The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-09
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| sarieties
A coat should now b. left unbuttoned, 50
| As to show the vest.
I'm Paris overcoats are cut loose and lined
with flannel in large checks.
Three and four button getaways are proper
for morning wear and half dress.
Spring overcoats OF genuine Donegal home
spun are a late and sensible Anglonaniac
fad
The clumsier made-up scarf is now tied
the better. as long as the effect is original and
artistic.
A four button cutaway Of black diagonal
has been introduced with favor by grooms
at recent day weddings
A hollow cane will soon appear upon the
market, in the cavity of which will be In
serted set of poker chips.
a new white waistcoat is made for wear
without laundering or starching. 1t Is
sponged tailor fashion when sciled-
As yet no commission has been appointed
10 ask the dude if he prefers electricity to
strangulation by modern neckwear.
It is as bad form in England TO wear
derby hat with a frock or cutaway tail coat
as il is 70 wear a high hat with jacket.
A frock coat is never called a Prince Al
bert in England Shirt cuffs there are
wristbands and undershirts are vests"
Poole's new spring oyercoat hangs straight
and full Ia the back like n box coat, and
showing no waist line does not appear to fit.
New cheyiots for trousers arc out in bulk.
A neat gray or brown check or stripe Is Il
rood selection If tho coloring IS not too loud
Among various new and nobby special
garments is yachting coat Of cream white
nannef bound with an inch and q half navy
blue braid
A dude in one Of the new English flannel
tennis suits looks like an animated checker
board IL is unnecessary to further describe
the pattern,
A great quantity of goods OF a decided yel-
low shade, in some cases running into a
sickly taffy color, have been muie up as
spring suitngs.
A well regulated imagination must recoh
with horror from some OF the barbaTIc COM
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It is now possible to make.
4 number Of svels have lately had made
up what is known as ''Raining in London
trousers They have tho bottoms neatly
turned up and stitched in place.
4 new scarf is made in tho form Of a nut
ton chop. Laid across the stripes OF rcd
cross barred eridron shirt it has an appetiz-
ing appearance beyond description
Gloves are not worn to dinner parties, the
tbeater and concerts and receptions, nor arc
they kept on during n call, but 1t is proper to
wear them ut balls, in the streets and travel
ing.
New cotton hose, says an exchange, have
rainbow ankle stripes on tan ground, with
ribs and feet OF darker shade while Isle
thread shows maltese crosses on mode OF
black grounds.
SuspendeIs are to be found TO match the
color Of every fancy shirt sold \ swell
wardrobe cannot be without six to Il dozen
pairs Of these useful articles in various de
grees Of elegance.
4 DELIGHTFULLY."- soft and silky new stun for
fancy coatings is called "Angora" 1t comes
in checks. stripes and mixtures of several
shades broken with hair limo Of third
color, generally red.
4 dressy looking summer costume that Is
growing in favor IS made up Of coat and
trousers Of fluffy dead black material, very
LIGHT in texture and worn with white
waistcoat. The wearer always looks cool.
.'Loungingn jackets are made III various
Hgbt cloths handsome Scotch mixed
tweed is thus utilized with effect. Most or
these arc made with four or five buttons,
which are not used, and long, rolling col
lar.
The correct trouser is eighteen and half
iuche, at the knee and from seventeen and a
half to eighteen at the bottom for average
height. This is called the peg top style, and
measurements may be suited 70 individual
build.
The swallowtail coat has undergone some
slight alterations. There is now no longer
any stitching or binding on the edge Il1
sleeves are larger. to admit OF carrying the
handkerchief, which iG no longer worn inside
the yest.--Clothier and Faraisher.
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