Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-09-29
Fashion Notes.

from TIE NeW York Sun. q, "a . i'fe
Fans rival sunshades in size. ait
Moires retain their popularity.
The Jacket Is the rnge this Galt ia3ii
Velveteen ia revived for skirts. ,,,.
Soutache embroidery Is the rage. XVI
Chenille fringes will be much worn.
Braided costumes will DO much worn.
Velveteens are much worn in London.
Feather trimmings are again In vogue
Ficelle lace has been introduced into lin
gerie. ys
There is arcvival Of plain stuffs for cos
tunes.
Pelerines and shoulder capes remain In
vogue.
Sateens will be much worn during Sep
tembar 1,ii---
Jackets and pelisses are the leading fall
wraps. ,i ~
Foxes will be more in vogue this fall than
ever.
Brick.rcd long. wrlsted kid gloves are all
the rage.
Red prevails in watering place toilets for
the fall
Bonnets are worn tip.tilted far over the
forehead.
Mauve and blue are combined in chill
dren's dresses.
Young girls will wear yelling dresses un-
Ill cold weather
The newest material for wedding robes Is
repped satin,
Feather turbsns and feather Fanchon
bonnets are revived
Claret color and pink combine beautiful
! ly In new costumes.
Wide collarettes Of lace and embroidery
remain in vogue.
Ottoman velvet dresses will be the frat
favorites this season.
Satin cord put on in braid patterns Is
used for embroidery.
Redingotes and polonaises In various forms
are very fashionable.
Plaid materials are again in high favor,
but not in bright colors.
India shawls are coming into favor again
as carriage and theatre wraps.
Velvet skirts with plain silk and wooden
over-dresses will be much worn
lsufis, ruches and fraises for the neck are
full, high and very handsome.
Long silk mousquetaire gloves take prece-
dence of all Others at the moment
Gold soutache embroidery appears on u
few red and blue Atwood costumes.
The broader the rep of silk or wooden
goods the more fashionable il the fabric.
Brides will wear undressed hid gloves
with loose buttonless wrists this season.
A golden brown shade called advsn-
turine combines beautifully with hcelle
gray.
Velvet flowers on wooden grounds In
strong contrasting coors appear among
! fall goods.
Entire tabiers OF nctted chenille appear
on imported dresses and among trimming
goods.
White flannel, cashmere, and yelling are
the favorIte materials for lawn tennis cos
tunes.
There is a tendency 10 increase the size
of the sleeve above the elbow and In the
armhole.
Flower oarnitures for wedding and ball
dresses will be more in demand this winter
than last.
Chenille. satin cord and braids of various
widths all play their part In new dress
trimmings
Two and three rows OF small buttons fas-
tenine the front adorn many fall Jackets
and corsaecs.
Buckles of all kinds, antique, modern,
medieval, metallic and jeweled will be very
fashionable.
The richest trimming of the incoming
season il velvet bands embroidered In open
designs with floss
Silk Jersey cloths come iu shades OF white
for the corsage Of bridesmaids and other white
evening dresses.
Jet and metal buttons come In handsome
improyed designs that make them suitable
for the richest costumes.
standing military linen collars. fastened
with a gold or icwced hutton, arc first
fayorites in plain neck lingerie.
Coarse straw hats. white and black,
trimmed with lace and flowers. are worn
for the close OF the season at Saratogs.
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