Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-07
FASHION WRINKLES.

CAOdtON WhlNkLES.
MD SUMNER COsTuMEs-PARIs NOVELTIES
CHILDREN's GoODs-THR PANIER CoRsAGE,
ETC.
GLOVES remain very long wrlsted.
RAGLANs for travelling have Japanese sleeves
with dolman backs.
The EMPIRE PUFF worn at the bottom of the
skirt has been revived in Paris.
SMALL mantelets Of cloth are newer than
Jackets with tailor-made cloth suits.
TRANSPARENT sleeves OF lace OF embroidery
are much used tor handsome dresses.
JACKETS different from the skirt will be much
worn at watering places this summer.
BOTH high and low chignons are worn by
fashionable women, but they must be small
WHITE Danish kid gloves, decorated with lilies
OF the valley, are worn by bridesmaids.
ENGLISH turbans and Fanchons divide the
popular favor Of young ladies at the moment.
LONG shell or metal hairplns take precedence
Of all other ornaments for the Culture.
The plaids and checks Of new ginghams come
In admirable mixtures Of all the new colors and
shades.
RED in moderate quantities gives fine dash
of bright color to black, gray, pale blue and
ecru dresses
MOST becoming bodice for evening dresses
has the neck cut square in front and the back
mounting half high In a Medicis collar
WASH goods and fine wool stuffs are used for
chldren's summer dresses. Silk is used only
under sheer muslin and lace dresses.
VIOLET, lilac, pansy, helIotrope, dahla and
many other red tints of purple are fashionable
for silk and wool costumes.
PANs1Es of all colors and sizes on grounds Of
various colors appear in chene effects on some
sash ribbons and scarfs.
THE HIGH NOVELTY in walking suits in
Paris is combination of fine black cashmere
and white MORE on white Ottoman silk.
SCOTCH PLAID glace silk of very dark colors
are used in combination with surah and cash
mere for seml-dress costumes.
Sun UMBRELLAS are to match the color of the
dress, and are mounted on thick oaken sticks.
with handles studded with gold.
The REQUISITE dash of yellow in q white toilet
is sometimes given by wearing an amber neck
lace and amber bracelets, or with yellow topaz
jewelry.
1T IS FASHIONABLE to wear very large sun
shades Of printed satinette to match costumes
OF the same; the large fan is also made to cor
respond, or else it is bright red.
REMARKABLE toilets made by Worth are of
bouilonne tulle over satin, with violets and
pansies fastened separately, leaving the stalks
and leaves visible In the folds all over the skirt.
BRoNzE-CoLoRED shoes and stockings to
match are late English fashion with full-dress
toilets Walking-shoes have the uppers of light
drao Kid or cloth, or are checked or striped like
the dress.
TUssORE silk parasols have long sticks of
bamboo, to be used as an alpenstock in country
ramhes. Bright red silks with white rings,
and blue silk with double rings of white, red
and gold are the newest cOlOrngs.
The newest fouard silks and cotton mate
rlals have designs of fruits and nuts on light
ground. The green pistache nuts, clusters of
plume, pears, cherries, and berries are of
natural size and color.
The vestal robe of white nuns Yelling is
novel princesse dress with shoulder pleats that
are girdled around the waist and spread out I'm
curves from the hips to the foot. The belt is Of
dark velvet fastened by white silver buckle.
RUcHING is again worn inside the neck band
OF dress, and is now edged with the finest Of
lace, either flat Valenciennes, Oriental or Pom
padour The ruche often trims the edge of front
OF waist fingers length.
THE Most FASHIONABLE of the white toilets
worn this summer instead of being relieved
by the usual colOrs Of rose-color, blue or mauve.
will be enlivened by the newer shades of French
terra Gotta, tea rose. shrimp pink, and the like.
FANS of tinted ostrich feathers, mounted on
tortoise shell. are still the height of style for
evening dress. They are oval in shape, and
usually have brilliantly plumaged bird, or a
cluster OF lilies or roses set In the center Of the
fan.
THE panier corsage is in favor for dresses of
soft summary tissues. It has the front gagged
on the shoulders and at the waist Below this
1t forms full paniers that sweep away to each
SIDE. Grape the hips. and meet in q large bow
on the back.
YOUNG girls wear large, white rough-and-
ready straw hats Of fantastic shape, with puffed
null inside the brim. and q wide scarf around
the crown. Some white ostrich tips and
punch OF forget-me-nots, or rosebuds, are
added.
CAMLETs in broken checks, tweeds, camers-
hair and new plaid cloths with bird, cat or
dragon in each square. are made up in long tray
cling cloaks that cover the dress, and are only
fastened once at the throat by long ribbons tied
In q bow.
ALLIGATOR skin and patent-leather slippers,
made In Marie Antoinette style, are worn by
ladies in the house The alligator leather has
beautiful markings and may be died many
cOlors, but Is most fashionable in its natural
shade and in black and dark red.
The dressy mantle is the short viste of bro
caded silk or grenadine, trimmed with lace and
Jet embroidery; it is fitted at the back, and has
not very long square or rounded lappets in
front; silk gauze brocaded with velvet is the
richest OF materials for this style of nantes.
WHITE SURGE, nuns cloth and washing ma
terials are made up in lawn tennis dresses. A
Jersey waist Of wool webbing gives greater
freedom for the arms and is generally becoming.
The Jersey waist may be white, the sash pale
blue, and the plated kilt skirt of white and blue
stripes folded so as to have the blue inside of
each plat.
WHITE SICILIENNE dresses trimmed with
white Valenciennes lace are the most charming
toilets for young ladies to wear at summer we'd
dings and dinners. The Valencennes flounces
cover the front of the skirt, and the bodice is
half low. pointed back and front with valen-
ciennes sleeves The neck is filed in with
gathered lace.
TRAINED SKIRTS are now seldom SEEM except
for the elaborate dresses worn at dinner par
ties. The straight, full demi-train is worn by
young ladies' and is caught up in thick. irregu-
lar pufts on the top or is drawn into single
large cluster OF gathers and attached to the