New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
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ing oette except the weather because they do
up 80 well II is grave mistake however to Trim with
rarnre that viii wash. any dress which must grayiae
sooner OF later TO the vastub. white pquG dress eabor
etev trimmed with rich opauetes In coor with buttons
too delicate use with ya5d upon yards Of blue rbbon
every atom Of which must DO ripped of when Tie iroc is
soed or have too much Of water like poor Ophola N pain
fal incongruy No trimming beautiful for O costly and
carefully preserved dress Tho richer the better provided
IL be- limited On quantity. But fock for every day which
nus. take STAIN indereny Las right make
that preenson to fasdiousness azd rselcsness which
pershable trimming involves The pretty white ooored
wastngbraid the simple embroidery Of the sewr gmac1c
wrought eabro edgings-auy Of these permissible and
only these.
AL dresses except musns gored In Paris short
waists very wide belts and Of the return Of tie
"sgO' sleeve establish firmly tie reign Of the Empire
fashion. The train longer than ever and says the highest
Paris authority hoops absolutely doomed But have so
many times heard their death warrant and them faunt
defiant than ever that TIL the lovely Empress herself
leads the slow procession Of reform In skirts Of aritc limp
their circle will still typical Of their immortality.
AL bodioes high. and pain. Tie most elegant skirts
absolutely untrmmed their gorod flness sweeping in
heavy unbroken folds Coat still the best style
With white muslin bodies. which are preier and moro
fashionable than ever win be He sleeveless jackets Of
bright silk contrasting with the color Of tho skirt Sken
bands grid the full white equal distances and other
bands ornament the hair II lauAy Gld cay lAsAoA anu
will be popular with young ladies'
HAIR-DETssIyG.
Tie hair is higher than at the back Of the neck
few lovely heads look pretty with the air Of oddly which
this bestows but the extremely ugly. False hair is
more used than ever and would be difficult 10 dsGgue the
head with rolls pus frzes pompadours cuTs brads and
nondescrpi horrors that would attract than passing
notice in the street. at the iheaier J. the mirror fails to
Of these hrsute vices argument vain, and
appeal hopeless.
BOOTS.
An attempt has been made to introduce russell drab
leather or grey popn walking boots but they do not usup
place Of the pretty black boots long and dceryedy
popular Every lady viii be wen booted and well goved II
she must cheaper dress therefor And the dainty
walking boots made preer and more becoming than
the Hghtes slipper
TRIMMINGS.
The noticeable difference between the best French fashions
and those which prevalent here the absence Of
trimming in the former and its offensive presence in
Novelty in the apprehension Of most Of our olstes
in application Of ribbons nounces furbe
lows and novelty is and be the end and aim q fashion
Not so. o teachers Of false doctrines HARMONY. grace.
simplicity bccomingness these tic fundamental laws Of
And they al set at uaugl wien tie stroagh
Of the toilet FILTERED away endless bed zeumcus called
trimmings Clearly define gently soften edges with costly
garuiture conceal a dcormi,y OF enhance grace With
careful treatment then the effect Of the costume to
pure good color 10 graceful fclls 20 innate beauty