Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14
FASHION WRINKLES.
TIE WINTER SOyELTrEs-PARlsIAN ODDITIES.


Now are the days for economical shoppers
BLACK remains the choice color for street
year.
CLOTH dresses trimmed with fur are much
worn.
WHITE cony bands trim many handsome son.
ties ia. bal
BEociDED and damasse silk Is I'm vogue for
opera wraps.
BLACK lace and black Hsse neck lingerie is
much worn.
THE taste for embroidery as dress decora-
tiOn increases.
MoREsQUE and Grecian laces are late London
novelties.
RosETTEs will be worn again in the instep of
dancing shoes.
FANS Of satin bordered with MORE, appear
among fate novelties
WHITE plush and white China silk are fayoritc
material for opera cloaks-
hAUvE and heliotrOpe shades have returned
to popular favor for evening dress.
ALGERIAN plush is the latest novelty In this
universally popular trimming fabric
RUBY shades in satin, plush and moire are
mheh worn by brunettes this winter
NEW FRENCH polOnaises are short and very
full
SPTrE0f filings and criticisms, the Derby hat
holds its own.
AMERICAN silks and satins are winning new
praise abroad.
Felt skirts are very handsome this season.
and come in all the new desirable shades of
color.
THERE have been some very handsome cos
tunes on Pennsylvania avenue this week.
The latest styles in Paris give evidence of a
N bp faS Of
BRowN tuile, striped with gold and worn over
Drown satin, makes much admired ball cos
tune.
EIDE draperies, long and fiat, similar to those
worn on dresses twenty-five years ago, are re-
Yived.
The shorter the sleeve and the longer the
glove, the more fashionable is the young lady at
ball.
The Guise dress, with high collar and fan
Sleeves, appears among late Partisan Fevivals of
old styles.
CHENILLE PRINCES of pale colors, to match
evening fabrics, form beautiful trimmings for
evening dresses
SCARLET in large masses, or the entire dress of
scarlet, is found to be the shade of red that hides
wrinkles.
A HANDSOME street dress is the result of wear
Ing black dyap fete polonaise over fine black
yeiveteen undeTskrt.
hoTEE and plush, brocade and damass4. are
all used in trimming cloth dresses. but plush is
the most appropriate
JOCKEY Costumes consisting of long coat
Basque and plain velvet skirt, are considered
very stylish
BoSSETs, nuTs, pelerines, dress trimmings.
ana fans made OF peacock feathers are much
favored
PALE PINK and silver are very fashionabIy
combined in toilets designed for young ladies'
dancing parties.
LONG white mousquetare gloves embroidered
IN silver and Jet beads, are worn with second
mourning dress.
BLACK LACE evening dresses are very fashion,
able this winter, especially when frightened
with gold braid eInbroiderles.
VERY pretty simple ball dresses are made of
muslin and lace having full bodices. fiounced
skirts, and wide saSheS of MORE or satin brOchs
For AFTERNOON lat home toilets tartan and
striped pushes are used as trimmings with
good effect, but they are too pronounced for
street wear
The gigot sleeve Of the Restoration period is
the latest Partisan fancy. 1t is not to be de-
spsed, as it is said TO be equally becoming to
stout and slight figures.
The artistic dress revival has reached Paris
but the Partisan productions in this line show a
tendency toward more ornate stgle than that
OF the London aesthetics.
LONDON dress novelty is steel CORRECT and
pair OF cuffs Ut armlets made exactly like old
chain armOT, ring within ring They can be
worn with any dress. and are made of blue steel
as well as ordinary bright steel.
THE combined pettcoat and chemfse of white
cream and coiored silk is much worn this winter
under the corset for full evening dress The
skirt is finished with lace hounces while the
- taca iuSR ar,I o1,,
sort OF cfemisette, showing under the tucker of
the dress.
LONDON FASHION JOURNAL saws that at
festive occasions in that city lit is the custom to
use an aromatic Oz0nizer, a natural air purifier
and perfume combined, which is sold in four
ounce barrels at one shilling barrel This
ozonized Perfumery requires no preparation of
any KIND. Is merely spread on a plate and
quickly perneatcs the air with the FRAGRANT and
healthy smell of the eucalyptus and the pine
trees. Thus does modern science bring the
forest air to the salons of the crowded city,
SERGE DRESSES. in small check patterns, are
In very dark or neutral tints, which are gen
orally frightened by a dash Of red either in the
trimmings or upon the bonnet.
THERE ARE Few NOVELTIES IN HOSE. One
style, pair of black silk stockings has imitation
buttons and button-holes worked up the out
SIDE Worn with low Oxford house shoes the
~AeoS ID eAstS VI an OitI!ItlS "dihlH1-DUOt-
BRocADEs. with peacock feathers for design,
are exhibited in new and gorgeous patterns.
The heavy groundwork of white or tinted satin
h covered with an interlacin. of these brilliant
feathers, wrought in silver. green and gold
EXTREMELY long-taied jackets are worn.
They are cut away very much like agentlemans
dress coat, reaching to the back of the knees
usually. These Jackets are made of brocade
and worn over velvet skirts, or Of dark green
over skirts OF plush to match.
IoNG camefs hair dolmans are imported
lined with dahlia-colored or olive-green quilted
satin, and trimmed with silk plush shade
darker than the Innings They are fastened
with thick silk cords and large bright ir.descent
buttons encircled with enameled silver.
AMONG other novelties displayed by LEADING
French miiliner in New York is black satin
poke bonn ct designed for ''second' mournlua
which Is hand-painted on the outside of the pro-
trudn2 brim, with design OF conyulyi in various
shades OF blush gray. 1t is further trimmed
with satin and a bunch OF OStri ch tips The
effect Is unite uncommon. Pante sunshades
robes, NUTS. fans and caps have ecome general
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