eeve Nos l I and 15, thoughnot in true style, show its Influence, while No it i>taken from the Louis stvles \,, 11, is seen on some ofthe plainer blouses, while Nos. II, 12, 13 and 1* are allpopular stvles foi reception and di vns. The puff SEPARATE SKIRTS. all] well foitill. • Mil has something… … Artistic Gown of crepe de chene, showing thefashionable mode of gaugeing in Pans. various pleated effects. The> define the waist and and from there they widen down There is no lb the skirts as now made, and as much width is introduced as is consistent with the price of the skin \.. B and !l are…
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