Peterson's Ladies National Magazine March 1883 (1883)
Charles J. Peterson · leaf 61
252 EVERY-DAY DRESSES, GARMENTS, ETC. large bow of two loops and ends, of wide satin j the deep-kilted flounces. The depth of the kilts or Ottoman ribbon. Folds of the cashmere trim must be determined by the height of the wearer. the waist and form the cuffs of the sleeves; but These flounces are… … No.3. sleeves should be made demi-long, and trimmed j with a plaited ruffle to match the skirt. Fourteen | yards of cashmere will be required, and three ] dozen yards of lace edging. No. 3—Is a costume for either the street or j house. Our model is of Havana-brown cash- j mere, braided with…
