, 1875-10-31

iness.-dppletons' american CyclopGdia, re-
nised edition, article " London.
FASHIONS.
I.ateet Fall und Winter Modes.
Ne,o York Iimes.
Eeutral tints aud COARSE mixed RoodR are TO
be in favor this winter. Skirts will continue to
he Of plain goods, and cuirasses and tun!aues OF
xyool. silk, and velvet. The richest article made
is figured yolyet in dark shades. on Light Java
satin ground thus, bronze-co!ored 1allle skirt
NAV have three scarf aprons bordered with bias
bands Of velvet, in checked bronze, on burned
corn-colozed brocatolle ground. The polouaise
ia largo and open in front, with checked velvet
train raised, and trimmed With brown and corn-
co1orad fringe, with black heading. This style
of drees is not ss useful as velvet garments,
which serve over ali suits. Contrary to expec-
tation. ap1ons arc still III vogue it is true that
the short square aprons havo been abandoned,
but the long ones, reaching to the lower part
Of the skirt in front and shirred up in
the back, will still be in use. Scarfa are pre-
farred, however, to aprons; they are cut in
different widths, trimmed with bands Of velvet
or fringe, and arranged in various ways Some
timea thoy initiate three or five aprons placed
one over the other; sometimes they adorn the
side brepdths OF garment with Princess-
shaped front, and ottoo they trim the , oack
bread:hg. They are placed on d1agonaltg or
pe1pendicularly. When used OIL d PLAIN dress,
The u,aterial should be figured, and p1ain if the
dress l6 figured.
The Duchess tunique will be in fashion this
winter, and the robe Babe-a new style-wlll
shortly appear. This is almost the exact re-
production on large scale of the English dress
Tor little children. The front is cut IN Princess
shapo and tue back in a cuirass, with long
waist and long basque, to which the remainder
Of tile skirt is fas.ened the latter 10 plated IN
large flat plaits from the seam under the arm,
and fastened down By several rows Of small
lacets, A scarf comes on the side frous under
the hips mud confines the skirt in the back,
where 1t forms q handsome bow:
The waists are as present cut long and high in
the shoulders. The sleeves are sewed IN the
aruabole, without fu1lness. The back is formed
Of at least four small pieces, which make i've
seams, including the middle one; they are sewed
On tho inside, and not stitched, as formerly, on
tue outside. Buttons and button-holes are made
very small.
vogue, but IN rather less exaggerated form,-A
change which is decided improvement. Fnngca
ere worn deeper than ever before. Gold. silver,
and dull silk worked on bands Of brown aicihenna
are among the newest trimmnga- These heavy,
rich trimmings must be used With great moder-
Anour ~ :. oaea Wv s~'
Tuuiaues are to be made Of checked'ye1vet on
black brocatelle grounds. but fancy velvet will
never replace plain black velvet. which is the
most elegant Of all goods: The besuty Of plaid
seves coue'ste ptantpa5 ~ ~ 81, 1ne
Black velvet aud sicillenne garments enriched
with pas4enenterie or ball fringe make useful
garments to wear over all dresses.
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