The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-13
FASHION NOTES.

FASHION NOTES.
Crimped hair is old fashioned.
The Jockey is new style of hat.
Pstticoats are founced to the waist.
Rolled plate jewelry is all the style.
Heavy cloth will be used for street cos
tunes.
Short jackets are worn as outside gar
menss.
New opera glasses are made with very large
lenses.
Pearls are now more fashionable than dia-
monds.
Fashionable gloves for the street have six
buttons.
Brocstelle and satin stripes are among silk
novelties.
Mitts are fashionable for evening and
opera wee.
Ermine will be much used this winter as
trimming.
Dark silks are favored in the making up of
mixed costumes.
The newest flannel skirtings are handsome
enough for suits.
Low shoes and silk stockings are de riguer
for carriage wear
Skirt trains are not worn 50 long as they
were one year ago.
Flowers made entirely of fur are new,
| novel and elegant.
White moire vests are worn with black or
blue velvet bssques.
The large Alsatian bow is still popular as
\ q bonnet ornament.
| The latest style of gloves for evening wear
have eighteen buttons
Heavy gold chsins and pendant lockets are
no longer fashionable.
Velvet and wool combination costumes are
as fashionable as ever.
CIoaks made of heavy cloth should be sim.
ply finished very plain.
The double breasted walking jackets are q
favorable outside garment.
High boots will be worn for walking, and
especially in wet weather.
New hats of gray or black beaver are very
becoming and very stylish.
Black satin bonnets and black satin dresse!
are the height of elegance.
| tits decidedly fashionable now for ladies
to attend the opera in full dress.
The new style of furniture coverings re
semble the new dress materials.
Warm winter walking gloves are made O
calf skin, plush lined and fur tipped.
The Parisians wear their costumes mucl
shorter than the American women do.
The new style of combs are very hand
some. They are made OF shell or silver.
The new imported cloaks are the riches
that haye been seen in this country for man.
years.
Brides are dressing in harmony with tn
times. very little satin or lace being di'
D played.
The Partisan ladies loop up their shor
z dresses and show about two inches OF tn
, white or cOlored petticoats.
Buttons are much used for trimmin
dresses They come in styles and design
almost as handsome as jewels.
. The wearing of elbow sleeves with out doc
= | costumes is now very fashionable. Lon
twelve button gloves are worn to match To
costume.
:. Fancy caps for the head are made of hanC
e | kerchiefs. pieces of India shawls and all sor
d OF material They are trimmed with fanc
s | ribbons
=. One of the nswest fashions is a revival I
- the old long Chesterfield mans coat for w
o mems wear. 1t makes warm, comiortab
e and stylish wrap.
L. Black silk aprons are made Of square
70 black silk, with one corner cut Oft at II
s. waist They have pockets and are trimm'
with Russian lace.
The latest fancy in stockings Is for whi
polka dots In silk embroidery on black 81
feet and legs, while the toes, heels and u
upper half OF the leg OF the stockings a.
K. white.
Ancient things in the garment line col
ih mand their weight in gold. Grandfather
top coat is hela at 81, 900, TO be cut down
the noted Miss McFiimsey, OF Maids
b. Square.
The English country coat for ladies' we
is an ulster, with large cape attt che
X which may be drawn up into hood wi
n a ribbon tying under the chin, thus atfol
ce ing complete protection to the head a
see;; neck.
nd In the make up of a stylish costume, mo
oe or watered silk is u3-d for the wais;co
~ | cnffs collar and revers OF the hadit bOdi
In dinner or reception dresses, molre tor
y the sides from the waist to the edge OF
To skirt aud the PEASANTS, while the fronts
* | such dresses and also the trains are OF sat
The sleeves are of satin, with cutfs, slasl
IA or other trimmings of MORE and plain <
grain.
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