The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Fashions for October.
Thrrue La Eolipt

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The favorte colors for the red and yellow.
Hitheto tncre has been prejudice against red
1t certainly regns Triumphant; ind u has ad-
vantage that IL is becoming to almost all complications
The bottom OF the skirts cut in 'esocns st fashion
able They made rather short, and below the fcs
toons is plated bias lounce which gives wioth to tho
skirt snd forms train2 This nonnce is usually quite
plain When trimmed II Is with insertion OF lace.
The restoous should be edged trimmed either with
plating, lace fringe, &c. Sometimes INNINGS are placed
from the centre OF each fesopn afey inches the SKIRT
with both silk snd BAH dresses For day or demi
toilette the long and wide black sash geno.ay
striped aeias also with black gray or violet
dresses The sash 10 match equally Ia mode. IL Ia
dresses Also have cOiored sashcs # tho Sedy IS not
made With long basques dh6t There are same charm.
from skrts permits Of variety OF the toilette for as
change, cnohemre or taaetas vese may be worn in.
Cachcmire coie,s continue in favor We do not speak
merely OF the original shave embroidered and
two Of cachemre band rather wide ana placed 80
as 70 form one wide band This trimming is put all
fastening consists Of double Of chased silver
This model. made in white, would form very pretty
about sSs 'ns ws
inform readers that numbers OF mantles are
sns % ~ np ssa ana % Win
tet make, as formerly, viii be much adopted. Upon
de a pSs pus 90 80 r as % the
tops or scoloped The velvet, after forming revers In
White d Sa oss ma eo
when very wide is placsd on the bottom Of NANTES
uaSs OF
the latter purposes II is double and divided by very
Embroidered dresses win DO much worn mex, winter.
Tie designs, initiating lace, will DO very recherche.
aSk = Soa sn snoud be rich poa
The fashion Of wearing vestes by no means dninshes
on the contrary gulmpss asa was,soals are quite the
'front.' so Is to show abos OF lace Long sasnes o black
@ 81 om an Hs
They are doubiy useful, for they can be employed
Among the following dresses will be found some great
noveiiiesA dress OF white chsmbeSy gauze with pink
top and bottom with black lace. Between sse Two
hounces Is a wide insertion OF lace. The dress has
narrow sleeves, with insertion the aud backs OF
the arms wide sash OF black lace very long, widening
ing consists Of little poua OF piak and red geranum
attaching lace catalane resting upon The back hair
bottom OF the skirt, edged with pink. Dress Of white
iucs cut 10 scaiops, edged with pink sk The eress
Berthe with TueSss o l White ssnd
white and pink striped ribbon. Gold buckle front.
black silk, trimmed win plated nounce edged with
white over this, drawn up was one Of the white
| silk, very full, with long skirt. Another very
pretty morning drcss OF white foulard with black
trimmed with plated sounes Of scarlet ssssa. eoSss
with the white foulard The over shirt OF the opsc
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fastened In front with large buttons covered with sea-
silk Wide sash OF scarlet silk tied behind Many dresses
about q quarter OF . yard wide This has very good
effect especially In striped materials. lu this style
violet Tne fouucs edged with quilting OF violet fbc
bottom OF the skirt which reached below the aounoe
Senerita jacket, trimmed 70 match.
There is little variation 10 the shape Of bonnets They
s s' s11 & s0ss 70 the 'nee Without o.
Grape mixed with velvet will be very fashonabs this
autumn Almos. si the bonnes arc oouonncs from from,
as might be imagined. One made 10 this manner
BLACK velvet without q, crown or curtain the front
cred with fat black feathers With drab feathers or
or ne1san @ m @ sae eonnsts are made
coming winter For orapc and tule bounes they have
been replaced by nowon peaoocks festbers alone hav
ing kept their stand du-ing the summer; the Others
however, making their appearances with velvet either
FOR the bonne, sslf or ss trimming bonnet u PINK
Grape two large oouous forming the 'front.' Over the
6eccnd bouillon wasa qulirg OF pok Silk AZ the left
eide nearly n the centre. bouquet, formed Of two
another rose, bow Of hack velvet with long
failing from under II white ernone bonnet, lined with
green silk the insdef the frcnt trimmed WITH tlt OF
Ivy leaves, and the sAne trimming the outside edge
frzge OF red berries falling fren shs edge On the cft
side is plsced bouquet OF Ivy isaves aud red berries
green strings carried bonnet closo
by the crown Tho curtain, which very narrow ia 81
green ok plated In args paits ard covered with tus
BaK lace bonnets are vary fasnionabIe this autumn.
very pretty one, lately worn BY the Empress, wu
trimmed with wreath or daisies round the front
The saIse sty OF bonnet ey also be trimmed with
wreath OF rorwinkle. The front s vcry small; roit
crown and curtain. The stTugs 70 match the coios
OK the 1osss carried acroGs the bonnet close 20
the crown. Another black tule bornes was trimmed
tn Sn 'wo soses one just above ths bseisan snd the
eoo my ee worn, but PINK or white roses arc the
oest Tor black bonue,s TuIe bou.onne also very
pretty trimmed with shaded grass or a small bird or
battc1y or rose buds they are even made without
any trimming, eEA with tule strngs there IL talk OF
cong away Win rttnRs altogether and fastening the
bonne,s with pins; eut ut present. IL onIv we
toarcsy thpk u Is iEey 70 be adoptedat any rats ot
during the winter.
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