The Delineator Magazine - August 1890
Front Cover, The Delineator, Butterick Publishing Company, Vol. XXXVI, No. 2, August 1890. GGA Image ID # 19fa22bf2d
The August 1890 issue of the Delineator featured an expanded, illustrated section of our remarks on Current Fashions. Additional areas included Styles for Misses and Girls, Hats and Bonnets, and Stylish Lingerie.
A Monthly Magazine of Fashion, Culture, and Fine Arts. Each issue contains illustrations and descriptions of Current and Incoming Styles for Ladies, Misses, and Children, articles on the newest Dress Fabrics and Novelties in Trimmings, and representations of the latest ideas in Millinery, Lingerie, and Fancy-Work. In addition, there are papers by practical writers on the Household and its proper maintenance and a selection of entertaining and instructive reading on the Elgancies of Life.
Contents
- Remarks on Current Fashions
- Styles for Misses and Girls
- Styles for Boys
- Illustrated Miscellany - Hats and Bonnets
- Stylish Lingerie
- Dressmaking at Home
- Artistic Needlework
- Styles for Gentlemen
- Midsummer Dress Materials
- Fashionable Trimmings
- Midsummer Millinery
- Midsummer Dinners
- Brawn Work
- Ladies' and Misses' Riding Garments
- Incidents and Accidents: Chapter 3--Fractures and Dislocations
- How to Live Wisely, Chapter 15: Advice for Warm Weather
- Studies in Fine Arts No. 18: Tapestry Painting (Continued)
- Tea Table Talk
- Cordials and Fruit Syrups, Etc. Chapter IV: How to Make and Use Them
- Pictures of Southern Life No. 2: Along a Country Road
- Rambles among Books
- Character Sketches No. 6: Some Summer Boarders
- Friendship
- Publishers' Department
