The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-13
CLOTHES,
the uealm 81 T"shio"-La'es' s'Ties
"" IN Pemaie dear Hnd Apparel
A. Louis Republican,

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pcsplte of COZ lrurilus almos,
nbcrIo Influences, despite wind aud
ra,n cold or heat, fashion ID puru
Inv, lhe resislleas tenor Of her way,
iodulglug IN raylshlng eNposllous
oCollthat n Of most concern In the
wardrobe of her chief dsyolcos
TGe harvest Of the Importer has
boon reapod, aud now comes tho
soason of tho retailer, The fall
fashions arc fully defined and accept.
oJ and we also have knowledge Of
what will bo worn during tho cold
winter months, Az the a,o "open.
ingsp at somc Of our most fashion.
able and reliable dry goods houses
wo have seen number Of charming
drossos which have been made up u
little In advance Of tho regular fall
und winter season, From tho exhi.
billions wo have learned ono thing,
namely That the poIonaIse, which
everybody pronounced In u delunct
condition last spring, has popped up
agaln, immulOble, Interchangeable
and indestructlblc, and apparently
destined to another lease OF popu.
larity,
A long polonaiso Of black velvet
for street wear was shown, IL was
entirely without trimming, and was
merely finished with n heavy silk
cordng two rows OF buttons in
silk and jet fastened IL up ut the
sides in folds, hold down with four
buttons at each side, AT the back
the skirt was cut square NJ tho bot
tom and slightly loopcd just below
the waist. The skirt to wear with
this garment was OF black silk, GOV.
cred with puilings in front and
hounces behind, and was heavily
trimmed with velvet A marine
blno cashmere polonaisc was
trimmed with broad reverse Of silk
of the same hue, Stimulating u jncket,
and was also borderod round the
edge with n wide bias fold Of silk
the skirt was Of marine blue silk,
deliberately Aounccd with narrow
ruillcs, alternately plssc, or gath
cred with wide heading. Another
costume was of The new shade Of
dark gray, the cashmere polonaso
perfectly plain, except for n vest,
and deep cuffs of silk the gray
silk underskirt was trimmed in
front with puf's, running longitu
dinally and behind with series Of
pulfs and flounccs. The polonaisc
will DO more than ever confined to
walking costumes, and will bc
equally appropriate when made On
suite, or Of the roughor heavier
kinds Of goods designed expressly
for the upper portion only of cos
tunes, under which silk or other
firm material is worn,
GENTLEMEN's TodGERY-THE LATEST
STYLES.
The mutations of fashion are Wis.
ible, not only in the constantly
changing styles of female adorn-
ment, but even among the sterner
sex her mandates are obeyed and
her voice is all powerful. Fashion
requires her male deciples to respect
her demands, and implicitly to
follow out her orders, if they have
any desire to feel at home with the
haut ton of our gay metropolis.
And amid all this rare display of
toilet grandeur, for the benefit of
Ewes fair daughters, old Adams
sons have not been left out in the
cold" by Dame Fashion. While
strolling through the marts of our
leading clothiers, we observed q
number Of innovations, both in the
style of make and the manufacture
of the materials. The latest "wrin-
kle" in coats is the tendency to in
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