| Show THE LATEST FASHIONS elegant Klee int and comfortable day and evening toilets To lleta cloth redin redingote 0 to costumes are orna in many ways but layers ol of scalloped hands bands of cloth are perhaps in most fashionable style of trimming the bands are arc in the same or in different colors and form a very light and pretty garniture like rows of leaves falling one over the other again these costumes if of light hued cloth are ornamented with a kind of network of fine bead embroidery which is employed for the plastron or yoke the collar pockets and pare ments an irregular fringe of balls or pear shaped drops is ia sometimes Bom eUmes added to these ornaments A long long polonaise of pompadour peau de on a I 1 pale pink ground is 13 lovely for eveah evening wear tins this polonaise is draped from the shoulders and fastened diagonally 0 from the ri right 0 ht shoulder to th the e left hip the fronts open here over a lare lace skirt mounted on a pink satin foundation skirt bordered with a plaiting A narrow coquille drapery ending 0 in a i point tipped with a pink eric tassel falls like a sash end over the lace skirt and ribbon bows aro are placed on the shoulders and on the left hip the corsage open front and back is 13 filled in with a draped of lace mounted on a lace collar in many handsome costumes most noticeable are the panels formed by bt different styles of plaiting one lancy fancy which is best for skirts of faille or moire silk consists of a panel of narrow deep close plaits terminating a rather more than half way down tho the skirt and falling c thence in a full unrestrained mass pend ants or loops of ribbon mark the line where the plaits end and loops of ribbon a cascade of lace or some material of different texture ind and color spring k from beneath the loose end ol of the panel and fall to tho the edge of the skirt exquisite dresses for evening 0 wear show a panel of gauze or lace ornamented with loops of ribbon sprays of flowers or the lovely plumes of feathers the newest box plaited panels are folded to the edge where they are cut in swallowtail swallow tail tall shape a fan plaiting of silk or lace emerging c from the spaces thus cut in the velvet or plush plaited panels in some soine models for midwinter the ends of the plaits orna dented with fue fin with or bead or with fine embroidery the plaits may also be separated through ont or divided at the ends only ind and each grait ait divided into a cup three of these plaits with it a small space between them placed on each side of a skirt form very stylish panels most convenient to ladies who have partly worn or outgrown waists is the fashion of wearing c a corsage in different material fro from na that coimin forming 0 the skirt skirl for theater opera and dinner some most beautiful bodices are made of it n richly colored velvet or plush handsomely embroidered all around with gold old bronze and colored beads and are ocene opened d in front over a plastron of silk or satin entirely covered with the same embroidery the neck forms a small V and is ia edged round with a small bled medicis icis collar of the embroidered velvet lined with the embroidered silk to match the plastron elbow sleeves of the same embroidered velvet are made quite tight to the arm and from the elbows to the wrists wide full sleeves of the embroidered silk or satin and gathered into the wrists by gold bracelets this bodice which is partly venetian and partly asiatic in style is made in all colors but in light shades the plastron should be of a different color than that of the bodice itself pule pale green reen velvet for instance may have a cream colored plastron and for a pa pale ale blue bodice nothing can be prettier 1 than a silvery gray while with bodice of garnet plush pale pink is per lovely ladies home journal |
