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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 347, 1 August 1885, Page 8

FASHIONABLE COSTUMES. | /f fflHli '^ C^^^l '' 'JS \ : (That .have not yet -appeared in the windows of our. enter- tt\ 9 if" lllf'ffffl ikV^'v. M Iwl "NEGLIGE" for breakfast made in Najpore rSMffi^^ ra iSa II \\ \ \\N^^l>Sk^ ! -s^~~ silk of an artistic shade of coral pink, dainty I\\ 11\\ \\\ fflm^^ trimmings of lace around the edges, full soft sleeves of i^S^^^^^rf/^S^^B > — 1 IV i vi\\\\ \ /fllMl I silk. With this is worn a simple little skirt of Madras "^^m^^^^f^^^ • '■ H-^ 1 -' Wll iut\\\ I f \l\ \ 1 muslin, the hem frilled with lace. (2). A tennis dress vJ^^R^^S^^^^W 11^ \ll\m\ II ll\\\ \\ I 1 of "Umritzur" cashmere, the bodice made after the * vjj '~^^---F' • \l|W\ \\ fli lill\ lif llu design of a countryman's smock-frock, skirt composed ~~~— x"t^ 111 \W \ 111 \ II I mHllll-l^^ of long graceful drapery, with smockwork and em- •'V^iiJ^JPv?^ 6fcA ~~~^S^ = ~ I'l\ v v \f iH il wUllffl^^^ broidery repeated, A less expensive material, named /dK^ '^^-—-fiQr" 1* I ' %, I\l \ U\ fj§§F=£ cotton gauze, made in this style looks cool and charming. 'Jt a/**~ ?r * v ' r^^ ::; |^| 1 \ v^\ *lA \^|fM : (8). This is a sweet design for a ohild, in Najpore silk Jt ~cis3 ::: ""B1 J V (l^l **• \^^l^^ffl or Arabian cotton, the skirt drawn in at the waist with «»^ V^ <$T& a -^^^3^"' l^^^ M » \\\ «^v^ *^^m li honeycomb smockwork. A soft lace collar completes — r -^^l "" flb^^|?/rS^^^SV^»^x^^^ the littie frock, (4). Elegant drapery, adapted from *^ >^ jurtV^^^V^MJ^^N^^^C^^S the Greek in Tussore silk, hand embroidered in flame >i^ t^^lL— M| JWT^l^^^^j? 1