRING. maxi II impossible for them TO exp or sresk
away" The bell shape ia the most popular but there
Is no political preference 10 this fashion, however much
corrupt fact ms may endeavor to fssen 1t upon the
ladies'.
SHOES.
For real romance ladies shoe-store ia 70 be warmly
con meI d. TO the male. How many fates have hung
by the aiken cord of tiny clipper, from the time OF
fairy .fso,ed Cinderella DOWN. How many hopes we
been hound up with the buttons Of little CATER
How mary sweet associations cluster aboat the
empees of satin shoe, tripping 10 she may dance
Tfere are several iant novelties ia this d-lghtfa)
departnen Of the tostte. Th5ie Is shoe With lap
p4ls at may to urned down from the delicate socle
for the house may closely it for the street.
There 10 quilted carrsge-shoe Of all colors, bound
with velvet. Bslmors boots, that lace, maintain their
hold ppon the affections, aud universally worn.
OF toilette-sppers there is an infinite variety. Doe
Broadway establishment diffuses fire hundred Sens
of pairs Of them every year. Bridal SLOPES OF kid
sno satin wi rosettes that alone are worth 81 25
are largely cold at $40 the pair.
SUMMARY.
FIVE have indicated in this hasy sketch Of the we'll
dressed oman desire TO keep up wi the fashions,
our daty is done aud the ave ia of miuat ly de-
failing all the iuIicaces of the tolste may be left to
professional modistes. We will say, no Eessr, tina.
Bsyadere strpes have gone out now altogether, aud
will Zee 10 more opening days; that the bodies OF
dresses made round that small founces are mostly
employed evening esses that the favorie mate
rial for cbildrens clothes is plain Iish popo that
walls are still worn round that pocket handkerchiefs
are sty sh only whsn embroidered 10 the smallest snd
most minute boIdes and that the fashion of this world
passsth away, which is a good matter for Fau
opening.