, 1876-07-16

nor does She even order dress to De made fOr
her. She asks her dressmaker to mold dress
upon her, and, when this is done, she is called a
noule. To be nodded, you must begin By
adapting every article Of your underclothing to
the shape and size prescribed by fashion. There
in lies the only secret Of perfection in dress
which the Parisienne possesses over other
women. Next to the Parisienne 1t is the
American woman who Is considered to be
Sthe best dressed" She has one fault,
howeycr,-she is not always jupo1t.e
according to the requirements Of her toilet As
rule, each dress should have its separate set
Of skirts, to be worn exclusively with It, and
this should be supplied by the dressmaker her
self, as it should always be almost OF the same
length and width as the skirt Of the dress, and
always OF the same shape. Now two under
skirts, at the utmost, are worn. The one
which accompanies the dress, and which is Of
white muslin, is trimmed with lace insertions
and edgngs. No dounces are worn Oh under
skirts. They a1e too bulky for the present style
skirt is Of white foulard, which material clings
better than any other to the figure. And the skirt
(Which is gored, so as not to form single plait}
is stitched to the edge OF the corset in order to
leave the figure perfectly untranmeled by band
or belt, however thin. Tie skirt is also trim
.A~A A~-~ AA1s~A --NAA eN5aG. AAAN
is very long-G Ia Jeanne Are. as 8 guide, It
should be OF the length of the dress cuirasse,
which cu1rasse, BY the by, is now only simulated
ny trimming on the dress. Ih1s, again, Is TO
avoau giving extra elze TO tne asufe. some
dispense with INC second skart o1 White s1lk;
lhey wear an undergarment OF Wh1te SHE under
the corset, which garment they trim with lace,
as i 1t were skirt It is made as long as an
ordinary sklft, anu IT taxes tile place o1 one. IN
reanty, there1ore. no skMts are worn bY me
most sti1ct. 20 recaptuiate, 1aSnlonaole
iady's 1oliet now consists q "Mte SUE potlce
lce IS contin9ed 1nto sklt, wnlch Is aiso f1Gniy
trlmiheu WIN !acc lnseftlons anu eoglng; LUIS
garment answers TWO PURPOSES and Is called ny
I"o 4nu,ss. 1Aen cou:s tAs !ohs eulasse eol-
set ol MMte Ut pluh saa{l; W1len improves Tue
sntIe nSure. Al eAtraHs ioulalu sEalt may
ne stltcned 10 Tie eage 'ol Tue corset, out TINS
Is not necessary. It should, however, DC worn
4nuer costumes noe pr9vlueo WlIn spee1A un-
derskrt OF their own: Inc aress ltscl1, ot Nhat-
ever materla II may ne, Is OF Inc ffaneess shape,
~that Isl IN one pece rom neck 10 hem OF sk1rt.
Inc trimming on the dress stimulates caifassc
ana even tunlc but separate caifasses Or tanics
a!e quite lala asloe, rs pelns 700 pulky, anu
hitting the outlines OF tine figure too much: 1t
th9s lolloWs tnat noLnng Is Woln unoes aless
nouy exeept1ag tne nnueI corset. na9, hueea3
must ,,n ng ine nuse u tnat aocs n9t 1ook meueu
anael tn1s system @ Of 9m9aefFelothlng m e @ xoa nay
wear cotton dress o. %, you viii, put under
thls must DC worn tne nnest 1oularas ana the
flc9ess l@e. Nof Il u lug uGesstnaker VINO ean ~
make tue nsale. LUIS dGpenas N entireiY on on the
eofsel-manulactufef. 1herc Is even taik OF
and the sklrts Noplo then De fastened TO tae
eorset, HIiei Wouiu u tne si1ue tll1e 1o11n ene
body u the dress ~
LOUIS jennings Hr1tes Ho4a Lonuon' June ~,
20 Lne new iorA FForM. Last 1ucsuay oVer
io,Vo persons we're I assemoiea , &c Lofos % VI