The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15
Fashions for June .


Notwithstanding the uncertainty OF tho weather great
preparations have been made in elegant tolctes suit.
able ~ the season; and we glad to ind many new
And beautiful materials added 70 those have already
referred to The new styles not half extra, axaut
as sometimes represented the art consisting in know ing
ne to select and SUIT them TO the Any lady
refined taste easily distinguish that which really
elegant and bon genre from the OF cAgicatures
AID exagerations sometimes presented ~ hoT tbs
iSEcst Paris fashion.
Psin chine rompadour silks, MORE antiques, six
gauges and grenadines selected Tor toleites e.e
gates. For 10 IL ors out o door morning dress
xoolIen mohas, hareges, all scas and foulagds
materials most suitable no colofs most in vogue lar
this season gray, chamois and Havana.
The fashion Of oramentinng The bottom Of the skirts
u from beng on the decne We may make the same
mark 18th ect to their size and fulnsss.
Many designs in foulards have been lately intro
ducsd. Among the mcst elegant those OF . light
grscqas pattern this very pretty ia drab and blue
c.or and green; others the rompadour style
arc IN black, white, OF pale bun with little Chine lunches
Of Gowors
Pearl gray very much in fashion, and is suitable 10
almost every material as 1t can be trimmed either with
tis OWE color or any other.
Wide aounoes decidedly to have been discarded in
favor OF smaller ones rucnes tuyantss and other styles
OF trimming, which are o1y wor on the bottom Of the
skirt.
Braiding still much worm and ON almost all fabrics
70 which it is suitable.
Black silk dress soutachses color are very prsttv
ard simply made, elegant and we'll pted young
aies Dyons or irsh poPis are in good taste and
generally braided or trimmed with ruches
1hs fashion OF opening dresses At the seams, over
srothsr skirt, has been decidedly adopted, and
When made In grenadins gaze dc Chanlbcry, and six
Gauzs, the underskt is made OF sk OF tho color
as the outer one. Ia some cases we have seen both
skrss made Of the material, the upper one plain
and the under hognced or ruchcc.
Muslin and thin dres cs made with low bodies
Two peernes made for these dresses high the
other low both trimmed to correspond a. Tar Ioss
bic sith the SKIRT.
Bodies either round pointed bu, the points
considered dressy Many elegant dresses are
made with two points IN front and one behind. Square
Or opon bodies much worn II for out or doors they
accompanied with chemisetts OF muslin or OF six
tbs same color as the trimming Of tho dress.
me sleeves are not very large aud generally open
tes; sleeve large full one set into band the
Som. large enough 20 the hand through This sleeve
y drawn up 10 tho front seam 80 ~ 10 make shorter
before than bshlld.
Loose white bodies viii be much worn the newest and
most esp ant accompaniment for them being small elk
body pointed behind and before, both At top and bottom
n ths front the top upper point reaches to the chest
and slopes gradually Oh tiA quite narrow under the
arms the back also rises 10 point, but not high
The IN front. strap OF silk goes the shoulder
On each side. These little bodies arc trimmed With
ruches or pinked silk frils they are very elegant in
soorsd skirt
Nantes are very much smaller than was fashionable
short time ago, and worn on the shoulder n in.
tended Tor toilette habies. Small shawls, with deep
lace very elegant for outof oor dress For Ibs
morning, small paioots Of the tbs dress
ere worn but this style adopted altsr noon when
shey are replaced BY totally different shapes There are
sve other styles Of mantle which Ia the same
nAteria as the drestho casaus nearly tight 6sltina
and the long circular coax.
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definitely aud decsveiy altered; they are no longer
worn standing IN high point, but much fat,sr
and s1uarer gong ~ rather ears and do
not advance nearly so much the head Tho curtains
also, are narrower Flowers placed outside sl,her
cutie IT tho top 10 front side OF the crown th
former 10 suitable Tor Young ladies The can h
very fu especially al the top, end the flowers or orns
ments placed either In spray the top or s one
aide, whichever Is more becoming % the wsarsr
small or large cured feathers are very elegant for
married ladies, and often mixed with nowors For
young lad the most recherche ornaments ars roses
very little olon roscbuds. moss and green heath
We have remarked one very elegant bounet ia this style
made Of white Grape, the crown tight, was The
passe the rest drawn, and email plated fril stud
very little beyond the crown Tho passe covered
with frillng u white tulle. Two half opened roses
Email moss rvsebuds, moss and little heath, formed
Slightly dropping spray, which was placed at the top
lhs bonnet and the the cap, With the
ONO rose. The Of Grape, with small frill
single moss rosobud placed the centre fold 81 the
pur,sin and the strings were OF white SILK. very vide
hnd pinksd al round. This bonnet was intended for
g0unE lady
AnotAer, mentor an older lady, was ~ rios straw
VIII wreath OF violet nzaeas placed on tho passe
eranery Of tlle and blonde was fastened under tho
orsrs snd, descending each side NJ the boppst war
Died behind oyW sSs curtain from whence il fell 10 long
epds,
We remarked fcll dsses bcrnst made or two da.p
Hhi,s acve. 0ns, pSsd " tbs ~ 81 lie srewe s 10