The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

turning toward enCn OtnAr Inc bodice Is llBu.
aIly finished of with q pointed band o! passa-
50 much used With tho yandykcs aid up asalnsi
bodices suppementcd by nigh, chemisettes OF
yokes OF guipure lace or silk in con raetinp
material, but very effective. model is Of tarI,
blue wool with the y9ko and sleeves OF plaid
plaid. There ts also another bodice worn open
In front to exhibit the chemisette down TO the
and front, and sets down closely to the figure.
hooking against the foun lation. And OF course
there Is the open Spencer bodice. now n greater
favorite than ever.
Variety Of form Is less noticeable In London
In skirts than in bodices. but they are not the
less difficult to arrange. Simplicity is always
deceptive and artistic. 1t Ia the hang Of the
skirt that demands the artists touch, and II 1t
is wrong, no saving grace Of picturesque bodice
or wonderful sleeve can make the dress any
thing but dqwdy. The front OF the foundation
skirt should be twenty-five inches at the hem,
plaits, but these seams, taken in at the top.
where the extra fitness is cut away, and the
back is straight piece suffered at the WAIST
tional iulness from the side breadths, make
the back; The side breadths measuring hall a
yard at the hem are u1Rored and fitted ut tho
four inches and then gathered fn with the
eject of nness about tSe waist 20 and Women en
with pretty slender figures have fashion OF
plrinR these skirts at the waist, gathering
ing, the deep facing is made Of horsehair cloth,
draperes which cover This skirt are made to
Iai out gracefully at ne bottom by box.
the bottom Four kinds OF skirts divide pub
nc favor. and SO little variety Is made In even
their smaller details that they, may all be renl-
the simple strai ght skirt. gathered all the way
round but h much more closely at the back and
bon narrow braid or a single fonnce,
The tonrTeau skirt fitted quite plainly in
front and over the hips, and either auted or
arranged in ian pleats meeting in the CEN
tire Of the back. is a style OF skirt very
adaptable to the requirements Of the demi-
paits over the hips, with tho severity Of the
front breariths broken by.a few folds falling
the back breadths plated or gathered. is seen
quite as frequently as any other. and finally
there there is tho double skirt. the upper part cut
one side {? reveal few inches of petticoat.
This double sE5t Is par,icpa,y pleasing
above. for the petticoat and tho c6emisette are
then Of the same material and the bodice and
which is very becoming to slight figures.
The marked revival of the leg O. mutton
tailor-cut, but although it continually grows
larger and higher IT has not yet approached
On one point they are simlar-they are both
cut on the same cross and have only one seam.
them slightly in the old way. and TO cut them
long and gather them horizontally. or use n
band OF extra material across the top. gathered
In the centre to initiate the ancient treatment
- To relieve the mUnotony of dark costumes
FaI[disIan 1SdfeS are wearing scerleE and mari
with open Fronts. The vests have high collars
like gentlemans stock. or are worn with a
crAvst OF the same SILK tied In huge bow
Here is the latest thing In a wedding gown,
which de- pite the MULTIPLICITY OF nuptlal toll:
tlonal color and the trimming rare old lace OF
Is OF poplin lined with satin, and has one cor |
w6 Ts RSSs
Psted1 he iStter lined with lace. lcToss
and wreath OF orange blossoms. while the
Exquisite lace DetIicORt lined with satin. fell
oVeF ruching Of orange blossoms
The latest device OF fashion Is that ladies
shall discard pins aud brooches Of all kinds.
bright silk. These rosettes are seen IN all
shades IN the London shops. not only lor the
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