New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

Extremely English styles of dress are adopted
ny men OF fashion. They ovcrowned Derby hats,
long coats, aud large Their collars high.
their eravats vide Gray suits and p!aied ones are their
choice for morning, travelling and Office wear. Their
handkerchiefs bordered II with bingham, their
ync IA Of the papest their shoes have broad soes
and low heels that look they really meant 70
walk in with comfort. This combination Of styie aud
utility is followed In measure only and at respectful
distance by conservative gcntlee and by OF taste,
who d!slisng attract attention by their dress,
never
the first by whom the new is tried
Nor yet the a lay the old aside
Fashionable tlilors announce that all coats made
longer; vests principally singe-brea'ted and panta
straight and large the legs adding that
tops" are fast coming into vogue.
What is known the English morning costume II
most important suit in gentemans WARDROBE, as it
for great variety Of occasions, sch rs visiting,
driving the promenade church day weddings the thea
ter the matinee. and may bc In Summer Tecep
suit yet dressy for the sacred realms of
business This comprises dark roek coat cut very long.
single bro astcd vest Of the cloth and gray pra
ioons-not lavender. The coat may I've black blue. or
brown and instead OF glossy. smooth hfpafcI0h should
he figured In small armure designs. or very fine diagonal
twills, else tiny checks hair lines What il tech
Dcaly called French eiepe-a fine cloth with odd
wavy crnkless also used for such coats and vests
variety Of Invisible shades OF brown aud daa crepe
suits their ase-anJ moreover, complexion. The regi-
laton lavender trOwscrs out OF date instead are
light French gray fancy cassmeres plain, fgrrod'
striped check. There by way Of variety, pana-
loon, Of rather striking Appearance having broad even
stripes ~ ack and white black with gray resembling
old fashioned " ticking" White duck vests also
with This dark coat and gray trowsers and these
At a. exceptions To tlle rule made double breasted.
Some fancy patterns of washing vests shown, but are
not popular.
A suit trhe elaborate than that lust described
will he used 10 take the place of ulins suits during
Summer, when swallow seldom find favor. Thin
has long trock coat OF finest e0sscst broadcloh blue
dahli color. or blk The vest OF white due L. double
breasted The rantaoon- small irregular checks Of
black with white. invisible twiIis, and fine stripes
for general wear, business and travelling are
made Of English esssineres and Scotch mixtures in I'M
plaids and broken checks come large plaids are
worn. hut small checks preferred. Gray and brown
arc the fashionable coors There many pretty pd
Of lead colors thai attractive suits but the adcr
Is warned that their c00rs soon fade. Brown Is the
safest wen tire most stylish hue. knckerbocker
cloths, shot with d4ehes Of deeper color. make modis
aud inexpensive sns for those who object 10 plads.
Tic whole should be aIike-coat, vest and rowsers
The and cut sncicbreatcd to button high
Extremely fashionable men wear this coat fastened by
two buttons, English fashion. Ii sark coats are
worn, they shaped Like the doube-breasted reeane
Jackets in vogue last The pantaloons IRE very
full and straight.
Overeoafs long sucks made ~ fnc French crepcs.
brown and gray worsteds and diagonal cloths
Carlyle buildcd better than lie knew when he made
Herr TeItelrokseh say, "Tacre's safety in swallow
tail for no -ut remains long in vogue that which
il considered full DIR, hence ts purchase l. safe IN
vestmeut. At the present writing the fulde coat has
longer and broader swallow-t.l than formerly and it,
fronts are rolled low that a vast expsnse Of shire
bosom ii displayed. The finest and ligcst qualities of
uf lrs.r sell
for this coat. The vest il cut 10 roll very
low, precisely the coat does, and - made
frun the piece OF cloth. The pantaloons may
also be- Of thi- cloth, bat fashionable tailors
commend black dOeskn instead. White vests are
adm ssibe at fldress entertainments during Summer
t they seem the style 81 the dress suit, and men
# fashion reserve them these occasions that also per-
nit frok coats TIE white crayat Is de rJ'eur, alsf
white gloves; lavender has lot favor Tor nechc7 'o
gloves ~ we'll for paulaoOus White lawn cifiyats ior
dress are narrowly folded and embroidered On rRch eh
or hemsutched Wide while satin and darnask e7nze
cr-.vas like the Windsor ties ladies' wear have Dccn III
troduced lately not popular as they are unbe-
coming to dark complexons and give an anreu grand
lahcrly appearance to the wearcr. White Md gloves Tor
dress are fastened by two buttons.
For summer neclige and onof-t0wn wear ultra fash
ionabes viii have doubebeasted frook coats OF light
gray worscds, in instinc' paids or else plain
Suits OF black white or blue flannel Will be worn IN MID
summer AIS black cheviots. They will De made with
skeleton jackets that permit Tue vest 10
be removed assimere and other WOODEN suits are now
made thin, light. and 80 cheapy that linen Is very
little suits. White duck pantaIoons viii
probably entirely out Of fas.on, out arc worn
much lees than formerly.
In .he OF body linen shirt fronts may have one
or two broad paits but are often made withori
any being Simply fine linen d"ub'd WITH an inner layer
o strong that will do to starch well and re-
tain IT, Rows 81 stitching or coTdng are near te edse
beyond the eyeets for studs. These fronts are suitable
for dress Occasions well for general use though
ornament often added for fun dress This decura'ion
:. exceedingly fine embroidery done by nuns in French
cunvcns and il arranged In yignctte wreath AROUND
each stud in two hight vines oratTes tnt whole
length OF the bosom. The imported bosom aloie often
costs so 49, though very neatly wrought ones are
sod vt II 30. High English collars with broad points
rolled over prevail Those who ind tIneddo"n collars
most becoming continue wearing the Byron shape 'hai
has been so o,y In vogue. Colored linen and muslin
SKIRTS morning wear IN the cty, Tor TaVeng' l"r
country houses, and yachting, are not "a dark as 10Y
meriy They have clear white grounds with dashes, dots
lines and stars ~ coo instead Of colored grouHds-du
brown gray, ecru with white ngnres.
Ready made cravst bows arc avoided on account o.
Their set aud studied look The preference Il for regular
cravas passed around the neck and tied by nc weaFer
Ia LARGE bOw-mnc larger than fashion has permitted
az late Of quiet tastes who aure c0lOrs ana
resrrrt themselves black cravnis make an exception
favor OF white lawn cfsVats Tor thc SUNNI II tH'y OuS
them by the dozen or sl. them all occasions
delight in their snowy freshness. and send them to the
laundry 20 clearstarchrd along with Gulf aud collars
Nevc than these and very popular with ycung gentle
men are white lawn Windsor ties. eighth OF yard
wide bias and tied IN large bow. Plaid and checked
cravais Of s0ft India silk cut on the bias
AR, also fashionable when quaint contrasts Of
color appear in the plaid gray is with
lavender and white Il associated with marine blue,
brovp and violet. Large plads and small checks are
eaualy popular The lssso scarf is boon to gen
tlemen who do put whole minds IN their neck