Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
FASHIONS.
The Latest New York Styles.

From the New York Evening Past.l
The wide, round collar, so much worn
here, is not in vogue in Paris. Toe dress
is finished with q narrow band, and q
small linen collar is fashionable there for
street wear.
The dresses are full on the back, with
puffs and bows q Ia Vatican, and the
psnnier Style for the street is much worn.
There is 8 novelty in black lace wells; 8
wreath in different colors, or in gold, is
wrought around the edge. These wells
are snowy, but it is doubtful il they be
come general fsvorites; the prettiest
one on exhibition has wreath OF green
leaves exquisitely wrought.
The Scotch plaid cloths and poplins
are much worn noW-the cloths in wraps
for csrrisge, also in dresses and suits.
Winseys and seTges make durable suits
and are fashionable. Waterproof cloth,
for suits to be worn in unpleasant weather,
is in great dem snd. A fine and hand
some material for ordinary wear has re-
Gently been imported under the name c.
the English waterproof. It is superior
to all other kinds snd is ia various COL
Ors; black or brown making the hand
soonest suits. Nothing new in silks has
yet appeared, though 1t is reported there
will be no novelties next month. Mean.
time toilettes for grand occasions are of
satin and changeable and embroidered
silks.
A beautiful evening dress Of apricot
cOlOred silk ia plainly but tastefuly
trimmed. The front and side breadtHs
are gored, the back breadths full and
trained, and white satin forms the trim
miBgs. The folds of white satin run
around the skirt, the first one-fourth OF q
yard from the bottom. Over the side
and front breedths is a short overskirt,
trimmed with silk fringe, the tassels of
the fringe white, the netting aud head
ing apricot-cOlor. Covering the seams
which join the front breadth of this
overskirt to the side ones, ere upright
satin folds, extending from the waist 70
within three inches of the edge. The
ends Of thess folds are finished with
fringe, and, an inch from the end are
clasped TO the dress by g band of satin
with a small bow.
There is low corsage for full-dress oo-
casiOns, with fall of fringe around the
neck and sleeves, and q fluting of point
lace standing above the fringe. A high
bodice IS made to be worn at pleasure,
and trimmed with white satin folds:
fringe crosses the shoulders. falling over
the sleeves, and st the hands white sstin
folds run uiagonally. The belt ia the
same material as the dress, with four mar
row folds and q satin bow at the back,
the skirt Is plain ct the back, and caught
up in two panniers by bands Of satin,
in the form of shell.
A novelty in evening dresses is q
chsngeable silk, Of green and red, show
ing the green more than the red. The
front breadth is plain, with narrow folds.
of delicate green, a few inches apart
for half yard, the upper fnlds running
round the entire skirt. Beginning at
the seams of the front breadth is q Wids
flounee around the bottom, set on with
fiuting of the same msterial. Narrow
satin folds cover the seems joining the |
front and side breadths, put on In the |
form of chain links; the ends Joined aud |
edged with fringe, which falls over the |
upper fold. The back breadths are ful |
and long, but have no panniers. The
corssge is in the Pom Dadour style, quite |
low in front, with q f1ting of lace, and |
above this p0int-lace edging, which ax-
tends around the neck, and coat sleeves |
with lace at the hand. There is also a |
low corssge for full evening dress, with |
seallops around the neck and sleeves.
and flUting Of lace above these scallops.
A dress recently msde up for evening
Is composed Of pink silk underskirt,
trained, with an oYerskirt of delicate
irab satin, puffed at the back with rib
bon and rosettes. A putting OF lace is
worn under the low bodice, and the
lleeves have fall of lace below the ell
bow.
Another is made In the tuuio style,
With dounos headed by folds of satin
and fringe, The tunic is of black Span
sh lace, festooned st the sides with roses
and ribbons, of the same shade as the
iress. The eorsage is high, with coat
sleeves, having one puff on top. The
sleeves and corssge are partly covered
with lace. The edge OF the lace tunie
and sleeves are trimmed with fringe,
Black lace over colored silks and satins
will be very fashionable.
A new and fashionable suit is OF Sui.
ana red underskirt with three narrow
'uffles around the bottom, and overskirt
II black silk trimmed with netting and
asset fringe. The overskirt is l0oped
ID at the sides with bows OF wide rib
bon, and has full psnniers st the back.
A suit for fall wear consists OF blue
with q wide fiounce around the
)Ott0m, and black overskirt trimmed
With heavy fringe. Over this is worn a
mali cape reaching to the belt at the
back, to which 1t is attached by q large
DOW. This cape is narrow on the shout
iers, and In front extends IN long, mar
'ow lsppels; the entire cape is edged
With fringe to match the skirt.
A new style is OF golden brown p0plin,
With t1ounce ten inches wide around
ne bottom. The overdress is close.fit-