The New York herald., 1863-09-13
Fashions fer Sepsem
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II by a easy task to write bulletin Of the
modes at this season All that there was to say on the
subject materials and styles for tho summer has been
SAID and almost too early 10 speak definitely about
the autumn fashions. There 10 also dificulty in
evenings for this reason thas fouards are
than muslin or srenadine MOhair foulard ana alpaca,
we may then safely say VIII bo the materials most In re-
SOLE and Grenadines win be seps for warm days and
toettes habllces. -
but We DO not think WIN ss vOs -
rsian models to have decided peuchant for decided
lately Red is already much worn, and win be quite n
favor by the autumn. White is very fashionable and
elegant, either over oolorsd or not according % .ns
alpaca drcss and CLOAK, trmmed with cherry coIored
braid, have very elegant eecA We almost invariably
gee IN Pis the pctticoats OF the mltcrai the
dress, and trimmed 10 the Same manner. Dresses are
amost invariably accompanied by ciosks Of the
This fashion VIII, we believe last during the autumn
but assured OF Its continuance after the
commencement OF the winter sesson.
Plaid dresses are fashionably worm they yet
common, but will become more general in the autumn
Plaid sashes OF ribbon or silk are much In favor for white
IT b thought very probable that tight fitting jacket
bodies viii be worn again towards the winter, the
different vestes that have appeared this year aud
this becoming style. should Jackets indeed re-.
turn, they win not be made in any hAbile material
nned more houey wear II they are reintroducsd Il
wiz be principally TO wear with coored skirts place of
the Wnlte UOuts now that There
sensible alteration In the form VI mantle for uext month
paletots colets casaques being st without any
great difference Of shape STYLE excepting that they
little shorter.
shawls are now worn BY the Parisian ladies Al
the throat by brooch and not hanging lossey the
shoulders formerly There danger OF
resuming their high and pointed form they st mar
at the Sides bot 6atte the top than formerly and
do not come Ear the head ft IL impossible TO de.
scribe the endless variety OF hats the
giant and aristecratic have rather broad brim and
bunch Of feathers placed high 10 the front.
Caps are mostly made OF black and white lace, with
loose crown. and generally have Marie stuart point in
front.
Fancy aprons likely become very fashionable for
home wear; they will be quite small, and gathered or
plated into very narrow compass as the waist
Among the toicttes have seen, we select lhe FOL.
lowiag Tor descrpton-Tbe first bridal Dress An
under skirt OF rich whte sE With chcoree ruchc OF the
same round the bottom Over this was skirt OF white
gaze de SOLE with nounce OF English lace reaching 70 the
top OF the rucho on the undsskrt above this nounce
which about twelve inches Deep were three rows OF
festooued and inteaced ruches Of gaze do low
white SILK body with gauze peerne crossed In front and
trimmed round with arucbc. The sleeves were open al
the back. rather small and trimmoa with q ruche and
I,ii " ~ o. nce. The ven g,,e De scie wa. fastened
fall over the face. The following toilette intended
Tor married sister Of the bride The dress was OF
while gros grain sk with small pompsdour lunches Of
apple blossoms the skirt out 10 waves and nounce
about twelve inches wde but 70 DO waved and
bottom. AZ each edge OF the noubcs q ruche decou
pee Of pale pink silk The body square trimmed
with . ruche aud the sleeves which were open Al the
back, 10 correspond. while Yak laca shawl white
tule bonnet. Marie stuart form, with pink and white
rabout feather falling the cap ruche OF pink inside
the bonnet at the sides with this were worn white
boots with pink heels and Iaces
We saw dress intended for ssres dansante OF white
silk Over This was eorod unic Of white tarlaans, with
pink stars This tunic, which was about seven inches
shorter than the silk skirt had two cores OF black lace
about an inch. placed ~ A. TO have heading each way
The low body was OF white silk; II Was n peorine
crossed in 'front.' and trimmed like the skirt The sleeves
were hall long, and bou1antes