The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-16
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The turban is new shape for breakfast
caps.
Street dresses for walking are all made
short.
Bangle rings are among late jewelry nov
elites.
Tiny brooches are used to fasten bonne'
strings.
Vatican styles are coming in but very
| slowly.
| Rosewood is again coming in favor for
furniture.
The long narrow comb still continues the
| favori,e.
Feathers are again worn in the hair in
the evening.
Scotch plaids are largely used for travel
| ing costumes.
Lace pins are more worn than square or
Oblong brooches.
Both real and imitation jewelry is much
| worn at the moment.
Conch shell ornaments retain their popu-
larity for young girls
Coral and celluloid coral are always fash
ionable for young girls.
Gold beads or gold ball necklaces have
not gone out of fashion.
Silk muslin rivals India muslin as all
| overdress for ball toilets.
Square jabots of pleated muslin and lace
! are the most fashionable.
| panniers are becoming matters of course
on full-dress Paris toilets
Oriental and japanese designs are seen in
much of the new jewelry.
Lace mittens are worn only at parties
where there is no dancing.
| The sheen and simmer of satin is no;
| hidden under India muslin.
| India muslin, the real Oriental fabric, is
| again worn for evening dresses.
Bangles with the lovers knot on the back
Of the arm are popular novelties
| Overdresses of satin are worn with un-
derdresses of plush, and vice versa
| Striped satin and moire fans TO match the
ball or evening dress, are novelty.
Panniers of watercd silk or brocade ar,
| uStu Oll lJIttllI DIN uHd oIblh
'Pekin moire'' and handsome "brocar
are elegantly combined in costumes.
| A pretty evening shawl is in ice blu,
cashmere, broidered with gold wheat.
| Dolman visites fit closely to the figure
and for the most part have elbow sleeves.
1t is said that few fashionables are try
ing to revive the use of powder i'll the hal
in Paris.
Natural flowers only are worn a
bouquets for the hand or corSage on dres
| occasions.
Street wraps are either long sacques
heavy ulsters, or fur-lined circulars an,
dolman visites.
Boating brooches are of metal crossed
oars. boals, and the cap of the oarSmal
across the oars.
White and cream-colored satin is worl
lnder viii and cream-colored India MI
lin ball dresses.
White Grape and white gauzy silk fabric
are used for ball dresses over satin as wei
as India muslin.
Solitaire diamonds'in a crown setting O
gold or platinum are the unriyaled fash
ionable earrings.
notwithstanding, rough gray nike
ulsters are worn, with rough gray mixet
felt hats to match.
French-heeed boots or slippers for dan
cling are made of the material of the bal
dress or its trimmings.
Pendants are the popular ornaments il
iewelry, either in the form Of lockets 0
crosses of various forms.
| in lo;,,,
sy. forget t-me-not, and fiat basket, roseLte
and oblong link patterns.
All sorts of yachting, coasting, lawn ter
mis-, cro0uet, and other sporting devices az
pear in lace pin brooches.
Hunting brooches take the shape {
whips with The cap, saddle, stirrups bridl
or spurs laid across the LASH
Short ball dresses are de rigeuel for youn
ladies in Paris, and are also adopted b
many young married women.
Carneian SETS including the necklac,
pendant brooch, and earrings, are carve
in antique intaglio patterns.
Domestic ideas are represented in lac
= pin brooches in the form of shoveIs, tong
! pokers, duStpans and brooms.
| New handkerchiefs have centers of viii
linen, borders of colored silk, and are orn
mented in one corner by the embroidere
e figure of grenadier.
}. Getaway jackets are still in vogue, pa
4 ticularly for young ladies. The vest is us,
ally of striped velvet, and trimmed with
3 profusion of Breton lace.
Young ladies for evening wear large boy
S of ribbon on the front of the crown braid
r hair They are called Alsace bows, an
- viewed from in front look like bonnets.
o In the present style of dress large buttoI
, and rich laces are much used. Handson
/ buttons are OF carved steel and.chesed s.
Y yer; but the most beautiful arejthose
h enamel.
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