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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957.
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GAI
Big Hits At
Some Of The Big
:
Hongkong's Fashion Show
ence
ERE is a preview The softness is sought also in fabrics used, prefer- swinging from brocades and antins to chiffons, organzas, jer- seys and soft cropes. Some of the garments to be shown form part of a collection of models in man-made fibres which
of some of the haute couture crea- tions which will be high- lighted in the Fashion Show of British Textiles to be held at the Jockey Club on October. 24. and 25 for the benefit of the Society for the Protec- tion of Children.
new styles feature the swingover to elegant and softly-draped clothes with sashes and moulded draperies. They are far less fitting than in former years und consequently have
flattering and slimming effect.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
Due to weather conditions, the departure of the "CORFU" has been postponed until 6.00 p.m., 26th September. Passengera may embark in the morning. as originally arranged, and in any case should be on board by 5:00 p.m. It is regretted that luncheon cannot be provided for visitors on board,
A
by JILL DOGGETT
are being specially flown out in the care of Molly Morse, BOAC's flight fashion adviser.
One
grand batt-gown (right) contributed by Norman Hart- nel is fashioned of embossed nylon and organza woven with a new non-tarnishing metafile yarn. Under the immense over. Kiross featuring the naw
uneven lengths, la a cuif-fangth
black woven textured acetate,
■hows a clavar combination of tailoring and draping.
Another Norman Hartnell gown
J21
green acetate encrusted with trails of white Ivy leaves, is a strapless top, short even- Ing dress.
INDIAN SARI
A pald
and
pink brocade evening coat worn over a deeper pink nylon chiffon (to match the coat lining) has been designed given by Frederick Starke. The short evening dress has draped side pannters.
The vogue for the Indian sort le reflected In the fabric used
for a Victor Stiebal ball, dress created In contrasting shades of lime and cherry rayon printed with a gold
organza
star design.
The
has
Eastern Influence inspired the Michael Sherard evening ensemble In pastle pink slik with blossom em. broidery of diamante and mother of peart sequing. The
sheath dress fans out Into a "Neh-tail" below the knee and
I surmounted by an affective mandarin jackot.
skirt of Lurex nylon ofoth of CLOSE SECRET
gold.
SPORTSWEAR
Among the attractive items of sportswear, (they appear In the above photographip tram left to right) is one submitted by Teddy Tinting. This com- bines white Knitted nylon lined with red towelling for an effective and
cosy beach wrap, it is worn over a red nylon swimauit by Du Cros From Lachse, a street draes and jacket with swathed waistband in emerald And
The
collection
· also
containe beautifully-draped afternoon drouse by Worth and Digby colour combination. Morton classics with claver
Details of the Chinese fashions and the newest cheongsame, are a closely guarded secret. it la an accepted fact that the Hongkong charity fashion show taan eagerly-kwaited 'event by fashion conscious ladies of the East. Tiokota at 310 'sah can
booked at Moutelos, Hongkong
from October 1 onwards,
be
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
11 Air
Malaya, Indonesio, Australia, New Zealand. p.m.
Hawall, USA, Canada, 4 pm, Kore
D.M.
By Surface
Malaya, Ceylon, India Aden, Müd.
dle East, Grest Bril
Europe.
Parpels & Regd. & p. 1 Letters & Pockets a.m. (20.2.57).
Macso. 6 p.m.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
By "Air
Peking, Shanghai, Hankow, Kun- ming, Hoihow, I am.
Thailand. S.01.
Japan, 10 a.m.
Malaya, Indonesia, Australls, New Zealarad, Deylon, India, Pakistan, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 1 pan.
Philippines, 1 pm.
Indo-China, France, a pm. USA, 8 pm.
By Surface
China, People's Republic.
Malaya, Ceylon, India, Aden. dle East, Great Britain, Europe,
a.m.
India, Noon.
Mpoto, 2 p.m.
Philippines. North Borneo, Rabaul
& Australia, 3 p.m.
Thailand. 3 p.m.
Pakistan, Italy, 4 pm.
Macao, 6 p.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
B Air
Thailand. Burma, India, & n., Cambodia, a am.
Formosa, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, 11 am.
Guam tawall, USA.. 2 a.m. Philippiges
Inrxl, p.m.
Australia, New Zea Thailand, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 6 p.m.
Formosa, & pm.
U.8.A., Canada, 0 p.m.
By Surface
China, People Republic. 7. P, India, Parceis direct, No Macro, m. Japan, p.m.
Macao, a p...
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 By Surface
China, People's Repubile, 7.1. Forma 11 a.m.
Indonesia, 11 a.m.
Japan, Kawall. a p.m.
Maeno, 2 pim.
Korea, 3 p.10.
Burra, India, 8 p.m..
Chin People's Repubilo, 6 D.. Macao,
p.1.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Dr Surisco Macao, pa
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 39 By Jurface
China, People's Republic. 7 am. Australia, New Zealand, 9 a.m. Maoso, $pm
North Borneo, 3 pm.
Macao, 6 pm,
TURSDAY, OCTOBER Í
By Surface
China, People's Republic, 32, Macao, 2 p.m.
Australia, New Zealand, & pm. Macao, 6 p.m.
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