New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

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puff hanging far down on the arm and utterly in-
dependent Of the shoulder strap-has had It's ir-
fuence on the new sleeve OF the spring. and win
the fchu in vogue. II is not improbable that be.o'e
another season the whole OF the upper arm may
be tightly draped After this II may seem con-
tradction to say that sleeves are broader ana
more deliberately draped than ever: and can only
explain this apparent Inconsistency BY describing
some OF the very newest sleeves In which the
upper part OF the arm IS more fu!ly dehA'd IMAM
II has been for many seasons. \ visiting gown i'F
the spring is OF crepon with SILK thread IN IN"
warp The bodice has short circular yoke OF
yellow satin with butter-coorcd lace over H. Three
rows OF narrow yellow ribbon velvet are run
through the meshes ot tho lace 70 ,orm the chok"r
or crush. The yoke extends over the tops OF thH
arms in the shape OF tight pointed cap and be-
low the sleeve IS built OF the crepon. arranged ih
long loose folds The rest OF the bodice IS oi the
crepon, fashioned after the shape Of the fr'heH
blouse with a single pleat, front ana back.
row OF lace points peeps from under cich e's' ~
the box pleat. The belt IS Of tan leather win
smart gold buckle. This tan crepon seems 10 h'
very popular 1t can always be trimmed with
brown or admit OF the brown accessories 50 Dc
coming 10 most women. Another gown oi IAN
crepon this time with ACE stripe running tarough
H. shows even more novel sleeve. Inc gown -
very simply made with plain skirt ana blouse, ""-
ished by plain straight belt and chok'r OF Ro4'"-
brown satin ribbon, fastening IN the back with the
the square bow and the roset'e. \ tiny I"H OF
yellow lace softens the top OF .he hSh' pain
choker-a pretty. becoming fashion. The blouse
has a yoke OF yellow lace which extends ufh- ara
fat over the tops Of the slceTes The c'eron U.s.
arranged below in much the same manner as IN
the other gown, only on each side o. the Ia'e cap
IS a huge puff of brown satin 'ibbon. TIE 'I''t
from the side is very startling.
very fashionable sleeve. especially pretty for
elk Gowns IS SHRED for several inches a. the top
These sleeves. all tight a; the top $40" q 10" lH'"'
but one which is not universally adopted as yet
Same very modsh gowns are stiIl beng maze WIN
the sleeves laid In crisp fun folds, extending 'ut
-, q ,ovel with the shoulders although a wing Of
lace is generally added 10 increase the eject Oh
breadth There is even another sleeve when Is
suitable for a gown designed to be worn on u'e'
street without wrap, as the sleeve gives inv
gown a cape effect. ! saw this sleeve on Il Hl'i''
made OF changeab.e blue and green SILK lhere was
= oI,ted woke and high fiat eirdle OF black velvet
,i.b vyhte lace figures applqucd on IT, the sleeves
were of the silk and hung loose ana sf"sn' HAe
the sleeves OF d cape. over the tois were H"I'"S
wings OF white lace. The full sleeve reacho1 10
lite below the elbow. and entirely cohcea'ed "e
ebor, tight underseeve. With this gown OF course
,r aloyes must be worn "A very common fashion
I,b parisiennes The couturicre VINO showed
,hir gown remarked that II she were 10 Se'i it 10
New-york she would add long. tight uHHeraI'r'''
- ,lack velvet trimmed with "A niue o. the Ii'e
applique.
American women have never geneiaiy a''P''i
49, rronch administering elaborate street ir'ckS
made with chow sleeves or. what Is so 'oi'"io" Il,
ali French watering places the wearing % '"'' '
bonnets with a lOw-cut gown
have said very little about skirts for they
rarely deviate from the one cut anu III "','o"'
an c,ees are left untrmmed. The hoopsh'rt
.scare" Is being agtated again III America,
ore told The report seems to be IN annual ''-
action and il IS no more true or Paris TINS H'''
nan ~ ,cas last year. or the year Dcioic' P"'"4
49,, ,,n,or vhen the circular skirts soHlc!H''S
.,d . ,,idtb Of e.even and twelve yards, a very
au IT.. was often inserted about the heh.
-. ~, soor Il done this spring or any stlHehlHS
NO -, tho rnohair and silk Innings Inc ideA
- ITO, etsels lengthwise in every scam u
% ~,aro,,s far the very beauty OF these skir's
- ~ .ho sof, natural folds in which they hahS'
- -. os ~ fashion revolyc quickly but II IS very
,,,kelv that the hoopskirt VIII DE 7''" "7'' ~
H. rreeent generation OF women
-, as ,bere are no very marked chaHses' save
A.. .he coJsrette has DISAPPEARED. !" CUT an"
'i'dt ,ho, remain about they were IN 'he
. roocbing TO the waistline or pa'eN Cover
~ .nn .,ho,,e az fancy may dictate =" p'"oe oi
mo uoro,,e we have "A new arrah8eih'". VI INC
~ ,c About the throat there Is ''sn '''iar
- Win several rows Of lace fills "' INN '"'i
''Iou " ,,,che of lace extends around 'h' shoui-
% ,,,,ipy off the tops Of The arms a." - ""o'he'
onisbes the bottom OF the CAPE y ~ 49,, -.
i 20 b.. worn over blouse Win nc '~'Ie'"o
-, sieeve has the shoulders eNten ,u "a,
ne" 80 y, the arms and then three 4uii iu"'cS