Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
New Camei's Hair Materials. Piaids, Com
binations-Fur in Millinery.

New Camei's Hair Materials. Plaids, Conn
binations-Fur in Millinery.
The peculiar finish and coloring dis
played in camels hair materials for
fall and winter wear are really remark
able. Immense plaids in soft, rich col
ors traverse a somber ground. with tine
roughest possible finish; shaggy hairs,
often an inch and half long, lying
loose on the surface or curled over into
loops, as the case may be, while the
squares average ten inches. A popular
design is furry stripe an inch wide of
contrasting color, blue or brown or vice
versa, and near this stripe, at intervals
of 4 few inches, is placed an oval figure
the size of n hens egg, shading into a
lighter color on the inside, and from
which long hairs depend. The same
general idea of stripes dotted with
squares, oval designs of all sizes, fig
ure resembling n maltese cross, as well
as bourette fieckings and tuftings in
haphazard intervals and patterns, pre-
vail TO great extent Where the
largest plaIds are seen cOlors seem to
melt into each other almost impercept-
Ibly, the astrachan finish lending addi-
tlonal sOftness. Sharp contrasts are
noticeable IN the clan plaIds, which
will be much worn this winter, especl-
ally by young people. For those who
will not adopt conspicuous material,
cheviOt IN rough finish, with rich but
quiet combinations of color, will prove
"a tower of strength" Bannockburn
tweed is another attractive fabric, DOS
sessIng utility as we'll az beauty, and for
general morning wear, shopping, etc,
will divide honOrs with the lOng-estab-
Ilshed cheviots.
In contradistinctiou to all these rough
goods, comes q material in all quiet
colors with a Henrietta ground, on
which are woven beautiful, delicate
braid patterusin harmonious cOlorings.
Another novelty is an independent
piece OF goods, about two and q half
yards in length, generally Of mbOssed
or embroidered velvet, containing the
Outside half of each sleeve, belt and
collar, the remainder OF the costume to
be made up Of perfectly plain material.
CONVERSATIONS
viii be generally employed again IN
much the same style as during the past
season. Entire costumes Of fluffy plalds
will be seen, and others OF plaid COM
bined with plain goods. No indication
e vet gwen OF puffings and lOopings, as
novelties described are too heavy
and rich 20 admit Of anything IN that
direction. Sleeves viii remain full and
high on the shoulder. with numerous
notifications regarding size and prna-
mentatiOn. 4 new sleeve sappearcd, +,
looking Just ike n deep frIl set in the
arm-hoe and falling % the eibow-a
style extremely becoming % slender
figures. Fan pleahng 0f six vii be
used n the skirts of caneIs hair cos
TUNES. introducing thereby lghtness
and VARIETY. the silk harmonizluC with
the most prominent color in material.
important inuovstiousha have taken place
IN colors. and hehotrope iu en- its
shades must be assigned a foremost
position. Nile green VIII be as popular
as such trying color ever can he, while
forest green. russet brown m several
shades. aud dark blue viii D. general
fav1rltes Turquoise h.ue - another
desirable addition. and the advent of
solferIno k confidentsly pred ctsd.
yellow viii be very little used except
in combination with black crimson And
old rose remain popular - = im.tet
extent.
TT WrTEfNEnEs
Black does not play the Important part
that has done for two seasons u3st.
0f course there must always ~ good
f sy proportion Of black. bot lt = nov In
comparative lnggr 6cance. FnrfF
beavers With very large hrlms twsfei
nto various Shapes. Vii match the
r0ugh csmel's bar goods, ard tfits
With moderately fsrng bru'ss in Me
green. bel otrope ar8 brown. VII p
asei by The score TWo or tnree new
shapes fer the vouthfai have srpoare1
light coiorea fslts ere 4 stn zfl1srI1g e
Characters of one = rather faf
hcvl crown WITH brIn turning d0Tn-
wards. and n direct opposition a1otaf r
shape vita moderately d8ung er'na,