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THE CHINA MAIL,

THE "MAIL'S FASHIONS

- SATURDAY, JANUARY: 12, 1929.

ILLUSTRATED

Shoes Are Worn in Various Types

COSTUME DETAILS THAT LEND CHIC AND VARIETY

For Sports Wear

Accessories for All Occasions Appear in New Guises. There

Is Infinite Variety in Little Things That Accentuates

martness in the Ensemble Effec

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The effort to have things match are seen in a variety of materials,

elaboration they still maintain an air of simplicity and smartness of line. The plain pump is seen in dress models. It relies entirely upon the fineness of its workman- ship and the beauty of its cut and of models still demonstrate their ability to please all tastes in one strap or in those which possess un. usual features in straps.

this season has carried the problem | colours and designs and for all their right down to the foot of the mat- ter. Shoes now match, in colour the dress or coat that they accompany. They not only match in colour but they also harmonise in the type of material that is chosen for the shoe, Suedes are particularly noticeable for their ability to appear in match-| ing tones. The lovely greens, blues, browns, wine and grey shades of the costume are now perfectly matched in the suede pumps or oxfords for every occasion.

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In harmonising various aspects of the ensemble it was inevitable that the shoe would not long escape the general trend towards matching de. taila. Now they often appear in the very fabric of coat or frock as well as colour. Tweeds, so much in evi- dence for fown and country during .winter

being seasons, shown in smart sports models of shoes as well as in coats, frocks and suits. In fact there are shown decidedly novel and interesting ensembles which include shoes that match the coat and dress or the pocketbook, hat and belt or scarf. These in all the emart colourful tones create a most interesting

appearance.

Apart from the matching of colours and fabrics, reptile skins are seen in the foremost rank. They are exceptionally smart for daytime ap- pearances and create some stunning shrods. Reptile skins also appear as an effective trimming on footwear of plain kidskina.

Oxfords are being shown in both dressy and sporta modela. They

material. Strap pumps in a variety

the placing of

Evening models in brocades are essentially smart. They share favour with gold and silver kid, moire and crepe de chine in delicate sandal models.

A feature of importance In all footwear is the heel which remains high in almost all except definitely sports models.

Loretta Young, in choosing her fall shoes, has paid special atten- tion to the colourful array of suedes and clotha to match her costumes. In the First National alm, "Scarlet wears several Seas," Miss Young

The

winter wardrobe fends neck tightly and has ends that flare variety to the mode because of in a semi-circular manner giving the importance of the little details the effect of four loose enda Bril- that are assembled to create a liant colours to make

sports coats are a feature of these scarts.

complete, harmonious and smart en semble. The things themselves that

are selected are not new, but they appear in new guises and so con- tinue to proclaim their necessity. As usual, jewellery in effective set- tings and colourful combinations helps to perfect the appearance.

Jewellery for All Occasions Paris is setting its seal of ap- proval upon stones that glitter with genuineness 29 well as beauty. Ropes of diamonds, pearls and coloured crystals are being shown and worn everywhere with great chic. There is the chocker necklace medium length or very long-the diamond bracelets or strands of pearls or coloured crystals where colour schemes are important,

Oddly strung beads, silver and charming shoes, all of striking pat-gold beaten and shaped into inter- esting designs all appear for sports, afternoons tern and colourful materiale,

or informal occasions. It matters not which is chosen as long as the wearer uses jewellery of genirine appeal and colourful aspect well adapted to the type of dress she chooses.

"TRY A DROP ON YOUR

HANDKERCHIEF””

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New Scarfs Are Shown Scarfs of great variety are being

"Vapex" like Mercy, blesseth him who gives and him who takes, for shown to entice the shopper. to be in the company of someone

There is seen an capecially smart with a cold is almost as unpleasant new college scarf that hugs the as to have one yourself.

The re- gular use of "Vapex" gives a happy sense of protection from the inaldi- ous germs of cold and “flu."

KAYSER SLIPPER HEEL*

HOSIERY

A hose that is exceptionally beautiful--a hose that wears unusually long-ahose that gives the ankle. aslim, trim appearance is the Kayser service weight Hope. It stands high in the favor of the smart women of the world for sports and street wast presents it in many new," antart shades.

At all leading dealers.

Kayser

WOMEN WHO CAN KEEP SECRETS

University Girls As Advisers of

City Magnates

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Colourful New Handkerchiefs For evening the large chiffon handkerchief, in brillant shades is favoured. Elaborate monograms and cut work in feature of importance. Printed and flowered designs are also seen. Sports handkerchiefs in very tailored aspects are being featured with monograms in deep shades preferred.

Mesh Hosiery

Fall street costumes are being completed by new shades of hose in all sorts of weights and weaves. Mesh hosiery i particularly smart. New stitches with self embroidered clocks or striking colour combina- tions are featured in chic healery. Coloure which include darker tones on the belge and gray shades are an important note in stockings,

Belts of All Widths

It appears that dresses are to be belted this season. Belts may be narrow to the extrémé or may be four inches wide and stil At them selves into the picture of Interest. ing, accessories Belts are often so decorative in their own bright colouring that they appear without designs or rimmings or on the other hand add contrasting colour

notes and appliques in picturesque designs to enhance their importance, Pocketbooks Again Seek Varicy

Pocketbooks are again on paths of divided Hnes. There is the very small and very chic parse for for- mal wear and there is the large and colourful bag that holde everything for shopping and travelling. Modernistic patterns just now are ruling the mode and colours are tiumphant, although the black suede purse, with jewelled clasps of colourful appeal are at the height of chic.

Hat and Costume Omaments Designs of animals in colour Imitating enamel work are excep. tionally smart as hat OmILamenta right now. These lighten and brighten the hats at important

points.

The small metal fob with narrow bar and chains of modernistic de- sign to wirich round, square or oblong discs are attached are véry new.

Bille Dove, in First National's "The Night Watch," whose clothes are always smartly selected, finds. the attention she gives to costume. details is amply repaid by the chất of her ensemble effects.

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A sports costume in yellow and white. The jacket is in bright yellow sngors, while the blouse repeats the tone on a white back- ground. The Enely-pleated skirt is of white crepe.

For Chilly Days

One of the latest creations in furs, a cost of Moire seal and Somall leopard. The seal is in its natural brown shade, which combines excellently with the leopard skins.

OYSTERS, FRIED

'Prosperity Wave"

Miss Flora LeBreton, ‹ "England's Mary Pickford,” wearing; the new Prosperity wave as emblematic of conditions throughout the United

States

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