Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-10
What Should be Worn and Whal
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IFrom Frank Leslie's Magnzine5 AZ
It Is no longer in Paris we must look for
elegant noaueautes;; all the elite of Partisan
aristocracy. is now promenading on the
beach at Dieppe, Etretat or Tourville,
dancing at the casinof fet of Ems or Baden-
Baden or excursionizing on the Alps or
And yet. is it not from Parist that all new
and elegant models come Not abroad in,
the estreets perhaps, but in the secret stores
OF dressmaker and nsodiste lie the treasures
that render ladies fair in all fashionable re-,
sorts. .tessfs sol9 ao4 S.s-li 1ss7fe szfs
TO these we are privileged to have ac-
cess; we are, SO to speak, behind the scenes.
and allowed to glance at beauties still un-
heard of in the world of fashion. lsaiiiss saa
We have already noted the prime ipalnew
materials for the summer. Light buff-col-s
ored piqre and cambrie are very much in
vogue for DENT toilett Plain white or white
and gold allow gaze de Chanabery is quite q
Shot glaee silks are preferred to all others
for elegant, 'dressy toilets The most con-
trasting colors are united in the shot Silks
thus: pale yellow and blue, pale green and
pink mauye and light orange color, are
favorite mixtures. These shot silks are
generally trimmed with plain satin or gros-
grain silk, of one of the colors of the dress.
For satin, although winter material, Is
more than ever employed as q trimming. -.
sFlounces are quite come into fashion
again, as well as narrow futed quillings of
the same material as the dress. In the
make of the dress we still observe the great!
difference between dressy toilets, which
are train-shaped, and walking costumes,
which are short, looped up in the Louis
XIV. or Marie .AnEoinette style, with q full
rournafre at the back. e1.c = sis fses % 30
Very long Grains, however, are not gem
orally worn this summer. For casino
toilets the nslf-train is preferable; It is less
more graceful than the short round skirt.
fiS8sl5es conrinI ne to form q yervimportant
, mart OF female toilet. Among new models.
we notice the Marguerite.so so named in hon.
or OF the beautiful Princess of Italy; the
Violetra, with q rosette cut out in Violet
like petals. the Papillon, with butterflies,
wings; the Dielma, quite Oriental in stvle:
the Position, with q BASQUE at the back:
and the Camargo, which loops up the dress
irto.a large pun at the back. - -. 20 : =
There IA also a new model for a palatot.
which il, called by the sweet name Of Mar
pt1eriteLtfe pearl of princesses. 1t is
tight fitting paletot, open upon the bosom,
with revers. IL is made of gros-prain silk.
and trimmed with narrow cross-striDs OF
satin and with narrow guipure. A wide
sash, to correspond, fastens it round the
waist, and is tied at the back in long
rounded lapels. This model is extremely
beginning 10 Young ladies with slight fir.
ures. -s.iss '1t'-.sse 1oaoo
1.-THE Basblick. and the mantilla scarf. of
which j gave the description in nv last
lettef. are also quite in vogue this season.
and. fopetIer with the Marie Arltoinette
fichny are renrodneed IN all materials-
whether similar TO tbe dress. or -siIlr.- or
llarna laees. ,SsS q nj - - 50 =. e
BUR with many of the new summer cos-
tun,es. the bodice Is made with -ianels' or
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