Paris fashions for September, 1861. 1. Walking Dress. Robe of organdi, having twelve narrow tucks arranged above a rather wide hem...The dress is high-necked, the corsage...trimmed with graduating frill-braces. Waistband of white watered silk ribbon, ornamented with wild flowers, of which the tour-de-tete of the white chip bonnet is also composed. 2. Dress for a Little Girl. Pink gaze de Chambery frock, the skirt with a flounce composed of plaits surmounted by a silk ruching. The corsage is d?collet?, and at the top of the plaited chemisette is a narrow ruching...Black chenille net. 3. Evening Dress...of pale grey grenadine, with seven flounces edged with a roll of corn-coloured silk...Leghorn bonnet, with yellow roses...Fig 4. Toilette de Campagne for a Young Person. Light blue silk gauze dress, the skirt ornamented at the bottom with a silk ruching, surmounted by a Greek ruched trimming...The corsage is flat, round-waisted, square-necked, and furnished at the top with a ruching. Jockey sleeve, trimmed with two rows of silk ruching. Organdi chemisette, plaited, and with narrow Parisian collar. Silk waistband, with long ends falling behind. Silk net. Leghorn hat, trimmed with a large flat feather and a bouquet of roses. From "Illustrated London News", 1861.