Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
FASHION NOTES.
what Ladies Are Wearing Here
and other Places.

what Ladies Are wearing Here
and Other Places.
Broad fringe and embroidered or in.
terwoven galoons are the most liked
among the very many trimmings now
worn.
Red is more fashionable than green
this season, but green has not outlived
its popularity.
The Partisan artist Worth is intent
upon introducing the corsage laced or
buttoned in the back.
Contrasting colored bodices are az
much liked as ever for dressy house
wear.
Diadems of fruits or flowers will re-
place the much.reviled hat at theaters.
Brown and gray are favorite colors for
street wear.
Brilliantine will be a popular dress
fabric the coming season. The new
brands are silk finished and fall in
lustrous folds, which quality renders
them particularly suitable for straight
skirts and directoire redingotes.
Pretty afternoon dresses of cashmere
and camel's hair are made very effective
by the use of velvet or heavily repped
ribbons, these being more favored for
such decorations than MORE or fancy
ribbons of any sort.
One nof the prettiest millinery
fancies is OF the velvet butterflies on a
gold foundation for the wings, in which
are set imitation jewels matching the
color Of the velvet. Then the ewes OF
the insects are of small imitation dia-
monds.
The novelty in the newly imported
goods are those with Jour (open work.
EN- broidered borders. Very effective re-
suits are produced by com bining light
borders on dark backgrounds and dark
borders on light grounds.
Heliotrope will be the color of the win.
ter in all the beautiful old tiuts and MANY
new ones, from the lilac and dehlia
through violet and reddish-purple and
Persian mauve. Next it in favor came
yellow and pale yellowish flame. Rad
dyes from rose to damask and crimson,
green, and pink run through high class
millinery.
| graceful garment, quite new in
style, to be worn over al accordian.
plated house dress, is made of velvet
lined with either contrasting or har
monizing color. 1t has a zouave from,
and is sleeveless, and is finished with
long directoire coat-tails at the back. 1t
is called the "directoire Slip" and pu,
on over dainty gown rich effect is
given at moderate expense, for the slit
can be made of five yards CT velvet.
Long sleeves to DO lined with silk sno
worn with silken undersleeve are yer,
picturesque. These sleeves are for house
dresses, made 30 long as to reach the
foot OF the dress. Many of them arc
composed of one breadth of silk OF
velvet and shirred close to the arm fol
about three inches at the top and Their
let to fall open quite to the feet, there
being undersleeves of thinner material
They are a little theatrical, but very
picturesque.
With the ehort, pulled sleeves, round
WASTED bodices, and befrilled skirts, 8
| by..gone fashion of dressing the hair is
being attempted by quite young women
Little curls in cluster are arranged al
each side Of the head, kept back by the
little side combs. with jeweled or fancy
tops, used in old days, while the rest Of
the hair is combsd upward aud plated
or coiled in crown at the top of the
head. 10 some faces this style is be-
coming, especially if few feathery curle
are carried across the forehead, in the
style OF King Charles beauties.
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