New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
THE FASHIONS.
NOVELTIES FOR THE SUMMER.
rou.ErrEs ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARS AG

tiop Ia exhausted to create something One hund-
red and nifty years the dress OF fair young belle
| for the street was q brown luestrng nghtgown. n
| HEAVIER hat a black ribbon about her neck and blue
| knots ~ her breast quilted petticoat OF earuation
| satin For a morning gown. pale primrose -coored
naduoroy the cuffs aud rOjlngs eurlousv em roliered
IN roses and leaves Brussels lace mob cap rum
match white satin quilted coat cut away the hps
niue satin shoes braided with blue and buckles
and q pair Of velvet mltts, the hair dressed In wavy
rincets. Enormous hoops also prevailed White
damask night gowns were worn at church with little
satin cloaks embroiders with silver. And 80 all these
fashions come back to u.s. The night gowns were made
like our cutaway poonaises damask was revived last
Winter, called danaseene quilted petticoats also aud
! silken facings. Our immense hoops grew "snall by
| degrees and beautifully loss," until they rank
! IN the dead past; hut there is rage for
| embroidery, and in Paris they have returned
10 the extreme OF mpnoss, waists being encrclcd by
belts lust under the aud cascades OF rDges falling
! from the apex OF the head below the waist they fall
from tiers OF hair front, and upon this is serousy
perched dimnutive ehapeau, consisting perhaps OF
scrap OF tule massed with flowers to suit the
toilette and are called "oublie," because thew like
nothing much the nat wafer biscuits which gen
| orally discuss over ices or iced coffee.
| Here we are constantly In extremes, always on the
verge Of the precpice called carcature. fashion IN
Paris shortlived and ephcmeral thstledown, exists
here whole season. over here, the tall hats for
] gotten, from tlCf 0s0tH Ist VI HJWers hnu
foliage ferns enough to stock fernery, grasses and
frnit with their gorgeous coloring mingled with myrtle
ana brIyerc And so the bOnnets like the gardens
o the Greeks Their bravery Of ornament includes Jw
ers aud fruit and vegetables. White water-es and the
blue and pink lotuses OF Egypt minge with great us
! clous cherries, grapes upon which the soft purple
bloom yet nagcrs. shining blackberries aud there
even peep forth little orange carrots and hits OF
pary or long pale green beans, 1auked by sOel and
t,I marorum But little biscuit hats elevated on top 0f
tiers OF hair covered with rare ripe cherries and yiDes
| Of strawberries which hoyers ghttering but
terHy or dainty huumine-bird, have not vet arrived
t side Of the water that what m0dSes prepare
for us here is OF more Importance. What with the
abundance of lace used the quantities OF vaporous
material in India goods marvellous trdciugs Of embrold
cry and Oriental uagn!accnce OF Algerian and Moorish
cloth and the delicate artistic taste developed IN
tofcttos composed OF tender opal unts shroudcd In
| cauzc shade involves shade. and the soft yellow pnk
of the tea rose MERGED in pale rourOu or faint cream
aud flesh color. dainty fashion is that OF placing
large nescd lace bands and under plaitngs in Tuitd
| white musln, batstcs and even fOulards. Another
fashion has assumed qlte formidable propordOns-the
| high standing frill Medici fraire. One fears
! that tacy will arrive al the Etzhbethan broad
! friu with tho hch shouldercd effect. Tic same
material as tie dress used and lined with something
sfY TO retain its ungracafu uprghtness the inner fl
If made Of Lace, musiin Tor ire,s, sarchel nen
Linen collars are excessively hgn rasping the ears rrl-
ttlng the back OF neck, aud becoming only to
the swane throats poets dream Of and artists give 10
ideal ancics / is true fluffy lace fri i lDhde. b1t
it only makes the framework more hdconS. Wo-
nca with fair, round throats should no. 50 dsh2ure
| themselves.
A very stylish costume has been arranged in Swiss
! muslin dolmans and ovcrskirts correspond. These
! are worn over co.ored skirts. Fashion recommends
black skirts Of grenadIne silk, as hnLwill permit
great Latitude in colorcd sashes and ribbons Isead Of
D .I.. .fD gfr rnI ttlt
Stimulating sleeves toned og .ther with ribbon 10
style yery becoming to a pretty THIS Is rather
cuseitng; may be made OF black Lace with lnserthgs
OF ecru gupurc in white, with quantities of lace IN
,erLug cdging, 0nl puflgs. Llama Lace Is very popu-
lar at present. aud great deal IN place thread
| for making up STYLES OF jackets and wraps that may
lose caste In another season The tlrst Llama
sacques In the closest imitation OF thread low
AZ $50; cOarSer KIND u as low as $l4 Llama lace
points can lngemouslY trimmed without cutting into
tllma in wise Let It be put upside down, tue
point t the neck back to represent hood orna
mented with black ribbon; the fronts carried under
the arm AMI to the breast by kno,s OF rboon
| the opening It's allowing the arms 81 pass through.
This simple fashion is lite graceful as the shawl
point, aud trcsOme, as 10 Will not be constantly
SHINING from the should Exquisite little vests are
made for summer evening tOettc5 OF rJsccoorcj ana
| blue or any fancy tOrquoise silk, trimmed urousey
vi lace and embroidery; large fnclful buttons for
IT, fronts or Of black velvet Ruches FOR the hecd
aIo 50 very lu that IN making them up OF SIX tule
or ,ossamer illusion, plat i laid az closely over palt
g possigle; they are very becoming II not made too
hi zh Pcrlcoored satin striped ru'can cloth Is made
M into vest polouaises aud rcingocs with iuserung-
and trimmings OF white cluny and silver buttons Bat
ton rois arc assuming alarming proportions gossip
SAYS young school girl " ncghhoriug town, where
the stock gave out, appropriated hcr maminaS be't
China vidu buffers" The loss not being scoNerei
until company arrived 10 tea. Lingerie for travelling is
~ I,r.e dotted UaTcaC, deep Guns ana
eollrs with turned over points; another style less cal
culated 10 slow dust ldc Of rU batisc, only to be
worn however. with black sllk or the excellent auo
! haud-nne black beaver monair, winch b1ng PROOF
against atmospheric influences, makes with lnen
dustcr the most useful aud elegant OF travelling
| costumes.
| The Gabrielle polonaise for Summer wear IS more
| becoming 10 full figures than the loose rcdlngoto;
fits closely with fuluess sufficient for the largest
tournure TIE skirt IS long enough to touch the h'h o
The dress and drapad up In very deep paits at the SIDE
This part is trimmed with buttons. In the imported
suts the fronts are ened 10y cords hanging In fesoons
with hooks and loops beneath but buttons are more
geucraly used here The loose rediugotc constantly m
crcases N popularity, simply because 1t seems aHApteu
N all aocs There are tpO styles, the doublebreased
and lgenreasted, closed at the throat Ihe Delt may
he worn entirely around the waist, the garment may
flow loosely in front; either /, admissible MOI
only Is this style made up for outside wear ~
l.p Summer camels' hJir waterproof, and ndnnel,
but also In batslc, pcrcale, and all wash goods
cven grenadines and the finest musIns Numbers OF
Summer dresses been made IN this style iof the
country they are 50 easily washed aud 50 comfortable
for uorpiug wear Tie ready made suits In gray nnon'
| with indigo or Napoleon blue trimmings piped Win
white largely predomuate. The great button moldS'
certainly two inches In diameter, are covered
with blue aud barred acrO.s with narrow white pliHd'
They are placed IN two straight rows down before anu
the hutton holes arsticaly bound-an achievement not
~ no .,empted by an amateur The large square pOck-