The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
A Chat with the Ladies, About
What to Wear and Bow to Wear


show windows Of the wholesale shops are indsca-
tions Of the ''to come, prepare yourselves, dear
readers, for bright and large blocks, and raids OF
the gayest colors.
Tine furore that has attained for ,reen-the color
that has SO long been .nubl,ed by fashionailes-
will continue through the autumn and winter
To- the long list alrerdy known As fashionable
green shades.
We have hitherto been ayerse To green as a color
for wearing apparel. thinking tist u Was isa''-
tfuI color Eace-file tree. the turf and leaf
but since the new, rich shades of green have
been brought out, We have nothing More To say.
The lafter-day greens are lovely
Blue seems 90 I've fast losing it, prestige, and We
may soon expect TO hear il Dubbed an awful ugly
color.
OF course black will always i,e genteelly worn,
and the deep shades Of brown and gray Will hold
their with many who know their worth a.
reliable and always m good taste.
Thus far. bid fair to have extreme simplicity
IN the make and finish If onr garments.
The plain princesse, with train, and hut little
trimming. and belt with cllatelaine acce->"rs,
already seen. and tbs said that skirts cut very
like the princesse will I've worn with simple bod-
ices, without over-skIrts or elaborate ornamental
ton
That our predictions right regard ng the
Breton remaining favorite fall costume can
,ouch. from the fact tina; We are ." have Breton
cloaks thus winter.
Among Sights changes We are told that much
larger buttons to ie worn and among the ex-
Pensive novelties vii! te hardwood buttons,
haiid-painted.
ries these Of black cloth with black velvet, and
large enameied metal buttons brown cloth with
brown velvet.
That -ho,te,i cloths will he worn is sure. from
the Fact that new coakinss appear IN shoite'f de-
signs.
Brocadad goods will not he discarded, bur, in
stead. will form parts the whole Of costumes:
and many plain costumes viii ie trimmed with
hrccaded material, IN the shape of hands packets,
etc.
There are already some pretty designs in mate
la. trim uIff, le..frn f,uu
81 the same, while the headings are foriafed de-
signs of the same trimmings that have been Used
through the simmer. only there not variegaf-
~ eoiors, hut all the Blue il trimmed viii,
embossed trimming al blue. green with green
These really viii made sell at SIS, and will
do for early i.l costumes, and afterwards winter
house dresses, admirably.
There are also dark m"i,air suits pretiily made.
thar are selling a. low as -.
We mention this la show yon, dear reader, how
very ciieaply We can reEieni>h our wardr"ies.
There seems Ia is q determination give parti-
rolored pipings-of which We have spokeri-:, trial.
How We'll they will succeed IN general favor. r'e
iriai only show
There are some pretty costumes. just now, teinS
finished for late seaside wesr, IN French serge and
bunting. These imported goods are quite unlike
IN texture ami durability al,d. beng finer and
softer, have more clinrng effect in their draPery.
The simple effect. Of which have spoken. was
diScernlble in these, nothing Ike the trimming
Icing put upon them that marked new constitutes
esrly in the season.
Cherry red bids fair to lie the new autumn
bright tint. il is already used with white even
ing costumes, and black silk for halfress affairs.
This n a bright, pleasing tint for bruncttes. But
what vii! the blondes do, very few of them
can wear vivid q color.
There seems, just now, great commotion
among artists in hair What shall they design
that IL new and striking
Ladies tired Of the French twist, the (:reeian
col aud frizzes.
The tiny fineer-puffs have been cont for some
time.
There are bows and double bows, and many say
q lssfS a a fi,eiro ONT haI N fhaf Ne