New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
TRAILING EMPIRE sAsHEs ARE DEEPLY FRINGED
ROSEBUD GOWNS FOR a DEBUTANTE-
THEATRE HATS

Paris. Jan. %. 1900
The elaborate evening coats for which the winter
season IS responsible seem almost entirely follow
The loose sack shape These coats, however, are
made as elaborate as possible by form of trimming
mat enhances the beauty Of the garment without
changing its shape, and by elaborate collars and
cuffs. For instance. the turquoise blue satin that
forms the foundation OF Of these garments IS
half covered with insertions Of black lace figures
through which shows the white satin lining. About
the neck and down the front Of the garment
masses Of blue tulle and white ostrich tips The
usual material chosen is some rich brocade, which
in itself is lovely enough to do away with the
necessity OF any trimming. But in most cases some
embroidery is added.
A simple but effective trimming is follow the
outline Of the brocaded pattern with narrow ribbon
Very striking is pink brocade treated in this way
with black velvet, the velvet being used only TO
form q border about the bottom and up the sides.
This garment has high collar, lined with sable,
and also sable cuffs. The dressmakers consider
black velvet g most elegant foundation for an
evening wrap Of this sort. The velvet may be most
richly trimmed and embroidered and lined with
fancy satin,
While on the subject % wraps it may be well TO
mention novel form OF visiting wrap that has
Just appeared. This is cut in sack shape with
cape sleeves added In the model the material IS
dark green velvet; the collar is lined with sable
On The bust small sable revers, and narrow
bands OF sable edge the rounded fronts Of the sack
me cape sleeves are laLeO the winch also
forms a narrow border about the edge and
covered BY an embroidery OF black chenille.
JAUNTY EFFECTS IN JACKETS.
There are many cape effects popular now. A novel
fancy just turned out by Doueet is pleated blouse
jacket with deep collar attached to it like revers.
The collar IS cut in scallops, and is deep enough
10 cover the shoulders II astens TO the jacket on
the sides with several large buttons
pretty jacket is Of red cloth the collar is
stitched with darker red. and velvet Of the same
shade makes The buttons and high belt that holds
the pleared bodice The bodice opens TO show a
vest Of yellow lace rufies. The skirt with which
il Is worn is also novel The underskirt is pleated
in The bonne femme style. and this is a short
double tunic, stitched and IN points about the
Bottom The underskirt is trimmed by two bands
OF red velvet.
Oddly shaped bows form a desirable trimming:
indeed. taey often give the whole style TO
which otherwise would be most simple. Pink
nousseiine &c sole, finely pleated. makes under
skirt nalf covered By close tunic Of guipure. The
coFsage Is softly draped affair Of the mousseIine
oe sole closing invisibly. On each corner Of the
oeoetage n front Is cluster of red velvet loops,
connected By twisted rope of velvet. This daring
on o. trimming gives decided touch of originality
.olowlns gown viii be found most attractive
t-5--ilg q BOWS: The dress IS made Of Nile green
eairI - sA--L Allsned by deep hounce OF nous
selhe ge s9le Of The same color headed by a band
yoke Of white lace over ping Where the reTers
4 TeJ n front Is placed large bow pink ribbon
6 where e meet the e beit N p Smaller sP
49, some Of the Directoire sashes now so popular
, Slss on ne SIDE with few loops, and, If
MlsAss TWO long fringed ends simple cloth dress
- % A-ale most effective by carefully arranged
"A nest original sash can be used with princess
~ tailc Is slashed in several places about
tHrourb $3.50 tssss. ne sash q soft material is run
5l5-s-5 anu tee with bow and long ends
-55----o- imagine gown OF pink mousseline de
..5re5 ~ I'm 9euDie skirt. finely pleated and
sleeves and the bit OF the pink cnrsspe that shows
turic of veIIoV go s. over this is prlpcess
selles Or slashes four inches deep through which
DIX tulie sash runs n and our and ties in a big
~ 1Ad long ends behind.
= bunch Of evening gowns signed nv FrsIix sug-
- 49, lIeltg ana novel ideas. One gown is
6otf er- stl5ii re trained skirt and corsage
ailftlSva IN deep pleats OF the ''bonne femme"
A.-F- = nigh DirectOire belt Is OF some soft
clo~oss sLl,N stuM most beautifully draped and
S-e-.eers IS dchU collar OF ilmy white lace
bov - -17iislsssly on one side Of the bust with
--os Distinguished air ard II nav also be re-
m mos Fs Z regarded this winter one Of
E,-1lra al : &c material chosen for graceful
80 slti gozn- A draped belt Of gray silk
birh ~ ~'1Ss ne wastline in front. and rises
lo.4s z large bow from which fail large sash
Siit So 49, are heavy with silver embroidery and
iere ----szsc me corsage is draped with white
- l3ere are small close sleeves of the lace.
80 49, ice potion Of the gown Is line OF sable,
- some lew inches above this begins an eab-
49, lect deep pattern done IN silver thread. A
t..t-te-pes gown Of white tulle Is embroidered
~.la the tiniest OF pink roseouds The skirt has
re- Ials panel comes 70 a point at the waist
~ , ~ starts again. hourgass fashion, making
sSstra chains OF roses cover the tops Of the arms
~io Torn the only excuse for sleeves.
PAaIsIAN STAGE GOWNS.
Nine kejane, at the Vaudeville, was not reputed
. De veil dressed actress some years ago but
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