New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25
FASHION NOTES.

A very pretty Jacket called the English walk
ing-ackc; is tigh-hehtng. and is cut snort on tho
hips only little longer than the bodice o. 'he
dress A fur edging. and coat revers ana conan,
give ii the look Of an cute, m Very becoming
10 youthful. figure and would be paru'""'''
suitable for a skating costume
slashed cloth bodices over velvet are among the
novel effects OF this season. and are very P''ui
esoue II well cut. To Illustrate the idea, imagine
a perfectly-cut tight-fitting velvet lining bas'er
with the face side toward the cloth when forms
the outside After fitting the latter Is cut hfs' III
a V-shape from neck 10 waist. 'front.' ana "'ch'
Next another V is cut on either side from the
shoulder To- lust below the bust in front and Just
below the sboulderblades behind, IN. a. ~
waist This will give the effect of two Goth
straps the shoulder. uniting IN son" h mne
under the arms The cloth sleeves are also cul so
as TO show the velvet from the shoud,h ns% hicb ia
siashed SO as to lea we the ve.vet exposed on '"e
straight inner side Of the sleeve
For theatre waists. accoriion-pleated ch''oh
s sometimes used instead OF the velvet WIN
charming results. \ pretty example is OF ba'h
o,n,h With mink chiffon Another example Of this
affect has the Goth cut surplicc-fashon. but WIN
nm, folds crossing smoothly and fastening AT 'he
side under a velvet belt The cloth Is cut oH, at
the shoulders and under the arms "a oa'h me ann material
on the shoulders, the res, OF ne uPhv,, rns ,ye
ne be ARG puis Of the sleeves which gathered
a. a. Geen cloth cuff at the elbow. The skirt -
made perfectly plain and very narlns
The bib waist" is also a novelty ana ~ exceed
ipgIv pretty particularly for young girls III '"''
n.t,ern the cloth Is cut square, PACK anu ""'
and also ON the shoulders around the arihhoi'S
a,viog very much the effect Of PIP hpion, VIZ, 81,
s ,r's .snecia ly as the front which IS silShtE
osfhered is without opening except u'"e' NV
ero,s Inc rest OF the waist beng OF VelNeI
podtces are finished at the waist WIN TWO ha'
= folds Of velvet, forming belt about an INC"
,d (which is fastened with "A long mario" DO"
-, ,h same width, drawn togc.htr by Il sH'a
sa,,rs buckle or an elongated buckle front ana
49, Another finish s TO have Iosettes 81
web The collar the back showing only me P, ,
US or also finished with rosette. the "uS' '''''
hhnwever being invariably narrow.
one of the newest patterns in sleeves mas d
.,,,cbed-down box -pait from the neck 10 ,ne
.a,,,d.r where 1t develops into one Of the ioids
." ,,,o sI.ev,. which says very much toward 'he
rou Al last II appears that people VII" S'o'''e
eioo" ore % have their innings. after many
80. verdict IN favor OF the squaie-cu,, , ,inrad
yeas ,ooking figures which have been cohv ~ ar
inaus a'Sinnable type OF beauty Tor so long.
.ne have curves ringlets, ana an thr o'r mr.
W no ,a hack again they say ~ se.'is snfter
gr,s that there should be a revival VI in '
cu IiUt charms In this age OF efnahc'pa"o"'
,, ..cv.r,pa" o. the New-york shops ~ no. d
NV .,.an,bemum; IL is simply ne" co''"'
nc" -, the hack and at the sides Inc Nv"
"hseu r. made OF velvet. silk or satin; ana , are
cLai ,man,ed with golden or ~ sbades OF
oInsmen ~ found in cerise ma)enta Pare sra also
iney green and other coiors, ,, uhicb is q
empire MORE velvets. satin antique ~'''" ="