New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05
THE FASHIONS.
PROPHECIES For AuTIMN.

THK SHAH IN BoNNETs. TAPESTRY AND up
HolsTERY.
One of Fashions edicts is that woman's life
cannot be happy without abundance of lace for wcn
expect a greater rage than But Description OIL
ots styles he deferred for the present Charming
ate sleeveless Jackets and jackets with the enormous
hanging hussar sleeves fast being imported eA-
quisrtey embroidered in oolOrs as well as IN baeK tho
creamy India fabrics OF transparent stun worn
this season, embroidered in large feahery ierns au
jpalms and odd leaves in long, soft stch are 10 NC
renewed In cashmere and camers hair with the same
India stitch battling ingenuity TO copy luis yer! vi
aerept from heavy satin stitch. the long loose threaus
sypg close together, apparently heavy, butreaiy
snyly light; the figures the embroidery arc uo
m chain stitoh heavy purse twist THIS Is no' %
effective on black cashmere satin stitch nut j 'eS
beautiful colors on all light shades oil gray o o
olive and fade greens. On black the INDIA emDroiuerS
should he done IN black floss, as the sutches nus'
matt together 10 produce hea'y eheo'' Ui'"
Jackets, DOmans, pOlonaises. manues' anu Pe'"'
ca,ns unnamed and manteets, viii all be in this style
Nor has the popularity Of Jet lessened; TINS s "oAu
m in tiny cut jet beads and Jet is mingled IN ueep
,nges but steel will prove formidable rival in orna
rneDts as well as cnt buttons, and huge buckles IL Is
an instance good taste that the prevalence OF onges
m mourning has abaed disappearance is to be desired
in this instance There can, however, DC no lau'' o
with the very finest uncut jet.
new color or a different shade OF an old color VIII
he very fashionable of greenish gray dySpepue frog
mustard off color, newlymown hay SICILY greemsh
yellow very ugly, yet popular that many imported
costumes will be sent made mp OF that shade Ill
silk and wooden fabrics and cashmeres as we'll Poioh-
asee will also be made up Of this shade TO be worn over
black silk skirts The irrepressble black skirt whether
of black silk silky beaver. mOhair, or Turkish bril-
antine even alpaca will be continued on through the
coming season. the change only perceptbe in the trim
ulpg Of which will be said at the
renewal of the coming season. 1t is never
redngotes will be extremely popular. Redngotes OF
black silk will be than ever fashionable not worn
In suit but with cOOrei silk skirts. This style VIII be
elegantly trimmed with black velvet and tiny jet; del
ieate tracey leaves and tendrs can be carried out
In fneeut Jet beads nothing of the great buele order
but exceedingly delicate and graceful. only being per
reptble through lis glitter Foreign letters assure us
Of pulled skirts 10 be with deep basque, and
these basques quite destitute OF drapDg, cut in
Quskerke simplicity, high on the hips, lengthening
back aud front. IL is possible that deep
blue will be fashionable, having been regular
Uniform az the watering places this Summer, and
even now the dark blue linen continues TO find patron
age: dotted and plain, sold at so cents yard, in percae
and ehinz can be all Winter for morning dresses.
All rough fabrics find favor before in vigogne,
twed all wool goods serges cashmere and drdp d'6f.
There 90 be marvellous changes IN costumes There
are four distinct styles the chateaine the prncesse,
The Gabrielle dress and in marked changes OF the styles
worn before.
Anew overskirt called the Adelette is open before,
the two the shape of leaves gracefully draped
high at the sides broad sash at the left neglgenty
caught the back, drapng and fastened with bow
and ends The Princess sleeve exceedingly well cut,
ignoring entirely the the outside Of the arm by
having the under side very narrow the outer carried
around il II is closely fitting with broad cuff,
ful that after covering the wrist the re-
rDander is made into a treble box plating. II very
stylish. pattern of Doman is also named the
Isaurine the loose fronts are made with square
Iila tabs back fitting closely, with Plated
basque Waterproof cloth has reached such degee
of perfection that II closely resembles the finest
cloth, and the ugly whsh twill is no longer visible
either side. The favorite color Will be- and is now very
dark blue of purple indigo blue tint. The style is
graceful, so convenient withal, that upon wet
day will longer glide glOOmily along like hooded
monks and fars' feeling cross beside To 10 out upon
n wet day sours the tempers Of the sweetest,
particularly when made hideous great black water
proof cloak. but that the pretty blue waterproof is
made w IN positively coQuettish style, in double
loose pOlOuase, with belt and clasp and dainty
cbateaine TO carry all of the must haye's,"
with large cape with dainty little hood, with
the convenient square pockets and cuffs, arranged
10 becOmngy, rather likes rainy day.
These redingotes also arranged that to be
upon a dry cold day for wrap there two straps
bound with black TO be buttOned behind loosely, by
which the back drawn until s sufficiently draped
at Another fashion ia two buttons inch
more apart cord attached for looping. For rainy
weather the redngOte long enough 10 entirely
expensive dress without Is receiving the slightest n-
Jury. The Gabrielle dress certainly seems apprO-
pirate than other for the return 10 medieval days
and quaint simplicity. We SHALL by and by, find revival
alpaeas colOrs pretty dove grays and dark STEEL
black alpaca that of the otter brand is especially
commended; may be confident that il win never
grow rusty become tender through bad dyes Beau
tfully lustrous silky, and strong, t continues
"Oy forever. in the of turning, remsking and re-
modelling the heart of thrifty house-mothers
The lovely high rufs, disclosing much of pretty
throat made 10 very low on the front Of
the waist and so becoming fashioned Of the two
soft, delicate shades of China Grape folds for ex-
ample, OF pale rosy mauve and the deep
purple of the pansy, in and dark
rich chocolate; the plating inside is generally Of
Spe tsse. Double rus of crepe Hsse be purchased
by the quantity at q yard Wide double rufus OF wash
oet II the most economical; they edged with vaen
eiennes, very fluffy, 81 a yard, be satisfactorily
washed when soed, and easily made up at home
tass price. So too with the dainty muslin ruffs, edged
with lace in double and treble box and side plats.
Flowing plated rufs Of linen, with narrow edging Of
footing Valencennes, fashionable for morning
ioettes There whole sets OF delicate crepe sse
the high ruff with chemisette attached, and under
sleeves. for from 81 20 %.
Naturally there will be Shah memories in chintE, Ia
pesies and upholstery There is TO be a for Per
ColOrs, the Autumn cacoes radiant with
"shah stTipes" from so cents yard down. The Dolly
Warden Cretonnes reappear under new names and with
OF Romeo Juliet and Swiss cantOns and
pert French chateaux wool is mixed IN the glossy
cotton satPe with an imitation OF needlework IN de
eeptve rep surface and OF those Oriental
IN which camels browse beneath great solemn palms.
nearly three yards Of the fabric for sofas and for
chairs and lounges and drapery bits or wood
iaDd, scenes in faIof ASIA, harem beau
half vailed, and dark browed hours listening TO
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