The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15
FaahiOns for September.
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Notwithstanding the dulness OF the weather and the
want Of harmony between and tho data of the almanac,
season. and none bu. light fabrics arc thought or For in
stance barege Is the principal article for dem toilet
either sprinked with small lunches Of flowers embro.
dcred peas Of darker color than the barego itself
Poplinette much admired very elegantly worm the
beautiful folds in which falls produce graceful cec
Gray barge, embroidered In colors, with ounces
dered with the a. the spots is much in vogue
Flounces have achieved decided and will proba
bly, be continued during the winter. There are many
different ways OF dtsposing them-sometimes hounce
fifteen or sixteen inches deep, headed with three
ones, or nine fonnces placed threes,
set NJ tho bottom Of the SKIRT another At the
and thrc just below tho waist Both OF these styles
have thcir perteans but prefer either Of them
ouuces four inches deep beaded By rucne and placed
1ouncc We noticed lately gray popincttc with deep
supce set in box pa 70 md ecgcd with black velvet II
pinked Tho chicorc ruche tho trimming par excellence
both for dresses and mautles
shavh and scars Of the same material as the dress
generally worn with light fabrics As to cK materials,
formed Of and siE they are scconpsnlcd By long
The pique dresses opened over elegant pctticoat
and should be trimmed ro1nd with q wide bias u the
Zouave Of the same material is worn shorId the skirt
be closed, deep basque trimmed Ike the SKIRT is thon
In silks Tor simple DRESS the Indian foulsrds, plain or
0gured worn, and plain Skis Of rather dark shade
Moircs In light coors and tho taictas Pompadorrs,
only used for occasions when greater attention 70 dress
Dresses IN which there are various coors require black
trimmings and bssquino or paletot trimmed with Same
Robes for full dress are trimmed with narrow founces
or ruches and gupure and admit only Of lace shaw
white AK scaris covered With lace being worn with
Paetos with sleeves are st worn even in aconess or
muslins when made IN light materials, they are accom-
panied by deep pointed collar, trimmed with founce,
which 10 repeated round the mantle II ,ht slecves
bot much 10 request except for out of doors dress We
have seen several large sleeves set into the arm
q
meath for ont Of doors drcss
Almost all drs,ses are made low and worn with nchus
Sometimes low silk body Ia with thin dren,
either over guimpc or tight fitting BODY OF the
material IS the skirt II Is made with very small
basque merely as foundation for . ruching just below
the waist This style Ia very dstingue but requires
elegant figure to display IL TO adv sutage.
Bonnets are sfill very forward the top. Tho
curtains are narrower ana not much ornzmentcd: the
gold and silver ado ,ed by some, br
not ben portes, or considered ~ all In good TASTE Tie
bonncts made In GRAPE trimmed with silk straw
tube, White and black continue " be together,
and are very distiDgue in appearance.
Hats are very much worn al the seaside and In the
country but allowable in town. the stylish
madc In rice straw With these long droop
ing feathers wc have seen an elegant hat in this mate
rial, Iimn ed side with dropping white feather
placed 10 hang the brim and op 70 the
snoSd r'ns vas -ssensa N s1s ron. oy AoSooa q
strings nor bows are worn BY adesor children under
Bali dresses for young ladies' arc male in t,rIcane or
gauze, very simply trimmed sometimes with dccy
pisse al other times with several narrow We have
nounocs, each beaded by bouilonnec lined With blue
ribbon OF light shade On the edge Of eac ounce
placed three uted frils about two nchcs Deep This
dress was worn over pale bnc SILK slip. With TINS skirt
was worn blue SILK body with berthe Of bouillonnecs
and little frls like those a skirt. Ths couture
composed Of forget nots and lilies OF the valley The
dress intended for young married Lady.
The bodies Of the tarletanc dresses either made
square, or with q corsagc fenfant Wing sleeves
not much worn except With hchus but they hare not
tircy disappeared.
Apple green very favortc color but not suitable TO
all compilations Siks Of this color, trimmed with
row hounces, with black guipure sewn dat, very
elegant and recherche black lace should BE- worn with
them.
Gray dresses trimmed with deep ruche Ia vicille OF
violet placed quite al the bottom OF tho SKIRT hare
elegant and simple appearance ceature Ia duchcsse
having become common, are entirely placed side
by the grandes danes The skirts are a. large a. ever
and fall In graceful sweep from the wast, sup
port the shawl In door dresses made very long be-
hind out door dresses not long, except In
siixf, and then thcy are worn with slight train.
very elegant fashion has lately made appcarancc
II consists Of low silk body OF the color the
trimming tho skirt. II IL trimmed q matter Of
course. We noticed worn BY lady In mourning. II
gray, trimmed with black The body was OF black
silk, trimmed round the top and the iroot with
chcorce roche Down the centre OF the placed
dropping trimming jet The corsage had very short
basque, sghy pointed before and behind, and merely
long enough 10 pla,e the choorce trimming upon H. We
need scarcely ny that the sleeves short The
saxe intended 10 be either over tight
body Of the same material the skirt, gumpe
and sleeves.