The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

ma present month oilers great facility TO the chrooicaer
= fashions. q decided stamp has now bseu given both
the OF costumes and the material 20 be employed
We remark, ~ the winter season approaches, how
much the basques returning into favor and we may
them generally. IL Il true Il will n0s be the classic
Basque worn the last few years. the contrary the
SQUARE ,s or tails turned back the long basques
de chae and the basques de coo4, with brosd
The paieo,s ana casquss are now drawn 10 the waist
~ broad band, making them resemble the blousee.
We hope oil ladies OF taste viii protest against this ex
ssednsly ugly and uugraceul syie though We must ad
nit that however uubeconng, new fashsn is readily
AAopsed by novelty seekerB
and heavier appearance. We may bid adeu 10 eauzss
md pons popns, taetas and rcps dcainc have taken
The novelties IN silk are very spleudid-Pompadour
Satss and sAtns for grand toilet The white lnoircs.
win broad stripes OF tanetas In various designs aad
pol0rs are especially remarkable for their elegance.
Why do young, rich and elegant Indies prefer wearing
Arssses decidedly mourning W their appearance such a.
risss And buckle 10 ma.ch IL must 10 allowed that
Dompre colors better for the complexion and black
specially very becoming 90 a. almost ,s sys.y ons ,n aa
eoOd q one that need seek FOR no other.
Now the steel colored and gray psar MORE ANTIQUE,
sik gray gros grains and gray terry velvet are IN de.
mand; and who II not possessed Of black metre antique
- . violet tafstasg
give our readers dea OF their general effect.
FIRST We must insist upon ono point-Lams,y, that
tAs vess maintains It's standing In fashion tbs PROOF OF
which shall give IN describing three charming robes,
uss completed for one o. our most fashionable ladies'
The nrst " . gray MORE robe uIon each breadth
ere three broad Auted iTls OF black velvet fixed with
bsw and ends trimmed with guipure ON each seam 1hs
vsste the form OF the habit aayds Frasats, nitins
very closely with facnss Of bsok velvet and gol but.
Sons. most useful winter costume
The second IA Of violet tauctas The bostom OF TOE
skirt Is trimmed With plated nounoe, edged Win
nounce with violet ornaments In each plat. The seno-
rita veste Of the material - the dress, edged
with plating The sleeve is trimmed up the seam 70
match A bread velvet band, with buckle. is placed
ever tucked cambria guimpe, with jabot Of vslcn
The third robe V Of green poult Do sole, with
lounce, edged with black velvet: above wnicn -
osment of passenenter,e with ssseo II each opening.
This robe 10 accompanied by black veivet vesto trim
ned with Thibet fringe and passemcntorse. Tue muslin
vuimpc ornamenlcd with narrow black velvet, eoged
Velvet and cloth are making their appearances, and
urobabe that velvet WILL N last year. be adopted ior al
descriptions OF toilets 90 long the temperature does
net compel TO euveCp ourselves In winter cionng
and corsages In all makes, will be seeu
Evening dresses are made with pans and basoucs form
"a OF lace and silk Embroidered dresses viii be very
fashionable winter Satin embroidered Win twsod
sik chenille mas very good appearance
A poult-dc. sole robe scailopod At the bottom ana
edged with chenille An oak leaf 10 embroidered IN escn
scAiop row OF tho same leaves is placed upon the
front breadth aud continued on the body tae EMPIRE
xic,st satin dress with broad embroidered band
over the hem Thea rich wreath, mounting up essn
breadth, gradually becoming harrow 10 the Top Inc
We mu.s not omi, 10 mention some ball and evening
dresses we have been permitted 70 nspeot. -
Evening dresses In light, clear materials are trimmed
with lace buth on body We have seen sevc.
Rai robes Of gros grains tsssAs aud satin Inc coors
Ioss blue, gs coored and Parma violet with peauti
fuI black lace hounces Sortos OF lace Ia the purnous
form lined with coored sk satin are elegant 10 tho
highest degree. frFN M k.em#m
robe Of pink ,aae,as with two rows OF ruching on
tho bottom skirt. Second skirt of white spotted tulc,
trlnmed round With pink ribbon and lne white sx
fyinre Low body OF PINK silk. rslerine berth OF gut
unrs bows the shoulder Of ribbon and silver asses.
fbe coifure with this dress poun OF roses, aud
vhite curled feathers, falling on the neck.
Robe Of gold .coofed MORO. Tunic OF black iacc 10
6een fsons Sash OF black lace, lined with taiots the
ends doating behind. Pesrine Of Chantiilv larc.
a ms,zecol orcd MORE, with splendid bouquets enc
brodsed on each breadth each bouquet appearing u
b tied by ,bbon in bright shades the whole produced
By the skill OF tho weaver. Upon each seam double
usountne or Chanti,y iace. low body, with bchu y
laos covering slightly the shoulders ana crossed 10 'front.'
CofYurs composed OF flowers 10 ma'cn the poulues ~
ths drees, with hdtb. OF black lace Acnarmng rop'
os white grsnadine with nue stripes PINK, ovr PM
isnetas SKIRT gracefully trimmed with lu,ed nounccs
purmounied with chcorece placed Al Intervals 40" orm
iey deem fcstoons Ia each fcssooo 10 butterfly bow o
Olnk ribbon Low body, with frills lenEsnt SASH Q
p,uk aGstas, with long ends rnaed M the bottom I'M
couture simple, being only small rosebods placed care
tossy here and there In the hair. hst3H
robe, suitable for ball dress for youne lady W
white aratau, with six boonocs Al The bottom Of IN
skIrs corseet In SIX divisions, Of blue tateas Trim
sDAA With ehicoree, turning on the skirt owe
A. b,i.Ia.p~S. law sra~s e<pdy. NcNAuss -wss~ks
kab.liss With fnu Ne 20 rpae The lea side