THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 1920.
IN THE REALM.
WINTER SPORTS
AniA Hanting or Riding Costume
Sports
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Two outloo pictured. D:- warm toperat Tolour, the othe of tan bolivia s and cuffs and around a ripp latest s
fur "bordered be
the great
blue and white
blue border
gray velour
blue silk lower-
on the wall
tam and cart.
NEW SANDWIE
COAT-FROCKS,
In Greater Vogue.
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hues been
wanty period. S... ator of the day-
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no than the Lalean be "dre-ap even trick" Ak. Hi-
an i agreeable to wear, and
with fur or without, widely open
rall inure closely fasten over an embroidered vest o
opel to the throat
TULLE NECK STARFS.
Still Fashionable.
Coats with Mammoth.
worn with Saucy Tama
JOTTINGS.
SCARF SEASON.
to
Wear.
be
New Skating
Suit of Rich Pile Fabric the Skirt
Satiny PlushWeave, the Blouse Jast. Like Broadtail
THE GRADUETTE'S GOWN,
By a Girl Graduate.
Oxford has been described as a during: evening place where the men don't wear A very hats and Oxford women are the
Starve- The gauzy tulle wears, twistend around the bare throat with even. tremendously populat the gowns, promise to be just as the winter for buch Popolar this season as they were and afternoon
lust, and there is A prestier xclusive boys 1 Showing Fusion. The airy taller amongst more elaborate affairs, makers of manners, and Oxford exceedingly bodyming It adds 1 silk tulle scarves simply men, famous for their modesty. a "hit of extra formalny to the elsed with a ranning thread of
And light as it is, it gefl, silver, or oxidised thread. Biotects the bare throat and neck
ONTARIO.
from draughts. Many of thre colle scars are obserred at the
have for generations and with much ingenuity endeavoured to hide their caps and gowns, dis- carding the former
save for schools and occasions, and stuf
costs.
SOFT EFFECT. These airy wraps are wonder with dinner and dance flocks. Rep. They were priced at a ing the latter into the ample, theatre and one sees them also fully becoming with their soft by reason of its casiness"
tewart, Dean be worn le 190% went with Wick even would care in pas, hat how easy
Bright green tulle and deep blue higher figure than most of 04 pockets of their sports the cowas and give a certain to make a similar thing oneself!
Meanwhile, women students mar- Josh to the whole castume. Grey at a small cost Naturally, the velled that they could so dis- sulle is expusite with grey frocks success
depends entirely on bonour such a covetable livery. ami taupe tulle looks well with a choosing the right colour for the Headdod, soutached, embroider, ly indeed are white tulle scarfs'
costume of thesathe shade. Love- particular frock. 4 with walk, ratha wood, and with white evening frocks. even heads, these garments, mele of surge, velours-delaine.gabord- ine, and velvet are to be seen everywhere.
You see... pictures; am....t slashed eng skirt and pressed that the silin.. possible at trott sandwich effect the costume its alli attractive must fr decidediy Fan-zon Skin and jacket, with es vntly the same nest, that lines and em broidered in a new straight-stitch effect with white wool, and a band of the broidery perks of the high-collare soft linen Cout the Karrow
of outing shirts, and her heatgear Boft tam: male of the cut and footgear are correct" and material No pobirats 'under proper accessoriņu nf her costume. this slim, slashed skirt, but said knickers that fit as beautifully as riding breeches.
A SKIRT PLUS BREECHES.
Tulle is used for sashes. too." frocks have huge sashes of tulle and some of the Paris dance)
in contrasting colour. The full width of the talle is usel, crush- ed around the waist to form a close sash or girdle and then pulled out in the big fluffy loops and streamers of the sash, One
edging the lengths of tulle with streamers trail in a short train, very narrow fur banding.
JOTTINGS.
SKATING DRESSEA OF FABRIC. couturier has let the wide tulle
The most arresting model on today's page is the picturesque skating costume which with its One of the clever now ideas in odd collar and wing-like sleeves | sport wear is an all-around gives its pretty wearer a fascinat-; country suit of English Tweed, ing. bird-semblance. The short with a belted jacket to be worn circular skirt turas under at the with riding breeches-or with aedge and attaches itself bloomer short skirt over the breeches, if fashion to the knees, and the occasion demands. The illustra-jacket or blouse, as you may
A NEW FAD. tion of this excellent outing choose to call it, is in graceful London is decorating its finger costume shows the neat lines of surplice effect with sashends at nails with miniature painted de- the coat, and its informal, sport the back. Blouse and skirt are of signs. This fad was introduced style as contrasted with the more pile fabric, the blouse of kerami from the continent and is im- conventional riding cost that is käraket which has a lustrous mensely popular. worn in town or at horse shows. surface resmbling broadtail; and The slashed skir: fails trimly in the skirt of plaid panoply, a plush
folosed effect when its wearer like material which comes in rich,
SHOES TO MATCH GOWNS.
Shoes, slippers and pumps will
ade or walks but permits per-subdued colouringa. The little be worn in an extensive range of Test freedom of movement for round cap is of the blouse material colours. Fashion has decreed that climbing, hunting and other sports so that cap and peaked collar the shoes or slippers match in Thut mean rough going. The blend into a sort of bird headdress, colour the dress of suit. The most Breeches are leather faced at thejextremely fetching when a pretty conspicuous colours in shoes are and end under leatherfaco ресра oat of the soft midnight blue and another lighter. Mees. This sport girl wears one swathings.
blue, called boulevard blue.
MED
EXPRESSIVE
EYES.
NO. 2-SURPRISE.
For several weeks women have been entitled to wear the insignia which proclaims them members of the University: their caps, specially designed medieval and tremendously becoming, being a concession to their sex, no hat- pins having been found capable of piercing the hard, cup-like crown of the regulation mortar- board.
For a few days they wore their gowns in all their simple severity, batin less than a week they tied the things round their necka or let them fly from the hand e-bars of their bikes. Recent- ly, in the classic High, a girl Com- moaer displayed a deep collar of pink crepe-de-Chine overber gown while the striped sailor collar of a woollen jumper
* adorned " another Commoner. Perhaps they are already ashamed of the gown, and want to smarten it, but trimmings of jumpers and lace collarettes set one's teeth on edge. Probably the wretched skimpy things, poor in quality and mean in cut, will be scrapped by common consent, and their places taken by coloured sub- stances in emerald green, rust red, and orange. What a pageantį of colour for Oxford's -old-grey streets" and, of cours, com- plexions are more important than conventions.
JOTTINGS.
PUFF GIRDLES.
An interesting novelty is the twisted roll of material which is used on frocks, both for evening and afternoon wear, is, of course, of the same material as the frock, and has several uses. Mist successful of all is the twisted puff girdle, bat it also looks well when of small dimen sions, and used for collar or cuffs, COLLAR VAGARIES. Collars are an endless stady. It is impossible to say definitely what is or is not permitted them, Une hads them high and low, or halfway up the neck. Sometimes they are attached to the corsage at the back, and are separated from the low-cut neck la front by au expanse of the owner's skin. At other tunes the collar is completely detached, and can be be used or not just as the wearer feels inclined.
LATEST FASHION FAD.
-Carpet embroidery is quite the thing in fashion realms. The two frocks seen abore show the futzat of French fushions, the chief feature of both being the heavy carpet embroidery, “ On one frock it forms the lower half of the skirt, and odd-shaped trim, mings im sleetes and at the opening at the neck. The other frock is one of those farmurile one-piece affairs, with flare pockets at the sides. - Outlining the pockets and continuing on down to tha hem, are wide strips of richly coloured carpet embroidery in gorgeous oriental flowers. A wide recere collar in of the same embroidery,