New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
THE FASHIONS.

hnep cloth Of gray mouse color and higbcrowneo nat
Aats with the little bunch OF hedge flowers percheu
ssocily upon the apex. Whatever may be the mouVe
Ger throwing this dust In eyes, this premedltateu
rusticty is charming dust, at which one cavis not
Husbands and papas there are who shake knowing
heads and say cit is the economy Of the thing, don't
yon know Z" and the dust thrown into their wise
eyes from the Vatican costumes eheetualy
blinds them; and IL comes TO pass that Tie
batistes and the lace upon themx and the
npe cambrics and linens, the hats OF real
Leehorn are each worth goodly portion OF ones Pin
aoney And then who could possibly dress like charm
ing piquant, demd tantalzing dairy-inaid" IN the
sewelry adapted for Winters dissipation therefore,
fashion gives hideous, great fiat seevebuttons decor
sted with lizards in green gold, bees in reddish gou
pretty with garnet eyes, and graceful uu yeo"
gold snakes and there suggestive earrings 100 Oh
sarious cooled snakes and enameled lizards, ana ior
those like represent themselves are lOVey angus
heads exquisitey in cameo, upon coral OF uni
between the pale Neapotan and the deep red and rs
therefore amably accepted by both blonde and bruno
In all gold jewelry barbarc styles are coming IN After
che advent of the nut brown maybe" We shall find
Seayy and massive bracelets of yellow Eruscan gold for
the foundation Of dark red copper coored and green
gold adjournment heads in inage and cones OF sphinxes
enormous hoops and long drops for the and huge
eos like ropes Of gold for the neck, but these coming
events merely cast their shadows before.
We all like let and it again It's former prestige,
massive too in large squares cut like diamonds in gilt
tering facets for bracelets, made upon strong elastic
string; chains and necklaces of jet, pins and earrings
and the toilet generally garnished with jet
In the taste for puffs and rufs and frs we slightly
fear that we shall be led back to the style OF Queen
Rlizabeth's halter collar Of buckram, or to tue
Medicis' hounce around the throat Linen sleeves ana
collars utterly ignored great is the admiration
for all Of dainty lace devices for sleeves In te
way of under-sleeyes a deep hOuncing, headed py q
hand of insertion are Tor general occasions The
f,ob "
is lined with fat plated ru1les TO the
elbow, with the advantage OF discovering
she round white arm; but the rufnes
ian be made on cOatseeve Of Swiss muslin II the arm
to be covered Lace undersleeves have infnitesimai
rulings Of valenciennes, deep 1ounee OF thread
aee; muslin can have attached rufnes OF the same,
edged with narrow Vencennes. There's end 10 the
Innovations OF fashion in her feminine acquisitveness
Ehe only has long ago appropriated masculine neck
ties OF ladies' thrOats but she success
fully makes raid upon the snowwhite lawn ties sacred
to gentlCmen's festivities and among cergymen's
speoiaes These are very becoming TO fresh, bright
face There is rage for belts ana for belted
garments. Polonaises formid summer are made loose
without lining also French bouses sailors shirt waists
yoke dresses, in fine, all made loosely 10 be beteo
There are belts, black, dark, blue, and Pom
peian red also Russia red leather for So The buckles
are strong enough to suit stOutes Of STEEL JET
silver plated beside TO strong belt ribbon
embroidered with tets, 10 be with mourning and
with black grenadines and silks
Fashionable accessories the Summer toilet are chat
saines appended BELTS to which may be suspended
the fan, umbrella paraso scent bottle, and porte
rDonnaie The ehateaine. chain of gilt about 10 inches
long is finished with strong hook at each end, rather
FIAT that may pass easily the edge Of the belt The
fan is attached the lower hook ready for use The
SIMMER chatelaines are as low with belt,
o. 80, ranging upward according 70 material, at
els and $40 pretty invention and more fanciful,
Is to make this useful appendage Of ribbon OF
siken cord or ribbon. The unprecedented heat
which penetrates equally the mountains and sea shore
has gwen increased popularity TO fans. Among the
newest inventions is the Russia leather fan, far more
fraGant durable than the sandalwOod They range
price from Yet another novelty strong snd
excellent the fan the same material as the
gray canvas and red Russia leather traveLngbaes The
sticks sometimes gded OF Russia leather and they
ere finished with red-ribbon loop for the ehate-
laine. Very costly are the fans Of carved
tortoise-sheu the simplest sell for SIS, but
there are others of this style, elegantly gotten up
which are expensive they to be recon-
Inended with the mercury above so. Naturally there
are too the bright Dolly Warden fans. For comfort and
cheapness combined the japanese fan OF isngass
superior 20 ordinary paper at 80 cents and the
pompadour fam shaped like a horseshoe, the center
sticks the longest. Beware OF all patent Inventions
opening with springs for fans Of that deceptive sort
certain TO pieces always when most NEEDED
clumsy oldtme palm-leat has had 10 make way Ior
lighter and more convenient styles
Very graceful and charming are the scarfs OF black
lace and lace in sacques talmas and hounclngs
Long Brussels and Gupure net very long, are
exceeding popular ehus with the ends crossed
over the breast and negigently knotted behind Black
Chantiy barbes laid over the Vatican ties have
lovely effect The ties Of twled silk, delcately
tinted in rainbow shades OF the sOtes dissolvnS hues
pale and shadOwy the last CLEANS Of sunset Others are
striped dagOnay in defined bars. Many OF these
,retty conceits are pointed and hemmed with hossy
scars and light folds OF Grape at the ends they
made of black tue tucked and should be threeeghhs
Of yard wide and two yards long Spanish lace, with
large sprigs dots leaves and edgng OF large leaves
ts very fashionable for scarfs and trimmings. new
style wearing blouse waists, brought about by the
sdvent Of belts Is lap front the other from
right left hchu fashion, this is very becoming TO
marrow thn form. Much cooler the soft linen and
cambric camesoes worn for breakfast, and even at
luncheon where full dress is not absolutely necessary
with black dark silk skirt. They are simply made
loose, with rows Of insertion and tucking down the
front and edged all around with needlewOTk lace
edged ruling. OF fine French lawn, or linen cambTic
the tucks and plants edged with lace. Pretty blouse
waists are made of plain gray baste, broad box plat
IN front, and one upon each side embroidered with
white and edged with narrow gupure lace.
The coming event which casts It's shadow already, is
the abolishing OF our much beloved pOonaise, which
from its very convenience like too humble friends, Gre
ated disgust in the tickle minds of fashion leaders, and
js TOO great popularity causes its Punishment skrs
are to be rufed 20 the waist Tho ordinary oVershrt
has also lost prestige; its semblance is left In little
apron front uniting with short basque back In this
ease the skrt RULED the knee in 'front.' and TO the
waist at the back This style is especially liked for ball
dresses. Many very elegant robes have been
cent TO various watering places Of two colors
In each, exquisitey blended, as, for example,
the superk Danube blues Of two shades; the
deep green OF the myrtle and the waterreen and SIX
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