New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
PARIS FASHIONS.

Translated from L. Folet ioF The Tdlute.
Many Fall costumes are made Of Scottish
material kind Of rather thick twilod tissue Our dress
rs composed of skirt Just long enough TO touch the
ground, and hordercd below b. high nouncc.
while long tumc o,name, cd on each SIDE
With black ttNeta or velvet stripes, covers
the dress. tippet OF the Same maternal, or
ess long, - hoped mp behind ~ several folds.
The toilets fOr tine end OF the scaSOn the country
foym Of a palctot, with a large round uppet
romug, the ppet being cut make line form
the back aud It's lower part being surmOuned
by fringe corresponding the color Of the Scotch
tcil tbs costume may Oc worn over dress OF black
laea on even over toilets Of light color Short dresses
constantly worn, ana much originality IN their forms
Hnd eholce Of coi0rs displayed. The following, for
stance. highly reconnntndable pattern for lady of
with small crane houncos OF the same shade the eht-
blne Grape tonic IS looped back pGer by knots OF the
same material, While the waist, made
Of pslered tafieta, is cut square and
trimmed with small Grape aounces. mantelet
OF nghtb blue Grape bOTdeTod with fringe Of feathers,
makes the costume complete round straThat is held
NY at the 7ide by large palered rose ry covered Dy
small blue flowers hanging over IL. For morning COS
tunes 1t is fashionable 20 mbleaChed linen during
warm weather but WOODEN material win wlae stripes
takes the place OF the former when the weather IS IN
favorable. IN this case cloth waist corresponding IN
shade To one OF the stripes OF the SKIRT u very
and generally worn with facings Ornamented by small
brighteooIed fancy buttons linen sailor collar VIII
stripes, black or brown hat OF Enghsh straw, enuey
covered by long vail OF blue or brown Grape, makes
ence is given To black or vari-c0l0red grenaone' ~ Is
IN te form OF tunlC making pGtcr over lOuatu,
llghtCOlOrcd tdteta dresses ana inc bht
eOlOTed waist is cut square aud very low. Tor la COS
tunes uncOOTed and dark plush or cloth IS employed,
and the panie style han used for hen' Whch
shows that this will be the fayOrto style for the coming
Winter The dfiaiOiicte costumes generally com
posed OF particularly dressy ud Of cashmere, which
Will be In great demand Tor full dress heavy natcIlal
with ornaments Of plush viii prevail Untt
the Fan costumes assume more decldeu
character, let Us Pay our attention to casino
toilets which always the precursors OF
the regular evening toilets. Thus they wear 'aneta
dresses Of light color for instance, with very ghJ mus
Cauze cloak H. which reminds You SoineWht
of the summer fashions IL hardly be called cloak
for IOOped back p0s,ies, 70 show the elegant
fafieta skirt. The sashCs have become COn,uclanN
shorter the flaps being only twothirds their former
length and looking like part Of the dres' than
ike a sash on the other side these flaps have large
knots In the shape of fan, Of smells az inc tops
have cOaks made almost entirely " gup0Ie,
tatfeta transparonts, with sash ald uaps OF
gupuTe, which makes the costume look very rch.
Pink and have become ftyOfe colOrS of late ana
blue and together. The former sly l
known be- IOlq0dOT while the latter scotch ana
very much liked in fashionable circles. have seen
toilet OF that description by the Marquise de
was a skirt OF blue taneta pulled with green, when
gave the toilet She appearance " the feathers cI some
rare bird. The square waist pulled with green
tule the puTs being separated from each other by sna
foliage OF the same color The headdrcss ~ L0s v
had small aigfCt Of c9ifOHc0h ana the ran COZ
responded with the color and style OF the costume.