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"Harlene" Hair-Drill
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HEALTHY HAIR
On Brush or Comb SPELL
DANGER AHEAD
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HARLENE
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CREMEX SHAMPOO
Rich, creamy, fragrant CREMEX is sheer delight to use. It la super-cleansing, super-freshing. Removes all traces of scarf and dandruff, leaving the scalp beautifly cleansed and invigorated." ; Pras dumiling rinsa included,
UZON BRILLIANTINE
Adds a beautiful finishing polish to tha coiffure. Both men and women delight in this super-refined Brilliantine which in ideally suitable for all with over-day scalp. in ligstid and solidified form.
Special Notice to tha.....if your hair is gray, going grey or losing its colour, GREY HAIRED you should instantly up ASTOLHair Colour Restorer
TEON ALL CHIMNEYTS AND STORES.
Fashion AcclAIMS THE CHIC OF
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Soft, glowing colours that flatter your hunds. Ask your favourite shop to show you the new soft "Smoky” shades that are especially flattering, Old Rose, Mauve, Rust, Robin Red. Remember that Cutex has a wonderful new polish that applies casier... wears longer... resists thickening in the bottle.
CUTEX
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Ladies' Salon
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1937.
Fashion
PRE VIEW
PARIS FASHIONS
COATS AND THEIR TRIMMINGS
Cloth coats with plain material collars
and tallor-mades with furs can be worn are now in fas- hion. Sables and silver foxes, go with black and...navy-blue “ensem- bles," while silk and satin blouses turn back from the throat in neatly tailored collars. Heavy trimmings of silver fox appear on the black afternoon coats which are worn at the races. Not only have these coats fur-trimmed col- lars, but they may have bands of fox down the sleeves and upon the "hem-line. Broad strips of fur are correct upon the fronts of At- ted three-quarter length jackets. as they give height to the figure. Triangular bands of fur are ar ranged to leave the waistline and to widen out over the shoulders into epaulettes.
Fur collars and trimmings are not always of the same colours as the coats. A prune-coloured duvyteen coat can have a collar of blue fox, and-crossed fox pelts are correct to wear with black or dark brown "ensembles."- There There are fewer dyed furs this season and colour contrasts are sought between coats and their trimmings, All the full-length redingotes have wide hem-lines and neatly atted waists. Lelong's black faceloth coats are trimmed with astrakhan to match on the small round collars and at the wrists, while four narrow handi of fur break the line from neck to wraist at regularly spaced intervals. A band of astrakhan may also be added to the hem, and the extra weight gives a good line and accentuatuates the flared width.
Afternoon coats of three-quarter: length are worn loose, showing the dresses they match. Later these coats will be folded over and held close with one hand, Collars and wide revers faced with fur are nice on these, wraps, but wide bands of fur folded down round neck and falling down the fronts to the bem are equally good Coats with very simple sleeves are worn at present. Those which fit tightly at the wrists have small fur cuffs, while wider sleeves are left plain and do not even have fabric cufis.
It is usual to relieve black with a touch of -colour. Deep blue emboidery and piping may trim black dresses, hats, 'scarves, and flowers worn on the lapels of black coats. aut
with pockets edged bright blue silk trimmed a dress black woollen material which of was worn at Long-champ with a. short cape of black shaved-lamb. Vivid pink and violet are colours to put with black... Bands of these two shades may be put together. one overlapping the other, as a border for loose black afternoon coats or for" jackers, These same colours are "correct for sequin embroideries upon the collars and lapels of jackets for more formal occasions. Coloured blouses 218 worn with simple blcak tailor- mades A dark green slik blouse may go with an "ensemble" of black woollen crepe, or in its place
waistcoat of soft antelope leather in a pale colour, Duck- egg blue, bois-de-rose, and dregs-. of-wine purple are colours in fashion at present for walstcoats of this kind, and gloves to match may be wor
The alender outline pleases and the new skirts continue to be cut straight. The unbelted waistline has been accepted, but certain dresses have bands of colour, braid, or embroidery let into the material itself at the normal waist's position. Instead of a belt a red bandana-handkerchief figur ed with white and black can be worn as a sash on an iron-grey jersey frock. The materials for dresses to be shown at the end of the month are smooth. Close are preferred to fooser textures. and materials with a fannel Anish make for soft, warm colours. Malllet has a cashmere-facecloth which is suitable for afteraoon dresses and for evening dresses In the lighter colours. A material called "Grainantia" resembles a fine woollen jersey in weave, and "Australia" i s'a. soft material woven from Australian rabbit- hair, Pale colours.come in a
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Heavy trimmings of silver fox appear on black afternoon coats,
frm woollen mat erial which has the appearance of facecloth with a flannel surface. Threads twisted
the weaving mak woollen
| fabrics which are firm and crease- resisting: many have dull BUT- faces and resemble the rougher silks.
TWO-THREE PIECE ENSEMBLES
Two-plece dresses are in favour for the autumn, and the three- piece "ensembles," consisting of coats and tallormades, frequently show two or three different col- ours. A peacock-blue Vionnet coat goes with a brown dress. A wine- red jacket and a bright red blouse may be worn with a deep greet skirt, Orange, light brown, and pink-brown as well as red, green, and violet are outstanding colours by' day.
FANCY BUTTON
Buttons fashioned by hand from beaten metal and glazed pottery fasten the corsages of simple dresses. Square pale blue pottery buttons trim 2 rust-coloured tallormade and match a pale blue blouse. Coats frequently fasten with knots and bows of fabric. There is a number of tunic-length coats for the afternoon which have fitted waists and then fare out into wide hem-lines rimmed with silver fox, hudson-seal, of black monkey fur. The sleeves and fronts of these coats, as well as those of long coats, are also fur-trimmed. Loose travelling costs of oatmeal-coloured tweed have big collars of beaver. They are worn with dresses and tailor- mades in darker colours,
EVENING GOWNS
Afternoon dresses have softly draped neck-lines in bright silks and satins," which relieve the sombre black of the dresses them- selves. Scarf-collars of red, violet, ・・ and rich sapphire-blue satin pre- domiriate. Evening dresses follow Empire and Directoire lines with high waits, and long trains. In these high-waisted dresses the skirt fullness falls in the front from above the natural waist-line. A white Empire dress with a pleat ed skirt has a low square neck- line
and tiny putted sleeves. White and black satins are used fur slender Directoire dresses with tight alīt skirts finishing in long trains which are carried in the hand
Round The Shops
LANE CRAWFORD'S
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Those interested in needle-craft of some form or other will be glad to know that Lane, Crawford's have very recently opened a haberdash- ery department. specializing
They materials for fancy work. are able to supply you with prac- tically everything you will require, They also have a lovely stock of fancy wool for knitters, in a big Sariety of colours, as well as light weight coloured knitting needles. Just drop in and they will be glad to show you what they have in. stock.
MAYO'S
A marvellous selection in winter hats are on display at Mayo's. Hats to go with every suit and dress and snappy cocktail hats for evenings.
RIVELLE
Rivelle is in recipt of a very special line in evening gowns, In all this season's latest shades and that ***S One model styles. specially outstanding was in heavy black corded silk and had the foll skirt with the very new extra un- der hem showing in peach..
Black Plus White
A charming and practical street ensemble for a young girl Is the one worn by Joan Fon- talne, who appears opposite Nino Martini in "Music for Madame." The young AKO Radio actress wears a simple, black crepe coat over a dress of white crepe printed in black daisles. The collar which turns back over the coat is made of a double thickness of mousse- line. Joan's hat and shoes are black crepe, and her bag is patent leather.
COLOURED GLOVES Coloured gloves have appeared. Pale soft pinks and yellows are the colours which Molyneux chooses for day and evening gloves. Gloves in bright colours go with sports clothes, and a pair of gloves often harmonize" with a
Mayo's
HONGKONG
HOPPE
HATS
for every occasion, fashions for
tremendous every type,
variety & fine quality.
Gloucester Arcade,
Gloucester Arcade.
Showing now A Special Line
of
Evening Gowns
and..
Coats
Suits arriving Monday.
RIVELLE
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NEW SHADES IN RED GREEN
A TRULY Parisian collection in
Töl, 33186.
ROUGE IN LIPSTICK FORM
Cheek range in the form of a
the Jean Patou tradition, displays." lipstick is the latest novel femin
ine th
perfect technique in cut and work-
beauty aid that har manship for new silhouette in two appeared in New York recently. Individual colours-Rouge Flo- rentin" and "Vert Armure." These are worked up alone and the red sometimes 1 conjunction with black. This red is becoming in a rather dark shade, with the green ranging a tone between verdigris
and olive which looks as sleek as
black in afternoon dresses of crepe
satin with matt and brilliant sides bringing different movements in design
Matt yoke and long tight-fitting sleeves is one example for an
This unusual new cheek rouge stick is made on a special creamy base. It is as easy to apply as dry or powdered cheek colouring, but is smoothed on the skin directly from the stick, instead of with a puff or the fingers.
Combining the advantages of cream and dry rouge, this handy new stick rouge stays on well and is quickly and neatly applied. The sticks are obtainable in ordinary lipstick cases and come in a choice of eight flattering shades." This a good addition to the beauty box.
bag and belt. Kostio de War is ensemble with matching coloured lipstick-rouge vanity is
making hand-knitted gloves which have uncut woollen fringes round the short wrists and down the backs of the hards.
DRESSES
Simple but distinguished autuma dresses are being shown by Vion net. The neck-lines are high, and over some of them tight strings of beads are worn. A broad shoulder-line la Beld important by this designer and sleeves may be full at the shoulder and taper to close-fitting wrists. Other dresses have full bishop sleeves, gathered into tight cuffs, or loose bell sleeves which take all their fullness from the shoulder itself.
lainage coat showing golden seal within revers and high collar.
Afternoon coats are redingote fitted, and dresses of the new On the other hand, an elegant unbelted outline define no par ticular wakt, writes a Paris Dress Expert in the "Daily Telegraph." In this collection on either short short or long.
evening gown of the new red. shows a decolletage opening. sur- rounded by a sable frill dipping rofm cupped bust to low back opening. Another idea is to maka Evening gowns contrast waist- stiff muslin evening gowns of a line accuracy on this svelte all new plisse that knife pleats down houette and trail off into short from the waistline into a broad pointed trains from split or draped hem finished at ground length by fronta. Some of these hemlines a cut out design similar to Chinese are "petal" disposed with red or paper lanterns or, if you like, col- black glistening sequins forming lapsible plecrust frills. This motif the base and repeating corsage lessens in breadth as surrounded motifs in flat movements before to the square decolletage of an shoulders of low decolletages.
electric blue gown,