New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
gay leaves when country roads to be rarersed and
fences climbed. yive 10 Bouevardi
LATE EUROPEAN STYLES.
1Prou L. Pollet


At the present time of the year fashion al
WAYS seems TO be little undecided. and Summer attres
begin TO themselves to certain extent with
Fall styes out OF these first creations OF Fall 1t Is easy
20 prphesy what the Winter styles Will be the shades Tor
instance will remain the same, and we give here descrp
ton OF one of the costumes which promises lasns
success from the OF its belonging partly To the Andau
sian STYLE The skirt is OF yellow taeta ana ornamented
with ounce OF ten centimetres, crossed win TWO DOT
ders Of darker yellow-orange, lor instance
The outskrt OF black taa Is kept up to the hight OF
the hips by sash knotted at the side, and taking the
place of belt small cape, reaching only halfway 70
the waist completes this really original costume IL Is
unnecessary add that the hardress Is composer OF an
imperceptibe tafchOn with Spanish mantiila Aholher
style OF tuck-p skirt for FAN costume Is he IonvHng
The gown. cut "a long as the skirt Is tuShcup un ,h
in such manner round hips make IL appear hKs
second somewhat pufed gown which LOOKS quite hatu
raj and Is very becoming. There VIII oo n's.I 'ss S
which must be finished with drapery hangng easy. VI
long dresses the Robe Amanzone 0i cloh 9p VolNe.
worn much, rs il also the Robe Princesse.
II made Of velvet the lower part ol tnr iong shil
might DO ornamcnted with dmwhtc pearls euDroiueIcu
in the style OF pretty wreath The waist - cut ar1uno
I'm front On fictitious vest and out IN two short
square skirts. The front pieces OF TINS vess ac lo,u %
back on the chest Ike large collar. rather than IKE
flcngs The two of this collar, the two skirts
behind the Jockeys and the fOicdDlck wrisipanus are
embroidered with dm-white pearls, showing the dninn
five design Of the skirt The following Is the pattern OF
"A very original and richly ornaiened " Kobe ffnctsse'
The skirt made OF black silk, is slightly plated behind
near the waist, aud provided with long train. The
whole OF the lower part Is ornamented win lhe' os
arabasanes connose Of yellow satinoops to the hight
Of 30 or 20 eentctres There is nothing prcter than
this capricious ornamentstriking on account oi I,s
yellow color. but discreet Ike pennalsNp nom msteH
hands The arabasqnes repeat themselves on tn,
belt, and the ornaments OF the sleeve IKE soiu
gracefully eniangcd in their wlhdlhgS. for !Ulns
woman there IL nothing more charming than the h1De
Polonaise with flat waist buttoned an along tne eit
side. The upper skirt Is also PROVIDED doWn ITO @ lu
length the left with large round buttons oi inc same
material. and orameIted an round .'e o,d c"s. ~
part with slantng loop OF the same eoi"r as
The stun A pretty plain, blue popcmne COSTUME
OF that style VIII make very fine ELECT Ihe iOuDTg M
finally is pretty aud not expensive pattern vi o'lo ~,
young striped Bismarck SKIRT "ith TWO eoV'S
the OHerpart Of tornamented with ye narrow
uniform co!ored houuccs- coof Oh tc An
each other alternately. The 1ttle mantle marie An
tOnce IL Ornamentcd with three sIaII siilai hounH
IL Il pretty Fail costume 10 harnoAo Win IN t'o & h
OF the red and the dead leaf As has been sd ohe DC
fore. the dresses very onG aud hence our gentle %
men VIII wear, IN preference 10 All HthDr 10 M
palcot sae; tho great sian fur the Polish Paeotd9
Polish "cuSlquc;" aud finally the lnanteau cltcIln.
For visiting bonnet young woman VII 49, 30 ~ -
preference To the bonnet prouf, whcn Is nothing puta
round, white, gump lace, ornamen'ed WIN sua io,nu ,i
stars of chlnuy AehmpIacc 1ol9'S ~ ,i ~. 1919 s ,aJ
hcaddrcs, and Il sprinkcd with Snall knots o hsso teu
cO0rS corresponding with the Shades OF Tie lOet.o Vi
women OF certain age thcEe IL ahotner hcIy
pattern of "A bonnet made or cmpfOldcicd lhuah, nu
embroidered muslin or lace ait IN front, ihs pan
appears attached above the forehead by small KNOT oI
ribbon aud extends Itself ia long lloDohs leu MIN @
knot under the chin TINS style o non9t DsGIe' f ars
round the chln but only on inc siuV', ~. ,r ao Int
separates Itself above the Chn and has on Us Top hot
long ioatng flaps hanging down behind Ihe aove
described style the time chasto anu coquetish
and much IN favor with tho ladies'. IN spite Oi az t
asked ir0m us repeatedly aud cannot therefore 700
often repeat that ladies' should take very good care not 10
abandon altogether the mOdciateslled cIlnOlhe ueN
they wish reject fashion completely. Iti- cOhse
well To give up the stecpcbcn aJlc oi hoopshlr puI W
rcouure cro.nc entirely b. too widr jump. As soon
as a woman ablnduns certain tuulHurc sac seems 20
lose part of her chdrms We have an tNainio ~ iVn % .o
tastrcss fashions % the tme Of The Dirctoe. th'i"
f0rn De surc the crinoc but take care hul to ~
beyond tile ri gt dimensions. VIZ 2mctFc'D 20
Tns i, al,u c time Tor thinking 90 promriaue anu hu'
ing costumes. and 40 tho same time O preserving tho
fce acinsf the cold air OF tic Noh I1F IL ~ 'hc4 o
granted that many readers OF the iair sex are lold o
long urulcuadc- aud tc more ainnatln8 pleasures Oh
hunting IAe iulo aing style of round lit as huhthS
aud pioueuado hat, appears 10 take the lrau 7tee'
colrd some hat caVdllcrshipgd hat, with bullion or
assorted velvet the front onmmcntcd with steel span
and bouquei OF foliage THIS sty le j. known udeI tc
name Of Iulia. Tho shepherd hat does also LOOK
pretty; it u made of black velvet win bl'ck CURED
feathers All round Gold flowers With leaves OF bet,
and golden cord with ornament the Sides oi hs
graceful head dress very becoming "Blanc Tor hiIlt
ing Is nndc Of gray felt lined WIN gray olo.uihS,
ribbon Of the same color ornaments this hat ana forms
lnof rrise with silk beads and tasscls The Fall style
for the city j. s Fanchon. which - always be
com ng Unicoorcd shades are worn Tor thcater' con-
cert, dinner and small party dresses