Dress of Parma violet silk, trimmed with ruffles of a lighter shade, also black velvet ribbon and.braiding.122 THE BARCELONA. [From the establishment of G. Brodie, 51 Canal Street, New York. Drawn by L. T. Voigt, from actual articles of costume.] … . ,T}\is. beautifnl variety of the most favored style of pardessus is drawn from a black cloth Itis laid in two flat plaits, commencing at the neck—at the back—and then fall free before theyreach the depth of the waist. The sleeves are arranged to correspond. Macaroons are emmovedas ornaments upon…
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