New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
THE FASHIONS.
MADAME DEMOREsT's OPENING.
the establishment No. 473 Broadway, open

may add that
.Ie,ves have their time to flu.
Aud modes 10 open az the north winds breath
This Autumn the sad modes arc all puhs and vanity
except the prices!
To eeneralize the short dress just escaping the floor
Will be worn for the street the house, dancing III snort
all occasions except formal dinners and receptions
An bapes Of overgarmcuts fit into the figure snort
basoues and double skirts will he the prevailing mode
te latter trimmed with three narrow ounces or single
ono Of moderate wdth-say ten inches The upper SKIRT
has short apron front and is puied en- PaHIerS DENNY
Tho Vatican dress, with flowing peats IN the PACK, VIII
disappear the of the season; the lew designs i'll
that style are much modified. 1890 .
Satin roleaux, narrow fun pleatings. ana crossout
bands OF contrasting width tine trimmings most used
rich Passementerle without beads put shot WIN S"th'
is the newest trimming; Is snowy ana expensive. =,
Silks and pOplins, in which the cord IS scarcely 70 no
seem will be fashionable instead OF the eaIy LTP Bos
which have been worn so long fOhpaoouI sI,hs WIN
cav medallion designs and shot mOlres IN two cOOFs ana
cheIe aiettas IN when lhe uHs p,o ~ VAIN
are IN vogue for homo dress The new sultan Color IS
much IN the new mOdes-a strong led WIN more OF
purple shade than oldfasoncd garnet o'ln .1 S
are worn for evening ana tn aulnId ~, c,,,d
and frnges Of sultan which shade from the pac ground
Striking model was street dress Of heavy taretta
Of seagreen tinge; the founce nine inches deep Wa
box peated, with intervals between the pieats ana
bound with black satin. The upper skltI might ne
removed at pleasure. and was seml-crcu3r pull
coming up the hips with deep u bound win black
The tight basque had ruleu' rounding shirt gnnu
falling the puff in front, the waist closes WIN Ior
hell forming a double apron The coat sleeve has four
narrow satin bands straight round the Wrst ms Is
A dress Of dustcoored poplin has gathered nounce,
with standing heading bound and held on by cross strips
Of emerald ggoSgran the upper sKllt is Ieep iGuna
and pulled behind, the side widths Nandykhd lhe o.t
followed into short apron. The skirts OF the ught
basque, which are deep enough 10 give inc uIes tRe ar
Of triple cunces are cut 10 correspond ana noth arc
trimmed with double inch bands of green silk narrow
vandyked bertha trimmed with green Is on the waist,
green belt aud buttons finish the basque
street dress without paners OF pare hanKeen c3oreu
silk WIN haIrT" oSTc Io1nd viii Set rni,d
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per skirt is in halves back and 'front.' the edges followed
in large curves the corners Of which oViha each othcr
in a graceful manner; the front is loOped slightly in
peas, held by black lace rosettes. The basque mas
square mantlla tabs IN front rounds vel oyer the
hips behind, and has round cape outlined with fringe
For home dress the reer waist open to tho belt is pop
Mar The shawl whist Garibadi, with rcyers rolling
in a collar and point the belt il pattern for morning
dresses that viii be eagerly seized upon. The surplce
waist Is stylish for thin figures But the novelty Of the
opening is the panler apron with rounding 'front.' ana
short pun behind, gathered into belt With sash end
floating from rosettes below the puG This can DO worn
over any skirt and changes odfaShioned plain skirts
INTO stylish ones at once 1t is seryiceabe, and rem
ders MANY dress that has become defaced front
respectable for another season The hrst model Is OF
straw cOored silk with black guipure trimming; the
front is precisely Ike gOred apron, without BIB; the
back Is fun and little shorter caught in single
the rosette. The second and newer pattern has a
rounded front trimmed with two cross stripes and n
rule; the back very full, and has three shrrs run in
the lower part, drawing it INTO horizontal pulls which
trim the pauiers very much No sash is needed with
this style Of pamcr which may rOs on the dress or be
finished by fringe lace. These VIII be acceptable add
design Of Vatican character is cut with the Of
prncesse robe. but floats loose I'm the back the side and
dU G IN dd 1 n ~ he bacI itb T
and fybow, from which float long ends. The model Of
Mexican blue silk trimmed with narrow cosscut bands
OF black satn and the front outlined by black I9Sse-
menterle satin spotted which edges the apron follows
the side over the shoulder and separates the pus
For those who are tired of the ichu with floating ends
there pretty little cape, TO e Fimmed with satin and
lace which gathers the fronts into small crossing taDs
by n uOtcAed nY-DOW. a
ribbon the center OF the back with steamers three
fourths OF a yard long.
shawl shaped opera cloak Of white cashmere ia Dor
dercd by fall Of black thread lace twelve or fifteen
inches deep headed by anotherof fingers depth Above
this design Of heavy embroidery in pcnsc silk and APP
plique. The front is open 20 the waist pointed hood
like cape Of lace is on the back, below which inc hane
open. The shape ia singulary elegant ana the orna
ment very striking and costly ... .. a.. o....,..
! Among other excellent patterns was tle cavalier
sleeve with 6ued heading straight ar, 2rmP g ara
broad pointed Ho"inR I'm ~ 80 IoriGr' to rst
admired now IS ID Dtoad puHS IRON huoul1ei W NIs.
round the arms with fiat bands the same width between
each pun. edged by two rows of narrow trimmings A
military Jacket is tightng, with short jannty SKIRT
pointed behind with revers on the BOSOM aud straps and
Kilt buttons D,iitGe the fronts and shoulder
house Jacket that IS very CONVENIENT ana becoming
half tight square in front, with rounding backs open
short skirt Of the Jacket was laid IN two pcas on the MP
and center seam; from the latter deponded sash win
pleats straight the end and fed made In brown
cashmere, the ruhes bound WIN goidcoOIeo upDon'
THIS is stylish ana matronly breakfast jacket.
TIE PARIS FASHIONS.
Translated from lie Toilet for The Tribune.
The adoption Of the fashions Of the last cen
tury has brought to light such variety Of costumes that
the limits between fancy and history are hard to dis
cover The best thing do In this il to short
description Of such pretty, original and graceful
fumes IA you meet with OF all styles that have seen
this week deserves most special notice for 1t was OF
the TnanOu dairymaid STYLE A slvcrgray upper SKIRT
of k was long enough behind to be loopcd up to
form large pulling The apron was narrow at the belt
but became wider further down. and had an extension on
each side which was bnOttcd behind and fell down Ike
tile aps Of n sash This knotted apron supports the puff
g formed formed by the Upper sleeves IR became %' w Mf
near the seams and ended in two rows Of putting ronnd
hind than round fchU il fell in front square flaps.
which became little wider as they fell over the skirt
has row OF PSs IC ,j m a c cst rnna
Thave what IL called long toilet composed rs fol
lows The dress Of cOppcroOOred SILK, ana mo half
long upperskirt Ornamcnted with hounco which ter
minated above in putting OF like width. This, orIa-
mented alongside the 'front.' seam, half way up the
E So anna aS SRqs nes The upper end Of the Chanting
mantelet was plated ana heid together % 10y ia a
falls half way down the skirt and ends in two points
The front part as long as those points Is likewise ROUND
and can be festOOned in very artistic style. The small
round hat OF black lace has small cOpporcoored flowers
for ornament 1t asserted that none but dresses with
point will be worn next Winter; this will bring
TO yet the fashions Of former days Eyennow they begin
make them that way and with pqerS which give the COS
TUNE decided Dar9iSe look of the eighteenth century IL
will be remembered these points form the lower end
OF the waist and make the figure appear to so much bet
ter advantage account of the contrast to the pancs
from which the points rise There Is very tasteful
way Of uniting tafieta OF silb with Grape on
yapory costumes The long lower skirt, for
instance, is composed Of silk, and the lower
part of il ornamented with ounco and a Grape, putting
with microscopic knots Of silk at the top. Tho unic Is
made of Chinese Grape and ends IN light putting with
ounce. The lOwneck waist opens IN the form OF eart
in front and behind and Is underwaist OF
Grape bOrdered with Alenoon pOintlace The waist has
crane outings with small knots at the top for ornament
The sleeve with Grape putting ends with wristbands OF
AencOn pOintace This toilet intended for the Ouch
ess Of L. and will be greatly admired In all tho sa
Ions OF BiarTtZ.
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