New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
Fancy Furs and Novelties,

ably design imported from America and may
have some connection with Cuba and Rough
Riders" I, is not worn by a nice class 81 Part
SLAMS AMI IT'S adoption {. hardly worth mention
save for the fact that what IS worn I'm Paris Is
so often reported in America as Paris FASH
ions"
hairy stuff coarse and IN texture Ike tiger
skin - used now for belts. and promises 70 10
an important feature I'm trimmings as the season
progresses II IL used on cloth gowns and
most effectively on silk waists and corsages for
the evening An evening gown Of blue brocade
seen last night at the opera had n tight corsage
Of this fur In yellow stredked with black Inc
tnic ovorlrcss was edged with chiffon covered
with lace ncrustations and tiny Ines Of black
velvet The effect was lovely The wearer was
really the centre Of attraction partly because the
gown was really beautiful and partly because the
dress circle at the opera Is still desert AT the
frat performance Of "Valpere' this season there
were not half dozen striking toilets m me
house one gown had sleeves OF velvet ropes
arranged az lattice work They were decidedly
effective and It IL safe 70 sav thar sleeves ~ inns
kind will be extensively used during the winter
CONCERNING WINTER FASHIONS.
The dressmakers are beginning to speak more
definitely concerning the winters fashions. In an
interview with well known authority on such
respondent:
.There T. 10 BE- = small revolution IN skirts.
assure yor The close fourreau has become r'dicu-
lous and Will be replaced with some funess Inc
STYLE has become vulgarzed, and our clients DE-
n,and = change Double skirts, yes, and perhaps
little drapery but on that point am oonVuuA
The rrpire effects will be prominent Nalen-
ciennes will be fashionable as trimming Tor
unen collars Of fine tuckns and embroidery. The
figure must he kept very slender and suppe
Some of tho models shown by this same au-
thority perhaps better illustrate her ideas gown
Of blue crepon has the tunic trimmed with oahos
~ black and white silk. The came silk. first fold
~ HACK and then one " white mokes a high
Directoire belt Above this is short bolero with
deem collar II fine white lawn and vaen'ennes
The vest IS of the black and white folds Inc
tsrlc Of q second dress Is a.i ell about in rather
small box pleats This tunic Is the same lens'h
ba,t and front and falls Just below the knees,
rather .rylng fashion TO wear. The maternal -
q Main bluo cloth. with a blue and green brocai'd
elk making tho unaerskirt The cloth forms the
bodice and also cars ihe hrocaded sieN ~ ~.
bodice has Two box p.eats on each side I'D ii2nii
and q narrow vest Of Nile green panno emhfo ief'i
with black There are $50 four noN pl'dN ~
hinI and a. stitched band takes tn" place OF
Seat and simple is costume Of red and nd, blacE
checked wool The tunic closes on inc sac q ~
is finished with double stitched bands OF the stun
Tn. noloro is short "o~g- 60 o. .',r ''"' 3d. Tx
isted IN the same way. Red velvet maNes hlsn
dr,.1j Ielt and "A cravat tying with four donkey
ears uhi,r 'i ,,i and ffective walking costume.
a.. ~ ,ttirt ie c.t I'm ono piece bat tunc H. sug-
geste,l iy "a pointed trimming made 0i uIlt oti.''
70 olatr- black gray ami white. The same Trim
~ io.e no Ion collar thar almost covers the
mlis eng W. i,,,,o .tit, Groiy furkod buttons
odire ,yh red crystal buttons About The
chOhet l0 % "'t. ~, n.,.ifn ho1d effect occurs on
han5.ome visiting gown q almond green cloth
The hhH'l-htt y tl non ana NOR. nl.ats
i'n.c aiaa, The bottom and u9 The
front under me 'io'hE "ri.i ,r,l .i,.ies 90.
in ch.nl,e N ,"," ,if ,o,,r4 ,he Shoulders snd
runs H'Hn ,, e. of ,ha' ,ofn laid fu small
Irf,., ,i.~hos 9Th white The p.eat.d cloth forms
t1e si0.'' =, 'N '...,fr o.i.rh .s Urel With