New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
CLOTHES IN PARIS.
SEASIDE AND WATERING PLACE DRESSES.
HATS AND PARASOLS.


Fashion gives no rest 10 women who worship at her
shrine After tho races Of the Grand Prix. Partisan
must look to the repleuishlng OF their WARD
robes for their sojourns watering place and seaside
and many beautiful dresses hats and parasols have
seen in the last few days. Dresses never werc horo
graceful becoming in style or cut The cnness
variety Of harmonzlng shades Of these crcstions-as
French couturleres Insist upon calling them-is an IN
terestinc studs and cole has drc-s been c'r
rlcd TO such degree OF artistic perfection. our
descendants VIII not seek 10 copy orr styles as We arc
busy COPYING those OF the eighteenth century, In TACT
are dressing pretty much our great grandmothers
id. The notifications introduced arc an improve
mcnt on the originals. The Louis XVI costumes, for
instance are bunchy the straight line is more OBJ
served. the fullncss about tho hips IS cut away inc
loopings. which bear much resemblance TO house
drapcry-such IN Marie Antolncttes portrai's
al Vesailes-aTc pruned down to harmonic moro
with the figure BOaccs ornate 10 be sure, bu no'
a 10 make them uncomfortable. and fortuho'e'y
f1r beauty as well for comfort the hair IS not taken
building material for pyramids. towers and ships
Tho Drcctorc style has also been cut down in It's
ccccprcres the AaQs OF bodies neither so VIDE
no, - pointed the jabots tfrs not so full nor the
buttons large the size OF the pockct-fars IS mod
crate and the skirts do not look much Ike man
coat that grace and beauty are entirely sacritceo'
Just enough OF Greek and Empire draQcrie have pecn
Introduced to make women stauesque without any
dcccncy.
Among the beautiful dresses 7 saw at the Bouf IS
tabIshment was Louis XVI toilet about TO be sent 10
the wife Of ono Of your mlonaircs for the saratoga
season The unlerskirt was made OF deep cream lace
nounccs gathered pale pink foundation edged with
a thick narrow ruching Of pinkcd pink SIR. over
this riding coat was adjusted 1t was made OF
peach-bow brocadc. striped with narrow garlands OF
GobaIin pink nowelc,s The skirt o; this coat fell
straight in the hack and Sides down TO the edge OF inc
undersklrt and IN irons allowed just small portion
OF the lace skirt 70 show. Largo dark mossGreen
,ochcfacs wcrc attached to the sides with three largo
carved buttons OF rcenishhued mother Of pearls INC
bodice Of the coat plain in the back. only trimmed
with wide square collar OF moss velvet Tho front
Of the bodice opened to piastron OF gathered cream
lace which formed The high band around the neck and
which extended to the small OF the waist. The PINK
cOrsayc was trimmed with pointed flaps OF moss veVct
fastened with three mother OF pearl buttons on each
side. This coat adjusted a the waist with foidcc
rointed belt Of green velvet The pink brocace elbow
sleeves had hzh pulls tie shoulders gathered down
the arm and fastened above the elbow with pointed
band Of moss velvet loose frill Of plcated cream
lace fell from the velvet band and lay on the forearm
The Heity Boyer hat. made to wear with this toilet
matched II admirably. II had q broad aurora orlm
Of clear embroidered cghorn straw. trimmed under
meath with wreath of small roses coqucttshy placed
sldcwlsc, and which viii be almost buried In tho
wearcrs blonde locks. The very low crown was
trimmed on the TOD with a stand-u2 bow Of mossgrecn
ribbon. long scarf Of cream tue, fastened at tho
back Of the hat intended to be loosely twisted
around the neck
At no time were parasos made such an object Of
show as this summer. To be NJ with the fashion,
lady have parasol to match each toilet ana an
tiquc ornate handles are the Tho parasol to be
carried with the costume just described has handle
which cannot boast Of f., antiquity. but whose carving
,I1o cfo fe
o. pink coral carved with trail Of lilies Of the valley
which grow larger as they reach the knob; tho knob
Is carved In the shape Of full blown rose The
rarasol Itself was made Of deeply tucked cream nuns
Yelling lined with thin pink SILK and trimmed outside
with trail Of bows placed on one side and made OF
alternate moss and pink ribbon
Nuns yelling IS used more than ever, and the
prctiest models made Of this soft material are hand
embroidered with uale tinted shades to suit the present
tasfe for Persian colors. \ model worth citing
deeply embroidered around the edges with old pink
blue and ccru stripes. whose intervals were filed with
clusters of dclcacly WORKED orchis Tho lower skirt
was laid IA accordion picats The long overdresS
was drapcd al each side 10 simulate cornucopao
and al the same time form deep loose folds in front
In the back the gathered skirt hung straight The
round waist was tucked from neck TO belt; on each
tuck ran a tiny vine. each vine was worked with
different shade 70 match those OF the skirt wide
faded pink moirc antique belt forming low pointed
bodice In front. elevated into points which almost
reached tho pit Of the arm then gathered down and
terminated In two long fi.nsed ends in the middle Of
the back. The tucked yelling sleeves were made tight
fitting: on the shoulder and upper arm small pufs
OF SIX wcrc Inserted in the tucks. each OF different
color. 10 match those Of the embrolderics The black
straw hat with immense straight brim, was covered
Inside and ont with long black ostrich feathers The
very low crown was topped with an algrctte bow OF
black ribbon. The plain cream nuns yelling paraso
"a
foliage was thrown the parasol as By accident
The old ivory handle set with stones whose
deadencd cOlors matched those OF Tho dress.
beautiful shades Of chanCcabe tafTetas such as were
worn in the olGcn times. arc now very fashionable
Tho couturlcr Felix. who has always had tho rputa-
ton e making intricate drapcrcs and using the newest
OF s;ufs. shows long OF effective seaside and
cas- no dresses. The following IS beautiful model
finders krt Of electric blue nuns yelling The thckly
gathered front skirt Is loovcd the right side no;
much however, 10 prevent IL from falling straight
On the left TO be in harmony with a gathered panel OF
white yelling trimmed the cd-c with rows Of
old gold ralloon. and which Is correct initiation Of
Creek drapcries Around this falls straight polonasc
Of channeae blue and white tacta with plain panels
placed far back on the sldcs to allow full view
OF The frou, q the shirt The back thcky gathered
on the .ontcd hasquc Of the bodice plain back bodice
the front IS a tigthttng taneia vest. which opens
on nuns yelling folded Ia Grccquc. Tho high neck
band and small are made Of Old gold GALLONS. old
gold GALLONS define the edges % the vest, turn short
around the hips, 'hen trim The dividing limo Of gathered
.ck and Tlan Panels. The tigh-niting tafca sleeves
have upper ruIs cut with shrr in the middle this
sleeve Is fastened above the elbow with GalloOn and
lcncr hcncd with a pleafcd frI OF lace. Tho capoc
10 lie worn with the toilet IS made entirely OF maiden
hair; uft Of fral, almost faded, roses forms the
trimming; and the strings are Of pink ulc The nuns
yelling parasol is covered with gold spanscs worked
in design; gilt handle with knob OF lapisazull.
simple toilet for Young girl Of cream crcpon is
striped with long sprays Of henotrope. Tho whole
srf Is ldlfcd up the waist the plcats lie that the
stripes are on the top. Tho whole corsage lies in
Greek folds crossing each other from right left and
arr confined 10 the waist By very wide green
MORE antique sash ribbon, which, by means Of middle
ard side darts. forms a corsclct, gradually narrowing
as reaches the back, then falling In long ends and
looms The sleeves are Of pHfed crepon, with deep