The New York herald., 1862-11-23
FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.
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Although NAV appear guilty Of repetition N nisa
fcnng the materials now IN vogue, truth conpels rs
again TO say nat loulard IS Of the most IN favor and
indeed surprising seeing what great perfection
/; is brought The shades which it i made beauti
rul-fawn arab dFgype "a kind Of reddish brown
with black stripes dove drab with white stripes &c. For
evening dresses there is great variety: white ground
with rose. blue green Pompadour towers plain
white fouard Also is suitable for evening demoilet.
II is made in sell colorsight coffee color bright gold
maize wheat straw aInaanth, &c. For pegnors is very
useful and can be wsdded and trimmed with wide bands
of plush.
Some very rich aud charming materials for winter
wear may he Vcysts Of lovely shades-terre
dEgypte Napoleon blue four dc silk with velvet
bouquets upon H. MORE antique with small velvet dots
itone OF the most beautiful things that has been
for time For nai,gs> costume. taAetas with
very cheeks in all shades alpscas OF light cocrs,
chine plain but above all those with white ground
and small checks, or embroidered IN wool or silk
Woolen materials, also, do net fail in variety. The new
cassmeres for ladies' dresses are both light and warm
and msde very pretty either braided trimmed
with fancy braids. These ornaments are placed above
the The trent OF the dress ia generally fat and cut
with point. and in this case, the trimming is placed IN
brandcbeurgs upon the body aud skirt Some of these
small pelerne OF the cashmere iust reach
ng down TO the middle OF the back others trimmed
with an embroidery Initiating the share Of igaro vest
Speaking Of woollea sts we must not forget to men,
ton the velvet la Naere, dotted over with dashes or
stars, mngng gracefully on black or brown ground:
the woollsn terry the Vaencias, which have resI
earsd the popns, which will have equal success this
season. Apropos Of popn wsuld remark that il is
REGULARLY adapted for demi toilette above all when
the snuff brown shade aud others derived from that
whether lighter or darker. Then there are the drahs
not less rich numerous frcm the steel TO the silver
and the pink and lilac shot charming shade popn
nearly recherche the blue shade OF violet which
will be of the ;avorte colors this winter Cacheme
is for morning dress. II recommends itself by the
graceful folds into which il falls. lhe Louis XIV make,
with large pats al the back nearly The only one ad
missibe for this material. In this style some plush
dresses made, and also some Of flannel
This buttons form one oi the M 81 important
parts sf trimming. Hanging buttons even put upon
wedding dresses. Lace is much used upon Inauties,
casaaues dresses Of velvet One kind Of lace very
elegant tine grond Is spotted and the border Is
FmDrOldeTy
FAR from being abandoned II is used PLAIN dresses
and ALWAYS forms q ,fis,8gue ornament Ribbons with
bouquets of embroidered flowers admirable for dress
trimmings, especially for fonlards These dresses may
be trimmed with light rasseulonterie or with mar
row qnilhngs Thus. dress Of Napoleon blue ioulaTd
with pattern OF the color; the nounoe at
the bottom OF the skirt and roIleu of white taless
upon IT, the sleeves down the front Of the body and te
long sash ruchcd round With narrow white afetas iris
Another foulard dress Of green flowers ON white
the toilet of young lady by trimming the body with
green and white passemeBteie. with hanging buttons,
and the bottom OF tn skirt with bsis OF green anelas,
edged With white.
Fancy stitching ia a style OF ornament very much
adopted just now both for mantes and dresses and
employed very successfully ON in door dresses II IS
seen on cloth rnanes but Il is Far suitable sks
satin IL looks exceedingly well IN the new little satin
seerine. KIND OF large collar With on points ose st
the middle Of the back. enc ON each shoulder and one 10
uoni and at each point tssse The pretes are made
IN violet szJline blue.
FOR the dull M, nth of November q our more
economical readers may be glad t. nave little advice as
10 how freshcn NJ dress OF which they have got
tired, or which may be beginning 10 lose It's beauty.
those wh,h soiled or worn at the bottom may be
wade so as to iook very well. nt small expense. and
with little uoucle. Thus for dress oil fancy material
a band OF blsfk alpaca between I've and six inches in
width will sufrse 30 renew II. This band should be
waved st the ton aud pipcd with Tuck blue red
piping The sleeves mnst have a smisr revcrs. and
little Swiss body. trimmed also with piping will
plse the cos, Tor tsfc,ss dresses the b. nd should
be tf the material bot back aud finished on s the
iop Ia the same mapncr ir simple arrange.
mant Is preferred II may be headed by TIVE three
of narrow ribbon plated IN the indcc. hand might
be replaced by tOunces o pirAcd black tar.ias,
tle.e Viii hases better effect if placed o little distance
iron one smother and made with hesdng " y should
uap.n that skirt taretas requires widening and all
t"nl hi Of matching the dress has been given up the
ony left II 10 insert plain bands u the dfes
b. &c a dsep shade would advise that the banGs be
made nf black tsess quite ernt inches wide, aud
pui between each breadth ia this style the skirt VIII
have ua trimming the bottom unless IL be band oi
black taietas in vide soolors OF cso,ns, one sconop
reaching the bresdlh Of the tofctas from
hack baud to the next this should be headed by
row rche OF ribbon, aud similar ruchc plsced up each
side O every black band the skirt IN setting this
sre.s on te tbs skirt should arrange
nlt 10 show tho waist. A SWISS sash should he added
nuish % the bod and ran turned back cufs. II
tic dress bc g colored pais siietss, the best
rAugcment will be make the bands Or the color
but .. a deeper shade the little uche should he com
posed Of narrow guipurs Instead Of ribbon.
Tue bodies ol dresses made high and buttoned BY
degrees we returning 10 basqucs. The position
baslae Is much approved of above all for ladies with
small waists A style which Is likely 10 meet with sue.
cc-S i that bodies made with small basnHe an round.
ous inch and ephths wide, terminated 10 the trout by
! double point. sashss are much
A. nj at home costume recommend moth ng
,re pretv and stylish Than the Figaro vest, which, for
~ ,'nt.r viii he made ~ velvet ebe, embroidered nf
!, ,,,pa1 = IN fnr tunsr vii be worn aste9at II
t,. a., no.re sa'u. or oven o fur a. oeeaui chsn