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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1937.
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PARIS FASHIONS
Evening Clothes And Autumn Hats
Summer evening dresses of ging- ham and chints were worn at the Gardenia Gals held at the Four- gueux
Golf Club. Light colours predominated and there were many plain and printed piqué dresses with full skirts and fitted bodies. All these cotton frocks were trimmed with bright colours. A dress of white cotton organdie was incrusted with black Chan- tilly lace and with it went a sash of striped ribbon in vivid colours. Of dull black crêpe was a tightly draped dress with a low-cut bodice, over which WES Word a bolero of fine black lace,
Black velvet wraps and sashes are correct with dresses of white embroidered musiin. A long black velvet redingote, without a collar. was worn recently over a white dress
of Swiss organdle. "All embroidered organdies are ip fashion. Robert Piguet has made dresses with St. Gall embroideries for the Swis Pavilion at the Exhibition A gold embroidered tulle dress follows the lines of Grecian drapery with a jewelled belt of emeralds and brillants.
Many autumin hats have two
colour schemes. The hats may be of felt. antelope, fur, or velvet Louise Bourbon's hats are bright in colours. She favours the Direc- toire lines which other milliners are following. A hat with a navy blue felt brim weeping up from the face had a red velvet crown crossed with narrow bands of white ermine. Toques for the afternoon are high and set back, Felt. toques are trimmed with masses of soft breast-feathers in mixed colours, completely hiding the felt ffonts of some.
The antelope berets from Le Monnier are fat and wide. The leather is tucked and pleated into soft and becoming lines. Taller shapes appears in the toques, which are made of felt, fur, and draped slik jersey, Twisted trimmings of velvet in bright colours relieve plain black hats. Narrow bind-
ings of colour edge the brims of unusual tricornes, Another nul liner who favours tall crowns is. Agnès,
Square scarves of light woollen muslin are in fashion Rodier Dzints these with old Provencal designs in bright colours. Some of the designs date back to 1800, and must be applied by hand. Bright reds, greens, and blues are the Most usual colours upon natural coloured or white grounds.
THE HAIR
New Length
This summer has seen ha'r longer, so that many people pro- phesied a return to plaits and the burl In any case, semilong hair has adorned many heads, and these have been at their wits end to know how to contain their re- advantage that some portions of bellious locks. Short hair has the
it at least give no cause for anxiety. Semi-short hair has the faults of both long and short. I needs much more than the attention necessary for long hair and it has none of the tideness of short. The hair-net is demanded on all hands, and It provides tidiness, but It does not allow for any pretti- ness of hair.
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Thus there is A reversion shorter hair again, since not everyone can take to hairpins and curlers without a pang New coiffures are slightly Japanese in design, and most people will adopt them only in a modified form. Hair 1s brushed forward "and curled in over the forehead-as though it were a fringe which is doubled under. " Partings are made on one alde. The more copious side has the hair brushed forward and curled under in the same way. The less copious side has the hair curled over Instead of under. A permanent wave ac- complishes all this safely. One more method makes a parting behind the car. brushes the hair forward, and curls It under, making a sort of frame to the face. In neither case is hair, re- quired to be of any marked length. and the stiffer it is the more be coming 15 30 formal, a
style, of colature. Probably the side part- ing with forehead undercurls will be the most popular as being simpler and more adapted to the hats of the moment."
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Vogue For VelvetTM
Velvet in various capacities is very much in the vogue at the moment.
On light, flimsy chiffon gowns a swathed sash of some deep, bright tone looks very well indeed; and to a plain fabric for after- noon Wear & velvet sash lends character and chle.
Flowers of velvet, too. are worn a great deal just now. Camellias. roses, gardenias, violets, forget- me-nots, orchids, and a dozen other. bolstoms look richer in velvet than in silk or cotton. especialy in the evening. Hand- bags and slippers of the same. material are likely to appear soon, taking up the dower colours at a dance.
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New Turbans
Tall Toques
Round The Shops
LANE, CRAWFORD'S
The Annual Sale is in full swing at Lane, Crawford's, and excep- tional bargains are offered for the last two days. Pretty summer frocks for day wear are offered at amazing prices, such as three and Ave dollars. Bimple evening frocks for these hot evenings can actually be found there priced at from five to eight dollars.
Other charming dresses are made of dainty silks, organzas, and some attractive frocks for afternoon wear are made of the newest printa and neris.
RIVELLE'S
Still further reductions are made on all the delightful dresses and Lustumes at Rivelle's," as all things for summer wear must be cleared right out to make way for the Auturan fashionis.
Beautiful evening and afternoon gowns are being sold at below cost price, and there is a choice selec- tion to be seen.
Some charming.
hats for sunny days are also in- cluded in the sale. Cool frocks for beach wear and sports frocks too are displayed at this establishment. MAYO'S
Many smart hats can be seen in Mayo's window, but they give only a small idea of what can be got there since most women visit
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Mayo's with the express purpose of having a hat made to match some particular costume.
Mayo's can make any style and have many attractive straws and fabrics to choose from, Charges are most reasonable and the work a quickly finished.
Fashions In Paris
Paris.
More and more felt, less and less straw, is in evidence this summer. The modistes are show- ing a number of enormous hats. of black feit, some with briths gently, curving over the face. others with shallow crowns and wide straight brims turned up a little at the edge.
Black is still the colour, relieved with gay ribbons favourite
or feathers
Erik especially likes ribbon trim-. mings. Nearly all the hats he's making now (and some of them. will be for early autumn as well as summer) boast bright-coloured petersham ribbon pipings, run- ning along folds in the crown, on top, at the sides, almost anywhere, Often these bindings take up the colour or the feather decoration.
HAIR RIBBONS AGAIN! Ribbons are having a spell of popularity for wear in the hair, as well as for hat trimming. Girls who have a horseshoe roll coiffure are adopting the pretty idea of a ribbon tied across the back of the head, as if connecting the two ends of the "borscahoe." It is attached to a narrow elastic which passes under the roll at the back.
Wearers of front-curled coiffures. have the bow tied on top of the head, just behind their curis. PAINTED DESIGNS There are few things it seeins, that can't be painted. All the newest summer accessories hand- bags, gloves, belts, scarves, powder cases are decorated with cunning little "motifs painted in the gayest "of hues. There are bunches of flowers, groups of little figures, or famous Paris buildings, on account of the Exhibition.
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The days of curling-pins and sausage roll cuzlu "are" "over," out there is a great deal one can do to encourage babies' and small children's hair to grow pretuly and look glossy.
A new-born baby's hair should not be washed every day, ́al- though many nurses recommend it. This dries up the hair too much, making it brittle, and vy removing the natural oils at the roots sometimes leads to a scurty scalp.
Once a week is quite often enough to shampoo a baby's hair until he is about six months" old, when a fortnightly wash is all that is necessary. The night be
One of the most attractive sets consists of a calf handbag and belt, which can be made either in fore, rub a little olive oil into the green or whlet dotted all over scalp Next day It will lather with sprays of tiny lacquer beautifully with the addition of flowers, and enamel powder case shampoo or soap and warm water. in the see colours, similarly and will look glossy and soft when
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painted. For sports and the coun-. try there are white canvas and rafia painted bags, and white piqué cravat scarves bearing single palated motif. The exhibi- tion has provided an excuse for many flights of fancy among de- signers, and one of the "bottiers" has just launched & shoe for “Exhibition gaiss.”//
It is in lace looking very fragile. and delicate, but said to be sur prisingly durable, as the lace is mounted over patent leather or calf.
For daywear black wool or crochet lace is set over black or
coloured leather, and for evening there are some festive combina tions of black Chantilly lace, black or white, satin, and gold kid,
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Some hairdressers recommend a soapless shampoo for babies! and children's" "hair. It har tonic as well as cleansing pro parties, strengthens the hair's growth and pbviates the danger of insuficient rinsing
If your baby's hair is fair and you want to keep it so as long an Possible, use a camomile rinse after the shampoo...
Never brush hair when it is wet, as this. straightens out its natural wave Rub, the head till fairly dry to prevent cold-catching, then push the hair about with to go. Curl the enda round your your finger-tips in the way it tends
fingers and put a tiny net over the whole head
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