The Osceola times., 1883-10-06
FASHIONS FANCIES.

Cloth bonnets will be worn with cloth
dresses.
Silver wll'tc is the new shade for
bridal dresses.
shirred yokes and full waists will be
much worn.
Galloon is revived for dress and bon.
net trimmings.
Cream white will not be worn any
longer by brides.
Arcadia velveteen is fine importation
for fall suits.
Dennings importation of velvcteen is
the Louise brand.
Plaids, blocks, cheeks, and stripes arc
features in fall fabrice.
Silver and gilt crops out in the new
dress and bonnet gallouns.
Carved wood ornaments are used to
decorate dresses and bonnets.
Bison hair cloth is the fabric destined
to supersede canals hair
Plated camels hair bonnets will be
worn with cloth and chcviot costumes.
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Felt corduroy bonncts are pretty
novelty for morning and travelling wear.
Velvet spets are introduced into Span
ish laces intended for dresses and bon
nets.
Larpc balls and spots are the newest
designs for Oriental and Spanish laces.
White silk gauze with large velvet
figures is the newest fabric for babies
dresses.
Round hats of felt have large, high.
square crowns and stiff brims faced with
velvet.
Plain pleated and gathered skirts will
be more worn by fashionable women
than any other
Long redingotes and cloaks of Musco-
vite velvet are trimmed with dark gray
and black iurs.
Dark blue wool dresses will be elabor-
atelv trimmed with red braid, or COM
bined with red wool.
Muscovite yelvets have large figures Of
cut velvet in high relief on the plain I'M
cut velvet ground.
Brides dresses are trimmed with sill
yer galloon, and an embroidery of silver
threads and beads.
|. The Gallo cock in metals of all colors,
gilt steel, bronze, or silver, and also in
feathers, is very fashionable ornament.
Moscow green. Russian gray, Gar
brown, and Cossack blue, which is al
most gray, are the preferred colors for
Muscovite velvet.
Russian Pschutt and elephant gray,
Car brown, royal French blue, Moscow
green, and violet purple are very fashion,
able colors.
Arabia yelveteen is imported in I'll the
new shades of Russian and French fash
ionable colors-ereen, gray. brown, blue
purple, and black.
Terra-cotia has nearly disappeared
"a fact not to be regretted: and crushed
strawberry is getting SO mixed with
something else that its original name
must be given up.
Suede gloves in the new shades of
elephant, Pschutt and Russian gray, Gar
brown, and Moscow green, come in the
form of gauntlels, and long wrists, with
or without buttons.
Silver braid and fife grav chenille
cord plated in basket designs make
dressy bonnets particularly when trim
med with white and gray ostrich feath-
ers and ornaments Of silver.
The newest Yachting costumes are
made of white flannel with loose blouse
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bright hue, and a deep killed skirt, I'm
ished at the edge with many rows OF
narrow braid, to match the collar.
new fancy imitation stone called
violane is sold in London shops as an
importation from Paris. 1t is deep
violet hue and made of glass with an ad-
mixture Of potash and borax but it is
very pretty and bids fair to be very pop
ular for fancy ornaments.
The entire skirt of large plaids or
|, blocks, not gored but gathered or pleated
in at the waist, or to hip yoke, with
the bodice and sleeves OF plain stuff, the
pani ~ and peuf epaulettcs and cuffs,
and small iichu or large collar of the
plaid staff make up the costume in some
of the fall impor;ations.
The London Queen reports departure
in the style ofskirts of young ladies'
ball gowns the hitherto indispensable
waterfall drapcry being replaced by
skirts If tulle and net arranged ballet
fashion in Hounccs of unexual length,
which are trimmed with perpendicular
rows OF satin ribbon fastened lightly
upon them producing pretty and nov
81 effect.
Those large bat light .parasol handles
, so useful for summer travelling are made
, out Of cabbage stalks grown in the fields
, of Brittany. A particular lind of long
stalked cabbage or collard is left in the
, ground to grow higher and higher for
two or three years TIE leaves being care
striped from the stalk, which becoming
very tough and strong is then used for
the stick of one Of those large parasols
called the Jersey sunshade.
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