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Peterson's Ladies National Magazine March 1883 (1883)

Charles J. Peterson · leaf 63

An illustration from Peterson's Ladies National Magazine March 1883, 1883, leaf 63
he back drapery, under J the ends made by the looping of the fronts of the \ which edges the cape, collar, and cuffs, are of polonaise. This model is only suitable for a \ heavy material for the polonaise. The ends which turn back and form the drapery, must be lined with the same silk, or else with… … No. 7. satin for the ruffles of the skirt, and eight to ten ! yards of Ottoman silk will be required. No. 6.—For a little girl of five years, we have | a stylish paletot of hussar-blue cloth, braided in ; soutache. The edge is cut out in tabs, as a bat- tlement. Tollar and sleeves are also braided.…

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