New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
THE FASHIONS.
WINTER STYLES AND FABRICS.


STILL FASHIONABLN.
The American woman of to-day looks ike
Parisn ashior plate colored the most oxquisitey
artistic way done up INTO charming little pastel
studies Since NJ Chcyreu the director OF ne Gobehn
and Bcauvas manufactures. has given camut OF mar
mony euler each tint having samut OF t"enllo"r
tones the wonderful variety IN coors produced by thr
skill OF chemists il constantly increasing IN subtle ana
delicate effects and combinations mat no longer fatigue
or offend the eye for perfect dress OF warm
brown velvet and rs delicious contrast OF marlgods
and graceful adoruags of old yellow lace. Other coiors
are a warm amethyst seen messy plush with
intense purple depths the rim de champagne Of
pglc.t amber with rosy tnts; tn exquisite
,Int OF the new fesh color. ngjRpbe eBiic.
wiih clusters or Gloire DE Dtjo1i roses II perfect
On placed here and there and there deep sea
Greens ncre emma blues, old gold satin with ringes OF
batsrcups; purple " oahli.s, p0megranae red,
brilliant change from cardinals the yellow OF suuiiowers
anc red OF carnations with ddsEy and golden orolzrS
and pilgrims and phcas.nrs brown. Among the sym
pathetic OF used IN costume when must ne
of silk and wool are revival of -caUieuse and r green
with brown and noriaed Orocadc of the Two eoi0rs al
ded TO paIn brown of the brown wool cos
tunes have collars borders ana Other trimmings oI sea
green plush.
velvet brOcade costing $50 yard Is specimen Oh
il N art i'm manufacturer; the creamy u1cut vel
yer ground trails in relief trumpeylnes and pointed
leaf W velvet leaves and Ossoms AMI on another
copper tluis gInt olive velvet ground dotted WIN
rardeua flowers Satin and plush fairies of hrotrope,
monight bue old com greens, sponge and ehanols
tuts have trimmings Of superb piastrons exquisitey
worked. reproducing tie intricate desl-ns Oh
Oriental work in all the Driliiancy " the
bpads showing the India shaw colors heightened
by steel rlId and silver There are also some pushes
embroidered with transparent glass beads OF minute
size scntlang AM rejecting every imaginable 7haoe
like dew-drops n woodland A favorite material.
almost scrIDaD.e It's beauty OF velvet or plush.
IS embroidered with these beads Of he same shade only
made visible Dy their sna and reflections others
embossed with such flowers a. tue cam2anuil,
the saffron flower, The anemone, also sunhoWrr pro-
MES and vines Of biter-sweet; these czquiscly
shaded by finest chenille work
The skirts Of the short winter dresses fre
auentlv made OF velvet or plush. and others OF STIRRED
a,,u Tn. 20 lon.ises and basques with these
,f different color ana material This economical fash
ION is aI,o exceedingly pretty and coquc,,an well a,
convenient rs the skirt NAV hc aHpted to several
different polouases or basques me OF the new Jerseys
ar, admirably suited thee hcaut nj SKIRTS as they
ARE made OF much expensive materials such dii
.cron. shades Of vine color ana uch GO per brouz
SILK webbing Among other now things is an el -aat
rored fabric called Victoria. intended especially % ght
,eicatc shades for evening esses. which are made
o uarqou1r with red OF terracota SALIVA, null
HERR, and titan red, sage green, prune ana Orena
green.
riva,liug their brilIancy Of coorlng ana he dusky
shade. of decay These are reproductions Of the we'll
known artaus representing the fan lar clans and are
heinz used aoertl this season for accessories tO
toilette II q solid color, ana exceedingly gay
.tyc. resembling closely the magnificent .carfs and
araperies OF the Last. Tha brilliant stripes upon
white black or brown ground, such A z, lAD, Roman
runlsl H. Greek Arabic, barred wilh scarlet. olive
| ,oid Iuaricold yellow. and white. The checks are
rg ana irregular aud there are others IN the finest OF
broken hLc- ana pdldH.
with usual inconsistency, tAe mercury takes
downward tendency bonncts decroasc in size. The small
Fapceon frames are closely covered with bright ped
cocks ewes OF waving curling ostrich tips either OF one
shade or IN charming bleudIugs OF several 5H1de-
| Others are simply made OF plush or velvet leaves
| shaded in autumnal tints mingled with gold and rcd
| berries.
The small b0nnets Of the capate shape are made with
mare regard for the weather As far COMFORT ana
usefulness go The bOnnets are failures but for
beanty anu glitter combined they strictly follow the
brilliant cooriug Of the day. Feathers take the lead for
hoth LA, and bonnet decoration. On both continents
! the destruction OF birds is enOrmOus-the d1zz ing
nuian the Chinese kne.her. the Janager Of red ana
! purpe cleaning hues, The lophophorlnT and Indian
cqrou.corou-an OF these perfectly 'tufed and on
the wing there are besides the feathers of the seq
rull humming-brds. parrots and peacock made into
DqpQc he breasts bands. ostrich featncrs naturally
are IN tne ascendant A grea, deal OF red ~ used IN
all shades Of plush and velvet; there is nothing OF Jaw
drlDcs7 in the glowing tnts OF Bordeaux, the du,Y
Egvpilln F emish. mulberry and Indian red. The mot
lied tiger or leopard plush, which made It's first appear
apce among the earliest mportatons. is very popular
and Is combined with a satin puitrd or shrred Jrlm.
win an ornament of birds head breast, tigers
gold claws, or closely curled ostrich TIPS IN
| r,riecated colors. Some satin boune1s have
! crowns embroidered with beads with marvellous arr
| IN close imitation Of the groundwork Of India shaws.
| also of nIumes vines and flowers, showing the most
/ dqzzlng combinations OF coOrs Tie crowns mostly
are pfed 0r sirred, hui always loose ana great deal
f gold lace is seen. Evening visiting bonnets have
fhe entire brn made of flowers. OidashiOned flowers
prevail such as giyhowers, marIgoids, dahodil-, COW
slips, sweet peas, chrysant hemums These exquisite
flowers ard the wide SATIN OF plush Strings are Ibe ohy
Hat are large ana rather heavy; exceed
iucy picturesque as the Joshua Reynolds, OF black
fur turned up at the right side fastened WIN ace
ful sweeping plume dropping over al INC IeIt. ne
| HeDrv VIII has "A crown IKE that OF the abandoned
| Beefeater," the br1m being quite narrow. Tam
O,Sbsu or OF dark gray plush has thick gold cord mold
n the fune>s the continued around the band
naf hidden by long' wint-colored osrich pne jhal
eps around falling at tie back ana s fastened ~ an
! antique brooch some OF The qu'iniest decorations
,+n.,i,-,b mic are seen on mats the of yclYey
monss pigs head, owls. black bears claws. De.aes
grasshOpDers. a Donard cruclhK VIA ooai uaHanAru
,,,d Win fnr I'm the shape OF paetots dolmaus and
,h Pic6ellcu pesse Comments have frequently been
made III thIs regarding Inconsistency OF dress
esntealy among those OF modest purses who limited
~ one raIIneut for street This has reference
,ostIT To tne furned circulars intended when first
Inuorted several years ago slmpy 10 Dr. wOIh ar they
are in Europe for carraee-Wrap since Tor othrr wear
thew are he most awkward ana uuSa,hY thhHs mag
se unIcss there holes, which would expose to
| arms the Old. -, 1900. 49,.
,,odn the Inverness" Is quaint ana very stylish II
Is compOsed Of half-ntling coat cut WIN loose lioS
I'D French back Tue length the front and sides 10
even hy the ADDITION Of deep kutpeatlng 10 he Do'-
I'm of the front aud side circular SHOULDER
me and "A capuchn hood completes the excellent anu
! nsefuI garment, which can DC made VI any mdteIldI
The increasing popularity oI se1lSAl. .DIuat To-
J only makes the fur more fashionable IMAM ever put
more valuable, particularly as the seals decrease III
! numbers The Alaska has always Dech more dui
abe II not 50 handsome the Shetland skIhs, Which
are as exOtics 10 the garden nOWrrs III tho way "I
.carctV The new sacques are shOrler IN accordance
win the short street skirts, gcneraJ DtlAB tuUu.
inches. A haudsoinr A4dsk''