New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
THE FASHIONS.
Inundated from L. Forst for TIE Tmsuss.

Translated from Je Toilet for THE TRIBUNE
Az this time of the year, discussion about
,be fashions becomes nothing but repetition tor every
ming has been seen and examined, and anything new
onld not DO introduced without downright violation OF
ar sDirit and taste OF the day The Louis XVIII ana
Louis XVIII styles are all the rage yet Win ho's ~
slight variety in the material Taffeta Tor instance
giving room to muslin and gauze during the present NOV
weather Coored muslin striped jacone, anu Htn'
TRANSPARENT material for haffuh COSTUMES arc
likewise much in vogue. The lst'er mas s
vorn a great deal for the last month"; ana
,ha price is very reasonable, thus enahnng
ladies 10 look fashionable without great ep
costume Of that style T SnseT of aes The only
armament of the tightttng cassock fastener py iS
belt was row OF large mother0ipearl puIUs, n,orn
toJ yerv becoming indeed. There Is anOther more
stvIish costume adopted during tine perou VI S ~
heat T hsri M front as wen as behind and crossed
at the belt en- dchH and slightly plalteui ny or,
tohtanE II we go from costumes accessible 10 every
Isl 10 m Nurious STYLES OF dresses, we must Ileh
tion the following promenade ana casnO ,oT Gonnce
green taeta dress with long train has sah nOG ,S
et with three or four pipngs at the top OF he Wl.
~ the Aouuee The lower skirt is cOVeieu dc "a 49,
Sninos nv a long tunc of gauze Topped up az eG ,s fs
oen Zach which is knOted behind so as 10 III tno
MINER mart OF the tunic pantes LUIS ls d NSI! Po
aning costume but may likewise be worn with siua
,H 90 Grb, Marie Anioiee Of green taieta DoruSt
red with gauze pIpmgs for promenade or e9III9 49,
that case the hat and boots correspond WIN he won
For scattering places the walking bonnet worn 9s wen
as the round hat they equally eOquettlsn' anu S
the Ton1d hats arc concerned the caabrese style IS one
of the most becoming it is little high, ana Ias Ts
feather on one side turned up IN the caVaner foes
style Of headdress is very becoming Tor 49, ~,
while for lair compilations tine shepheIu NAT u kN
preference The latter has wide brlm ana Is gtnely
made of Italian The brim is Ittle heIu uPO
one side and whole OF u covered with nOWeTs sucn
as egautines mattresses. The shepherd nat haluohzes
we'll with a long, white muslin dress, l00peu up over
nolored transparent The calabrese hat is becoming Win
folded back costumes Of or two cooTs Inc leaVuer
and the cord OF the correspond with the shade
OF the ornaments, il two cOlOrs are adopted
Another very becoming style Is toilet made OF lace
there is nothing more majestic and rchOOkng without
being more expensive than a plain taheta toilet AS
TRANSPARENT under the black lace skirt you may use an
evening dress already wOrn the lace SKIRT must not be
made Of Chany it would cost an immense price Out
of French lace which just pretty rich IN design ana
solid The skirt may be left hanging over the ransa-
rent or may be lOOped up at the sides by SASH III ue
later the skirt must be bOrdered Win hOuhce
or paits lace waist is closed in the form OF hea
m front and behind and may be provided with khd OF
eh Openng like the waist on the chest and on the back
and folded in the shape OF suspenders, crossing each
other at the belt beyond which they reach IKE PchH
Lanbale The hat corresponding with that tOllet may
be a round black lace hat tdnchOnnetf Ornamehted
with garland of flowers of the shade OF the transparent
The parasO corresponds likewise in color with the trans
parent and is covered with black lace
In the OF linen have noticed very graceful
novelty. 1t is a collar la bQesf7 very wide In front,
with Its epds touching the seams OF the sleeves The
collar has to be very narrow behind and bordcred with
striped linen ribbon The fOldedhack wristbands are
likewise bordered with striped ribbons and resemble the
collar In shane.