Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-07
FASHION NOTES.
Velveteen is revived for skirts.
Moires retain their popularity.

Chenille fringes will be much worn.
Braided costumes will be much worn.
Velyeteens are much worn in Lon
don.
Feather trimmings are again in
vogue
Variety rules in fashions for every
thing.
Ficelle lace has been introduced
into lingerie.
There is revival of plain stuffs
for costumes.
Pelerines and shoulder capes re-
main in vogue.
Brick.red long-wristed kid gloves are
all the rage.
Red prevails in watering place toilets
for the fall.
Mauve and blue are combined in
children's dresses.
The newest material for wedding
robes is repped satin.
Bonnets are now worn tip tilted far
over the forehead.
Young girls will wear yelling dresses
until cold weather.
Wide collarettes of lace and embroid.
cry remain in vogue.
Satin cord put on in braid patterns
is used for embroidery.
Claret color and pink combine beau
tifully in new costumes.
Ottoman velvet dresses will be the
first favorites this season.
Plaid materials are again in high
again as carriage and theatre wraps.
Ruffs, ruches, and fraises for the neck
are full, high, and very handsome.
Long silk nous quetaire gloves take
precedence of all others at the moment,
The broader the rep of silk or wooden
goods the more fashionable is the
fabric
Brides will wear undressed kid gloves
with loose, buttonless wrists this sea-
son.
A golden brown shade called avantu-
rine combines beautifully with ficelle
gray.
The ,favcrite dress OF the English
woman this fall is of rifle green cloth,
tailor made.
New and singular shades of color ap-
pear from day to day among the new
fall goods.
Velvet flowers on WOODEN grounds in
strong contrasting colors appear among
fall goods.
Entire tabliers of netted chenille ap.
pear on imported dresses and among
trimming goods.
There is tendency to increase the
size of the sleeve above the elbow and
in the arm-hole.
Chenille. satin cords, and braids of
various widths all play their parts in
new dress trimmings.
, Buckles of all kinds, antique, modern,
medieval, metallic, and jeweled will be
very fashionable.
Two and three rows of small buttons,
fastening the front, adorn many fall
jackets and corsages.
Flower garniture for wedding and
ball dresses will be more in demand
this winter than last.
Standing military linen collars fas-
tened with gold or jeweled button
are first favorites in plain neck lingerie.
The richest trimming of the incom-
ing season is velvet bands embroidered
in open designs with silk floss
Silk Jersey cloths come in shades
of white for the corsages of brides
maids and other white evening dresses.
Jet and metal buttons come in hand
some improved designs that make
them suitable for the richest costumes.
Elderly ladies will wear black cash
: mere costumes trimmed with black
laces and frightened with red acces-
sories.
Ruffs and ruches do not encircle tn
: back. but are brought down low on tn
: bosom in front, but the throat is no
left bare. FGt
Large figure and flower design
sparsely scattered over plain self.coloret
grounds are the features of fall WOODEN
, and silks.
Chemises of pure white muslin ani
linen lawns are trimmed with fcell,
, gray lace, but it is tasteless fashion
not destined to permanent popularity
The skirts of light walking or dane
ing dresses are kept off the ground O
t floor by a puff of muslin inside the hen
instead Of balayeuse.
The new silk embroidenes on cash
!, mere have large figures and flowers
wheels. daisies, circlets, balls, and con
ventionalized flowers and leaf designs
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