New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
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, Paris. August 20
are ready 70 set ideas OF autumn stvIeS g. -
summer gowns made for the big racing 1zoe, -
the watering places. although OF the .Li,re-+ -
sheerest materials are the best indications of new
IDEAS. By August the early summer ideas IN &c.
,nc -,usIias seemingly out OF dste. ., Is,s+ -.
raondsine demands some novelties in This line h.
fore she IS ready 70 consult as 70 autumn ars
winter frocks.
French eressrnake-s are curiously divided - -
the moment when they shall show ideas for the
,ontng season Places that make big bfa 4o~
wholesale trade or for the trade Of dressn,al-srs
ana buyers from across the Atlantic mt s,,+,,,,
models the market by the middle of Tujz s,6
there is also al this tine OF the year a large
spr.nEIng or American women Who wish to rro
ode themselves with gowns for the coming season
other places. norcezbly some OF the world famous
ones the Rue de u PAX. prefer 70 give their
sttenIon II midsummer TO carrying out private
orders from their many customers Ct Newno--
7-rouv.Le and the round OF famous watering pls,ss
and practically refuse TO interest themselves IN
winter gowns for some weeks hence or 10 speak
suthorts lively winter fashions. IN fac despite
the prevailing idea that French d-essrnskers are
always overkeea TO book al order. customers are
even turned away daily from certain places on the
rlea that the winter fashions have not yet been
formulated
from what the wholesale dealers IN materials
have show and from what tie model makers
rave already set Up Tor the use oS visiting Auer1-
n vhat IS going TO be wor, and this supplemented
With new ideas coming IN thin srurrs makes IT
Easy FOR any 10 order gowns now that will be IN
s.yle for months ahead. Tbs 6ress1nzke.s say that
they going 70 make many hrrec Directoire and
Louis XIV Jackets OF viewer 10 be worn with skirts
Of fancy wool and Six ana one sees lovely expres
sioas Of these same IDEAS - laces, English en-
aro6e-y and embroidered thin stutts. They make
100 great point OF silk gowns for the winter but
uothi-g is more fashionable 81 the moment than
the beN5tching little trocks OF white ard light col
cred tsfetss worn 81 shore resorts
TIE following gown Is one that IN different color
q material can easily stand for al autumn model
ne material is ecru Fclle loosely woven mounted
ove- white silk The skirt has e straight front
apron boroered by : deep. turned-in pleat, and Is
hung from the waist about the hips and n the
hack II snail knife pleats stitched down for few
inches Down the turned-in side plests that is
bordering the apron, and continued about the hem
Of the gown is zgzsg block pattern done n
white z1oha.- braid about e third Of a inch vida
The blouse bolero has the same trimming about
he shoulders and down the sides, but II mas q
reversible front that may be worn open 10 show e
particularly exquisite embroidery il japanese blues
The revers are edged with RULES OF VaIenctennes
which show when they are worn closed The IN
6ervest and choker are OF tucked white linen.
The sleeves are slightly short. that IS the deep
cuH which starts q little below the elbow stops a
couple o. inches above the wrist The Gun is made
q japanese embroidery framed n stitched bands
cf wolfe and Elohair braid. and is edged with tiny
ruchtngs q lace Although the cur close to the
arm II receives broad eject by Of e falling
tab about which the lace is carried and which IS
attached 10 the cuff proper oy 6 fancy button The
painted belt OF white silk closes little CT the side
With three CT these buttons.
Belts 90 not seem so high they were earlier n
TIE season but they ars very pointed on the lower
edge and extend 8 little down from the vaistline-
This gives the long tzperiag. pointed waist fer
which the revival q the LOUIS XVI modes are
responsible
gown OF elaborate batiste embroidery. Irish