The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
FASHION NOTES.
acc is worn again on everything.

Lace Is worn again on everything.
Red Is the fashionable color IN Paris.
Dark red parasols are the fashion In Paris.
Paul Pry is the name OF the new red parasol
Black. white, ivory, cream, and colored laces
are AL Ia vogue.
Bonnets and hats are Irofusely trimmed with
lace OF every KIND.
Pearl gray gloves are considered more stylish
than IVORY or cream
Flower buds inste d OF the full. blown bios
SONS are coming IN vogue.
The fashionable red parasols are trimmed with
cream faces or ~ slk fflngcs.
Ladies at the seaside are dlscarding flannel
ba1hlng cults for the knit combination
sklr.s Of dark red silk are worn under polo
nalscs OF IVORY gauke OF grensdine IN Paris.
Since the Prince OF Wales's visit TO India,
Oriental fabrics are very much worn In Eng land
Costumes OF dark. dul-biue foulard, relieved
with rcd rlboon bows are chosen for the seaside
Blouse polonaises to be worn with belts have
been revived. The oacS breadth, are kit picated.
New York ladies wear the hair IN a close
TIL wAteifal worn IN net.
Derk bue, seal brown, and Invisible green
for country aud seas. de wear.
Red bows, red facings, pipi -. and broad red
dark blue, green black, or gr-y.
A Fashionable woman wears only one pettI-
coal, gured to NJ like around her hips; an MIR
fashionable one wear- no pe,tcoat at all
She herd check polonaises, trimmed with
over sSifts OF black vevet at tne seaside
CatoRan nets In which the loosely braided
Caiog loop OF hair hangs much In Pa s and
adopted 10y few la.ios At own side resorts
Tho co'sage OF the most elerIt summer
toilets Is Gun neart shaped IN the T. back. aud
mont TO be worn over Embroidered or lace.trluuned
chemlAettes
The Clarsse Harlow scarf is the latest i'm
ported street wrap 10 wehrl btcomlnsy a lady uiust
e yoGas, Win a nm reec.like hsure, aud She must
LOOK romantic 70 avs Lc bon Ion.
The clfGdnt6s OF Paris refuse to wear artificial
MOVERS ths summer. lhcr oonncts hats and parts
every aud frequently twice q daY.
Jewels and gems are introduced into the de-
tails OF every Partisan ton ct TINS season Hutnnr re
made ~ coral. gnrnets pearls diamonds, anu very
Kind OF precious stone Tor the most tltsnht SUITE
Worlds latest fancics in seaside toilets are
tightn hauits OF EaS SIX tartan, PLAID mkt uree,
Asirts OF inv,siDr green Nc'vtt Tue h4Dts
are pped with greeh NeNeL ana fastened with mala'
chitu buttons.
English ladies arc wearing long WASTED habits
OF Oriental stuns, trimmed win bue or scarlet braAe,
aud scarlet blue SMYRNA laces; these HABITS re
draped low over sA skirts which match the TRAININGS
are black
Small double point white cashmere shawls.
trimmed win wool QTtiO rlngrs or Mlth Hama lace
Partisan ladies'. They are 50 sn II they r,Ach
Just be ow the waist III the Dace ami tied crossed
"a "a bdpSdnhe On the BOSOM Ia front
The India pongees and other Oriental fabrics
brought VI, cue the Prince of Wales's Nisi 10
ndli are Ia dark shades ~ rcseda bottle green. gRhY
blue, Rrhylsh trow H. purpiiAh ami ashcs
anu cream white, and IVORY tor evening war.
White muslin sleeves, both long and demi-
long worn with ali kinds OF dresse. abroad they
are puned, tucked, and trimmed vita lace embrui-
derry gnd hLlshed at the wrist ius below the elbow
with twst aud bow OF Tiuhon match lac toilet.
Cream colOred Augora cloth Of the finest wool
fleece known and said 10 cool a. muslin IL used fos
seaside suns. II ID nsde up polunaitcs worn over
DARK RED, Glue hiacG silA sNlrts AM trimmed VIA
red. blue OF black toSs aDd putenr AID smyrH. Isses