New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
THE FASHIONS.
AIrrrrMN MODES AND NOVELTIES.

TATIONs FOR PAJL-NEW COLORS AND Ma
TERIALS--TRIMMISGs-wHA FASHION Phoh-
IsEs.
Fashion, as full Of caprice as the wind'
or passs belle after varying to all points OF tne com
pass and the intermediate stations driving modss INTO
insanity and rendering dioto for life designers o. ~
terns has returned with all the ardent force OF nrs
affection. TO polonaises "Tom ,errons'' etc'"in.
Madam De Dong furiously " For basques ana D17q"
backs and points, aud vests are already oroo.eo
Peste - chimes In Monsieur tho Designer s"o ou'
out tooo And verify the horizon woud hs's
looked vet moro gloomy, but for the provr
DENTAL aid OF the sun, whose unexpected inieh"
heat kept people in mountain Businesses py inc
ers roar in cool farm retreats, forgetting lashonS'
getting designs and designers intent only upon
oool Meantime come scraps Of tdings from over INC
water that SO welded they abroad TO tho Gaeeiu
charming becoming, useful, piquaDt-one has 10 S1oe
for lack OF expressive adjectives-poionases tna',
though fresher styles will naturally come IN yet sns
we not be curtailed OF the long skrted ana opco p
naise even though basques may be ana win oo "o'n
Ladies' who have worn plain garments last season m
amuse themselves by having them ripped apart aso
nraded and embroidered being careful not 70 omit the
Importance Of little jet beads worked In Also
We have been for long time gradually returnng~
the STYLES OF Louis xv and now 1t may be Truly sa'e
that we shall fairly represent tho court ladies' o. tnss
perod OF which the features are an immensely OF ruch
ipgs nuenes bows cincures, folds, paniers. drapngs
parasos with immensely long handles mar ures'eu :"
An extravagant hight, and perched upon 1t uny nat.
from which flows steamers Of ribbon and largo run
bows This after all, though perhaps Protesquc yes
grows upon the affections ana admrsuon' DOING o"'
| tainly picturesque and graceful
Tho colors too for this in accordance with
the styles There is the lizard and serpent OF that SUI
tie green almost indescrbable an exquisite TINT or tsS
softest buff not inaptly compared to chsmon Again
do we find as closely initiated is possible the aurora
tnts nexplicaby blended the faiatest pink dlssovns
into dove gray Yet another lovely Quakerish gray
ri fire rose ats has something OF the tint OF dynf
ross ono almost expects to nhao the faint sweet ira
and the tea rose Of last year is again revived
ss a creamy pink new color is s, wheat; ard ief
brighter hues there the amethystne Dluo OF n
summer sky paradise blue Is another OF the SANS lam
| ily and ciel pile Of lighter tnting 10 thos'
| arc added the PALE fresh, pink coral aso ESQ
deoate lavenders and vioets we arc au
| familiar with, with great variety OF srec"s'
supgestye OF that symbolic straw showing WHICH way
fashion blows for beside the serpentgreen, are Ch'
seur or hunters gloomy cypress, tender myrue
Nc green, the dusky sad olive, and bronzed
green. color sacred to the memories OF many oea.
old grandmother is puce revived with dismal sage and
| herb color.
Then again for evening silks, any fun dress occa-
sions comes the brilliant peacock colors, and an macs
crbable meange Of confused hues initiating the pumago
OF tho birds Of the air. the rainbow OF the hsh OF @ e~
The blue green OF hummngbird's breast, the hrids
cent changing hues of dying dolphin and called
| mar TIA, -peehetu, Of the king fisher tribe.
charming color OF the most exquisite shade OF ashes
Of roses ia called drnoe and ranking next In quies
shades which are perfection In street toett are tue
nts called rossgnol nightingale; roDter, wood-pgeon'
an poussier in which all cOors Of dust concentrated
Absnthe a greenish gray, the color Of juvenile toad
onphibole the deeper color OF the toads mamma; tho
saamander melan0e OF all the green's and grays ALL
gator, notified gray; chen the color most anected
by dyspeptic frog and histarce grasshopper green.
1 el. ~ onfnr Al
nired are exceedingly dull fade and quiet. mixture
of many tints makes for the benefit OF
tho merchant well for his patrons that they should
be well posted las to the popularity OF styles and the
proper possessed by each As Mademoisele wouid
like, for example, costume OF "woodpigeon' for tho
street. she will send for a sample OF 'romfr faiie.'
Fae will be the popular silk, and is SOFT exquisite
lustrous gros-grain. Madame meantime can have her
| patterns to her OF charming Alligator" or
"Sarde" excellent unfading stone color, perhaps.
| IL very dark brown is preferred, 6oledu, winch Is
birch color will II knows the shade OF pot
ters clay and likes it, orders be sent for "Arge
nor must the pretty Of mignonette be for
gotten All bright high cOors absolutely passt.
Eheu Dolly Warden yet do the same styles In magnin
cent figured brocades appear, as Vatican and te weh
| known Pompadour Superb silks In damasked ara
besques satins stiff enough to stand alone by reason OF
the weight that in them OF great embroidered Dou-
quets and all varieties Of rich stus varying from SIS 70
$40 yard are among the importations. For even
ing costumes two shades shown together which are
utterly different, and might cav at the ncongruty
and venture TO whisper OF bad TASTE did not Fashion
| give 1t all her nod of approval
Bronzes In yellow are called Hindostan :" Bengal is
the green. and santo Domingo Is dull Pompeian red.
Either Of these bronze shades be together.
really beautiful color, anything fairy-ke can be
named Is OF the creamy tint OF the Provence rose. IL
cOoress by day, and requires TO give the mellow
shade This is apty named illusion fae," and Ia worn
combined with pale blue called A" India sky" and this
latter shade also with marine blue, and the pea
cock coors combined with the bronzes; the deepest
blue with the faint tint OF tea rose aud the gre
souris, meaning mauve color rs combined with AEof
green. Olive and mignionette green 20 together and
two shades of blue in maryeously bad taste, yet
so exquisitely the costumes made up In waves OF
rudes drapings pus and founcngs. that one becomes
reconcled to the originality OF the idea
In other materials newly imported and OF old friends
improved upon and freshly garnished, awaiting greater
triumphs are IdeoNns fabrics meaning that the figures
covering the surface damask designs are wrought In
the loom These are Just like the odfashoned damask.
remnants OF which yet cherished by those whose
roundngs speak OF the past The broche serge. SILKY.
soft thick with fine twill, is among the newest silzs.
and is covered with wandering vines flowers and quaint
arabasque designs, In somber color upon Diaok
ground. This will be used mostly for polonaises Tho
jacquard" wooden goods of last year VIII loose
mono of their popularity, and fill with ecstacies
tho lovers Of all quaint stufs. speaking OF
past ages. The ground OF dmet TIM ~
covered as are the broche designs excepting that ta
possesses the distinction OF raised figures In SIX. NOS
for entire costumes is jacquard intended out 20 wear
skirts of costly velvet silken sheen TAese WIN
satines which pable than those Vi sst
and the jacquard poplin OF more moderate
than its rich namesake, are tho most mpor1nt o. oa
new goods, with an exception OF the ecT WOODEN
milling IN color the dainty 6atste anu ent tha,
are ainf nav