The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-11
FASHION NOTES.

FASHION NOTES.
Breton lace is more worn than Torchon.
Square trains as well as round, are seen.
Seal skin is the prominent fur Of the win
ter.
Fashionable walking boots have cloth
tops.
The double breasted English coat is much
worn.
Very high but narrow back combs are the
style.
Chinchilla furs are fashionable for young
ladies.
White neckties are more worn than
colored.
Tlnsel bees flies and lizards are worn on
bonnets.
Long black gloves are worn at the theater
in Paris
Felt bonnets are trimmed with plaid velvet
or ribbon.
1t is fashionable to wear the hair low on
the neck.
A new sleeve button represents a folded
newspaper.
Muifs are more in style than they were
last winter. .r.s''.a
White vests are not considered full dress
FOR gentlemen.
Plush ribbons are extensively used on
velvet bonnets.
Square neck is the style for dinner and
evening dresses.
Fur lined circulars are the fashionable
wrap this winter.
Silver dog collars are popular for ladies in
Paris and London.
Black satin bows are WOO at the top of the
boots OF little girls.
The fashionable toilet for bridemaid is
white satin and tulle.
Evening shoes and house slippers have
peaked turned up toes.
ish for ladies' neckwear.
Large balls OF cut feathers are seen on
some of the new bonnets
Velvets of all kinds and colors are exten.
sively used for trimmings
Boquet embroidered gloves are largely i'm
ported and are very pretty.
White undressed kid gloves are some.
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What is called the "Coachman's coat" is
novelty in LADIES' street wraps. 60
Bonnets faced with fur and trimmed with
ostrich feathers are worn in Paris.
The fashionable fancy work at present is
making Honiton and Duchesse laces.
Flaring linen. cuffs have gone out of fash
ion, the present style being straight.
The Cyprian ruchs is fat gallon, made
with chenille and silk braid mixed
English velvet, with long pile, Is the FASH
ionable material for morning jackets.
Black velvet bands around the neck are
revived for evening and dress occasions.
Scotch plaid ribbons are very fashionable
either for hat trimmings or neck wear
The fsvorite button for trimming is the
japanese, made of metal and several colors
The prevailing idea in street costume is
simplicity, and quiet shades are much used
The coachman's overcoat Is the nobby
rough-weather garment for fashionable girls
Rhine quartz will be popular for buckles
| for the shoes and belts and pins for the hair
Black satin wraps have taken the place of
the black repped closks formerly in vogue.
The new material for wrappers is closely
woven French flannel, which resembles
cloth.
Artificial flowers are used to border the
trains and adorn the pannels of evening
dresses.
Fine batistie handkerchiefs have richly
! embroidered borders two and three inches
| in depth.
Black net wells spotted with gold are pretty,
worn with black velvet bonnets trimmed
with old gold.
ing into fashion. They are warm aud light,
and wash well.
Black silk dresses are still the favorite
toilets for all occasions with American wo-
men of all ages.
Gray cancels hair cloth caps trimmed with
bands OF fur or feathers are novelties in
children's wear.
Scotch plaid circulars lined with red opera
flannel OF red silk are stylish garments for
school girls wear.
Cosmetic masks are revived as identifying
articles for the toilet, and are in demand
among fashionable women.
Bonnet strings are no longer crossed In the
back over the hair or In the nape of the
neck By fashionable women.
Large Alsacian bows of wide black velvet
rbbon are worn as evening headdre@ with
at home" reception toilets.
A novelty IL Q lace with Q black ground
and silk figures of old gold color. White
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