Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
Fashioa Notes.
Turbans are becoming fashionable.

Turbans are becoming fashionable.
Autumn colors will be gay and bright.
Blue and red is still popular combi-
nation for country wear.
Belts and sashes are worn with all sorts
of bodices, regardless OF. shape.
Small garnets set in masses, with none
OF the setting visible, are popular and
effective.
Vest effects will be. multiplied, and
three separate gilets will often appear
upon single bodice.
The most marked feature Of the coming
seasons dresses will be the absence OF the
''bunchy' side draperies.
A lovely evening dress is Of pale green
silk, shrOuded in canary iSce Topped with
punches of small pink flowers.
There are great many parasols just
now with the pattern of the black lace
run in gold, the lace falling in festOoRs
beyond the parasol.
Belts and half belts retain their hold on
favor. Half belts start from the seams
under the arms and close in front under
clasp or ribbon bow.
Velvet sashes are silk lined, with Grim
son or gold color gathered to a point on
the ends, and finished with a silk tassel
the color of the lining.
Two styles of wraps seem certain to be
popular this autumn-the cloth mantle
with long fronts, and the short jackets
with loose sacque fronts.
In the streets black toilets are more
frequently worn than ever; some have
narrow plastrons Of very finely plated
white camDric or percale.
A jacket bodice of white or buff etamine,
trimmed with insertion and lace to match,
is one Of the novelties OF the season. IL
looks pretty with any colored skirt.
Odd basques, presenting a wonderful
array of new freaks and fancies, both in
shape and adjoining, will become more
are more fashionable as the autumn sea-
son advances.
High bodices and no sleeves TO speak Of
are being worn In the evening; the collars
are very high, and edged with beads. The
upper portion is filed in with net or
beaded fabric.
A pretty fashion which has become all
most universal is to make the costume in
two shades, the basque ana hat in the
darker, the skirt and scarf trimming for
the hat of the lighter.
Black silk dresses are trimmed with
steel bead embrOlderies, and there are
black nets embroidered with fine steels In
very rich designs. The combination is
particularly odd and lovely.
Dresses with trains are trimmed with
fiounces on the front breadth, panels at
the sides, and have the back breadths cut
very long and looped AZ the top TO simu-
late drapery, IN the style worn ten or
twelve years ago.
One Of the most beautiful materials that
has been seen this summer is the colOred
SILK gauze, either bright red or deep gold,
from watch are raised In bold relief leaves
and flowers in soft black velvet pile, en-
broidered with fine jet.
Open-work tissues in the style OF either
lace or canvas, which a e so fashionable
this year, now appear for the early au-
tumn season, botb 10 silk and fancy wool
en- material, striped with chenille or veil
vet, or brocaded with small silk patterns.
Little children are always charming in
the quaint simplicity Of the Greenaway
style Of dress, which still retains favor,
and the Jersey costume and princess
model for older girls are very convenient,
and lend a graeelulness that no other
style surpasses.
Scarf mantlllas tied loosely over the
bust, the long fronts falling nearly 10 the
Knee, are worn with many costumes.
Tuey may match the material OF the cos
tune, or be Of lace, net, silk tissue and
surah, trlamed with lace, fringe, EN-
hr0idery and ruching.
JERSEYS in blue, black and cream color
are much Used THIS simmer Tor tennis
waists. The cream-eOl1red owes. worn
over camel'e hair ~ flannel ~ the same
color with q dash Of gold 0r silver braid
ornnmenling them, and a Tam O'Shanter
cap 70 correspond, are very pretty.
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