The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Prom the London and Ades Magazine N Fashion
The rich and thick corded silks taetas the larger
portion OF silks used at this moment for u dress are
made with white und, over which spread Idle vary
ing stripes or peculiar pattern OF various commingled
shades. Some arc tasiefuy ornamented elaborated
with bouquets OF brilliant coors resemble embroidery.
The English bareee has become much IN vogue among
the leaders OF the fashionable world. II Ia with
immense variety OF elegant trimming being freely
used In It's ornamentsiou with great effect.
Inc eiixs sim IN favor are those IN checks, or some
patterns 10 which have been introduced
these Of COURSE merely for morning promenade Per-
haps the most prominent among the rich materials
the elegant chimes aetss Of Louis XIV, with their broad
and narrow stripes of rich looking satin. Beautiful and
brilliant pouit de scie chequered gracefully with stripes
OF white more others varied shades or French blue
bright orange glace, brown green.
Nor must we omit the mention Of q most remarkable
material jus, brought into notice. called junon is OF
very handsome and rich material and Is covered with
singular pattern deliberately initiating the feathers OF the
peacock
vorite and there but little alteration In the style
0f making the dresses The skirt ornament and TRIM
mnss are worn q the edge ana Dol. as usus aoSve Tue
made separately and distinctly from the dress ard
sold at the different Paris housesat least We saw them
at one well known that they be used with
description OF skirt II IL becoming much used both
for mantes and dresses although IL has, especially
short figures. anything but graceful appearance
The organdie musins still retain their position IA
vorites the beauty Of the patterns, their immense
rety Of color and shade, and their extreme lghtness
and elegance. render them extremely useful at this time
The shades OF mnuve rose and green the prevailing
coors and those most In favor.
The taieas covered with a peculiar pattern re-
semblng small bird in blue is very pretty is made
high In the body opened little at the hroat, ana
with jacket with The long basques in their
trimming made to correspond with the skirt. The
revers black lace the Jackets and sleeve cuffs;
these are now made very narrow.
dress OF beautiful drab pou do sole, tasefuly trim.
med with bands OF blue glace edged with blue Russian
braiding The trimmings are carried round the skirt,
and terminated by three bands fastened on each
width with button, and continued to the waist. A
Plating Of pout de sole completes the skirt High BODICE
with coat sleeve and basque habit back, trimmed to
A ie.
obly embroidered In black and white silk covered with
designs Of bouquets, OF flowers the usual small and
high bodice TO correspond the effect very elegant.
morning dress of rich nauve clace very handsomely
embroidered in whte%ilk, carried the bias entirely
across each width This extremely effective trimming Is
finished by mixed fringe OF silk Of mauve and white.
The bodice s mode high with points, aud tho habit back
Dress The sleeve ia small and tasteuly trimmed With
fringe and embroidery
dress Of mcire antique, OF pretty blae Of make
somewhat novel and elective Nearly round the edge
and silk twincd together: to this Is added passe-
menterie ornanentation. The front o. the dresa
left free from the rows OF fringe has also pas
sementerie trimmings; the sleeves small and
with email white stripes the front OF the body Open and
waistcoat of the msteriak basques, with large
buttons; tho waistcoat buttons 70 match.
The bonnes are worn much lower IN front, and, al
thodgh st very much n>mented with various sly les
OF trimming, worn very narrow at the sides Tho
curtains exceedingly large. The materias
are similar To those mentioned last northeastern, or
tuile and rice The beautiful and piiabls Italian
will soon begin 10 show.
Wheat ears GRAPE crystal drops all kinds OF flowers
leaves and buds form ornaments 10 fashion, az
great scope given In tho variety permitted seec
ton.
The OF pliable Grape often with the rice
b0nnets and the strings and bows 20 various
Us the coiors OF the other trimmings.