The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-30
FASHION NOTES.
Pongee never goes!ou, OF fashion.
Null necktie. and scarts are passe.

Pongee never goesioGt OF fashion
Null neckt!e. and scarts passe.
Shot or chsngeabis silks are again in vogue
Ribbons are again fashionable for neck wear.
Its the fancy TO tie the neck ribbon siia
Lace ia worn with everything and on everything
White caies' hair IL much used for tea gowns
Historical and picturesque costumes grow in favor
Brocaded China Grape appears among late novelties
Hip draperies and tuuics much tucked and gauged
This is the month for chenille NANTES, lin with silk
or ratin,
The English surprising the French this season In
model costumes
Morning wrappers made of the barred null
and nainsOOk musns
The costume Ia JdpoadiSt take the fancy Of tho Lon
don aesthetics Just now,
Ficele Ncd!c lace Is tho coming novelty for trim
In spite efforts make all evening dresses short
trains are worn extensively
The hair to lie fashonnhly dressed, must fall low
the neck and also on the brOw
Hdeous curtain paniers dsfgure large proportion OF
the paris.rnade dresses OF this season.
Pale and pale blue and canary yellow
are fRVOrite combinations for tea gowns
Gentlsmen's fashions are affected In measure by the
revival OF taste Tor color IN tho toilets or ladies'
The dogma OF fashion for hats and Donnes this spring
is Wear what you please 81 that 1t is becoming,
LGtt ,hHnide Ter PsSrnsI et on the bosom loosely
loose. pufed draperv Just below the hips all around
the skirt appears handsome dresses for children.
The colors for neck ribbons are terra Gotta, aurora
pink, porcelain blue, mahoSaly ruby AMI cardinal red
and Cream whit: saiah with trimmings Of Asdici or
ncelle lace
Ivory white Breton and Moresque lsces combined
with The heavy eeru ncele or Aedici laces IN forming
neck lingerie.
The christening robes of babies of fashion this spring
are Of pale pink sIk' prof1ss!y trimmed with white
Dressmaksrs exercise their ingenuity this season in
hs creation Of all sorts Of trimmings for the bottom OF
tile skirts oil dresses
Garden or tea aprons OF much worn in Lon
don The tayOrte pattern for this use IL the Kate Green
AWAY border or group
The long plain skirt Of some rich heavy stun with
hON.peacd ruche at the bottom worn with pAnier DO
dice, gains ground every day.
Diamond or paste buckles much all
parts ~ evening toiletsin HE hair Oh the shoes and
fastening the bows AMI drapeTies.
Red and lilac tule wells by eccentric women
In Paris They become the complexion aud eyes, but
make the wearer shockinsly conspcu"us
Louis XVI and rGmgalour styes Of dress take prsee;
LounanL nip anu back drRperirs very popular,
The Paris modistes making entire DRESSES Of cream
colored antique lace. with shoulder cap"s and CUTS 10
match, over BLACK cream, AMI hghtcolorel surahs.
The light materials such as tsrata and tue formerly
used Tor nal drssses ar almost -nlTsy ~
and black and white.
Seek rObc from 10 two Inches wide and sre
the neck inside the res collar aud outside
The standing linen conT hen lhey are lied III long
loopvd bow, with longer ends.
Deep and full ruches shell ruching diagonal
mthrr odd srngs appear on he bottom uC the skirts
VI late important ms and nome productions OF costumes
When tea gowns Rre made Of white tinted camels'
aud OF velvet IN various c"!ors-Io!et copper
red aurora pink terra Gotta bronze green ruby RED
and sapphire blue
Den,.wiys, or false fronts OF natural curl or water
Ell hslr make the dressing ot the halr ma Ter
geplou,y tina, i IL impossible to tell who does ana VINO
does not wear them
blue for full dnss inStss Of black aud his wasteoai
Oftsner Of handsome lowered danRsk or heavy Ihlh
than Of cloth wns s nse a ,s m @ Bow md 81
] 1t he wears diamond PIN