The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-30
PARIS FASHIONS.
The Tickle Goddess Back Again to
Her Old Quarters.
What to Wear and How to Wear It-Republ.
can Simplicity in the Gay Capital -Toilets
Without the Tuileries Trade Mark.
PARIS. Julv IA 1871

Fashions for July and August are very becoming
and at the present rather economical the Pari-
saennes who remain In the capital during the sum-
mer The really rdUissanses toilettes are made for
American and French ladies, who are solourning In
Switzerland and at Baden Baden. The leading es-
adjustments for fine trousseaus are now open and
hurried with orders from abroad. shall be able 10
give the lady readers OF tie HERALD description of
an elegant rousseau now preparing for New York
belle In my next II Is said the irousseau is
one OF the finest ever made in Paris for an
American. Waiting for better description l will
describe as nearly as possible few costumes for
promenade, drive &c, which have seen and which
viii be much worn The entire summer. very sty-
nsh
COSTUME FOR PROMENADE OR SEASIDE.
La Berpere-dem tram. trimmed with guimpure
white, with nounce OF same on the under SKIRT
surmounted by ruche in cotn The same material
rs the dress (Which may be IN cachemere of any
color, scion lie gont heading The nounce; the
tunIque quite long and raised up with bias bands OF
the same, edged with the guimnure The corsage
was a Ia paysaane, open on the left side In points
and trimmed to match the skirt, the sleeves half
open and pointed. The effect was ra0issaate.
TOILETTE DE HOMEMADE.
Luzanne costume-poult de sole black with
nounce ruche on the bottom Of the skirt and another
very high up plated in square paits, trimmed with
edge OF chantly lace; between each leullle little
plated RUNE, with Insertion and feuiles. The whole
skirt is trimmed in this manner and no unique.
The corsage is a Ia Luz1nne, trimmed 10 match the
skirt, pretty sleeves, boullonne half way up, and
finished at the elbow by three little plaits united by
. bow. 1t Is something entirely new and much al.
mired Another pretty costume de promenade is
In Ioulard nrore The first skirt demi train with
two plated nounces and two rows OF plated
haal Afn n xrv,th
bands between each one the tunique, long ana
raised up In pun behind by means OF fold Of
fouard in scarf form; bias, while the unique falls
pointed ON each side. The corsage Is basque form,
In points, and trimmed to match the skirt, the
points being open on the sides and back, the sleeves
demi large and trimmed with ruches OF black or
white guimpure. The hat worn with this costume
Is a black Italian straw, round slightly turned up
on the sides, and crown high, trimmed with crepe
de chine, black and margulnets. The costume Is
light in spite OF the trimming and Is not expen-
Etve one. Costumes In English alpaca are made
like this and much worn for seaside or morning
promenade.
TOILETTE DE vIsITT.
Regina costume-lilac in fine pout de sole "a new
color In lilac; the unique in crepe de chine OF the
same color, the bottom of the skirt trimmed with
nounce, with bias OF the crepe at the top OF the
nounce one laid over the other, to the height OF
HI el5HtH OF u yaru. Inc DlaS are cut III Httle
wheat sheaves, plated in tafreta and crepe de
chine, and separated about quarter OF q yard
apart on the skirt; the unique trimmed like the
lower part OF the skirt. The corsage modern, with
sleeves trimmed, and the upper portion Of the skirt
demi large, turned over in cuH form, look very
graceful The bonnet to wear with the costume Is n
form called Lamballe, in rice straw, trimmed with
crepe 70 match the tuniqne, and small white
plume.
DINNER TOILET.
En- mOuSSeine trimmed with valenCienne. The
FIRST volant on the skirt has insertion ana valen-
cienne edge about one-third or yard in DEPTH The
unique qne long and raised In the form OF a court
mantle: the corsage crossed behind In the form OF
train. Flowers worn in the hair at dinner par
ties Sleeves are all DEM large and trimmed either
In guimpure or valenclenne laces. Robes de cham
bre are very pretty In white Cachemere with rose
colored silk trimming quilted and ruches Ia oeiUe,
apron 10 'front.' showing beautiful skirt with lace
valencienne or pretty imitation with insertion OF
uane ana bows oil nbDon q "a rose.
HATS AND BONSETS.
the Name Ant0lnette Is form retr0usSe, with q
narrow edge, bound with black velvet and q mar
row ruche OF lace around the crown, win small
ostrich plume and a tea rose, With trailing vine on
the left side; long strings IN race or ribbon, accord
Ing 10 taste; the form a very becoming one; the
price OF such bonnet is 50 IN gold The LOUIS XVI.
is nearly the same form; the trimming on this hat Is
very stylish and is mostly worn with lowing lace
vei quite long, ana so placed on the hat that 1t can
be worn over the face or fail gracefully over the
shoulders; where the veil is fastened the hat is
plume, surrounded with turquoise cut In bias and
giving the veil the form OF SCARF: this Is much
worn for riding or travelling: wares III price from
$40 to s12. The Charlotte Corday Is also worn
trimmed with ribbon velvet ana lace with plumes
to match; IL be worn with almost any
'~''"' 81" IS very reasonable. The Narclsse
ed for promenade costumes. opera
marriage bonnets, are made OF
border de BruXele, with white
wing streamers lace SO to be
around the neck. They are very
n and cost from fifteen to twenty
overs tea roses are the specially;
MALL and profusion of lace IL al
he bonnets and hats are much In
The above hats saw through the
1. &. Carter. ut the salons Of Madame
house well known to Americans,
lie Jubert No. Is. LADIES' coiffeurS
nd small rolls. The braided chionon
and nets are not so fashionable as
j. ng season. The hair is done so
son and The change improve
H .'non OF having the hair fall over the
snDidiSe has met with no success In
EJ nong q few of the deIRi-DlOnde, who
u.w 1rnlng 10 the capital after a long