top and opens towards thebottom ; it is close-fitting behind and over the hips, and behind falls a short skirt scalloped at theedge and ornamented with braid. The sleeve, open at the end, is scalloped and trimmed in thesame manner. J he skirt has four rows of braiding, with the scallops turned… … Conspicuous among the Parisian novelties of the season, and to all appearances destined toproduce a change amounting to revolution in ladies costume, is the Garibaldi shirt, which can behad in printed flannel, merino, muslin de laine, printed cambric, foulard, or pique. In shape andpattern it is…
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