Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
FASHION NOTES.

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FASHION NOTES.
Gloves are in great variety this season.
not SO much i'll material us in shane and
style.
Despite all predictions to the contrary.
the Dircctoirc rcdingotc will be MS popu-
lar rs ever.
Many Of the new plaids are in two
colors, and also in several shades Of d
single color
Very striking plails have silk sur.
lace thrown up above soft wool
Foundations, most Of them in Madras
colors
White silk and ncc parlsols have nm
air that is not truly rural, but which il
Incoming to light and jaunty costumes
nevertheless
Barbc dc Cluny is a new lace for trim.
ming dresses. 1t may be had in black
or white, heavy or light. 1t has not
straight edge but is scallopcd on both
sides.
Black gowns arc generally relieved
with touches of color here and there.
Embroidery in soft, dull cashmere tints
Is the best thing whcrcwith TO brighten
them.
foreign contemporary makes note of
Dircctoirc costume Of stone gray cloth.
on which n hundred yards of real silver
braid had been worked up in floral de
signs.
The Vatican flat of fine, yellow Leg
& Inns ,,...1 L..
ut the back, with many dents and bends
and big wreath of flowers, is the hat of
the season.
Waistcoats will be almost dc rigucur
with wash gowns this season and are
made removable SO as to let the pretty
silk or cambria skirt now and then come
to the front.
Many ultra fashionablcs have complct
SUITS OF underwear to match each cos
TUNE. either matching the color of the
dress or Of the ribbons with which it is
trimmed
The handsome trained rcdingotcs
made TO wear with skirts of different
color and stuff, must be lined either 10
match the skirt or else with n color in
harmony with it,
The Princess Of Wales appeared Mt
Sandown races all in one color. hat
boots, gloves, gown, and with straight
skirt, falling without steel pad, puff.
ruillc or lurbclow, to her feet.
blouse waist which fits the jiy,Ire
perfectly has n number of fine plaits nj
the back, which converge nj the waist.
and also on each side of the front. The
collar and belt are also tucked in fine
rows.
Where well used, trimmings are as Of.
fcctivc as the narrow feather edge, baby
ribbon so much used upon lace hats and
bonnets. 1t needs light, yet firm hand
ling, lacking which the result is fairly
appalling.
Of the fifty white stufTs now TO be
found on the counters of large houses,
quite the newest and most unique is silk
muslin enwovcn with single threads OF
white wool, or else embroidered with the
same substance.
The shades of old rose continue TO
multiply, and appear in rich fabrics of
every description. They arc most clrcc-
tive when blended with primrose, dark
ruby, Persian mauvc, rcscda and the
deeper rose tints.
Graceful little English jackets, the
complement of simple walking dresses,
are made in most cases with elegant fancy
vests, though occasionally the bodice OF
the gown initiates waistcoat underneath
the cutawny jacket.
Small fruits of every description appear
among the hat and bonnet garnitures
The fruits are mingled with folds of net
and platings of black lace on large Drec-
toirc round hats, toques and capotes of
SHRED black tullc.
For very young ladies are fichus com
posed OF extra wide sash ribbons. These
arc joined diagonally at the middle of the
back, crossed in front with few plails
to conform them to the figure, and knot
ted at the waist behind.
Very young ladies wear fichus which
are made of extra wide sash ribbons.
They are joined diagonally at the middle
Of the back and cross in front, where n
few plaits fit them to the figure, and arc
knottcd at the waist line ut the back
Among the novelties in dress fabrics
for the season arc ladies' cloths with
woven stripes along the sewage. Black
is the usual color for these borders, two
stripes, one four and one two inches
wide, upon blue, green or rust. colored
loths, being especially stylish.