Ten pages of illustrated fashion and needlework plates from the July 1860 issue of Godey's Lady's Book. They include a hand-colored outdoor fashion scene, embroidery patterns for chemises, children's drawers, shirt fronts and a handkerchief, a glove box, and a cushion. Also shown are new apron styles, bodice designs, a crochet Maltese collar, and the Salamancon lace mantle from G. Brodie of New York. Pages are almost entirely engravings with captions and little running text.