iss muslin, and the emhroidered edge iswrought on the same. The trimming is of blackvelvet ribbon, figured in blocks and stripes. Figs. 2 and 3.—New shape and style of em-broidery for collars and cuffs. The; points in front, and the single spray of work in the cor-ner, with a neat row of stitching… … we give the latest, that is to say, one of thelatest and best styles. The shape of the sleeves,cuffs, collar, and general model of the garment,will be found unexceptionable. Where uprightcollars are preferred, they are straight andnarrow, rounding at the chin. Figs. 5 and 6.—Styles of combination,…
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