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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1959.

WEEK-END WOMANSENSE

Anne Edwards FOLLOWS A RUMOUR TO PARIS

It's TRUE, the long-hair look is back

TO BE UP TO THE MINUTE YOU'LL WEAR CURLS TOO

It was

vas whispered in Mayfair.

rumoured from

I Paris to see for myself.

And I found it was true: weare her hair long.

The New Elegant Woman

She is through with short hair, through with the brushed-back look, through with the little-boy cut. She's back to long hair, back to curls, back to hair brushed for- ward on to the face.

In Paris I went to see ace fashion photographer Rubin, and he said: "All the models I photograph now are growing their hair, pinning it into little buns high at the back, brushing wisps forward on to their cheeks."

Not an inch......Not an inch

I went to see the new star model girl from New York, red-headed, blue-eyed Suzy Parker; and she said: "When I went to have my hair done in Paris they refused to cut an inch. A year ago they would have chopped it all off."

So I went to see. Guillaume, one of the two best hairdressers in Paris, and he said: "All my elegant clients are growing their hair. They wear it fuller ut the sides, long and curled on to the neck at the back, with kiss curis coming on to the checks.

Why the change? Beenuse there's a feeling in the air that women want it that way. And in Paris there are men alert enough to sense that feeling-before women know it themselves.

Will hair grow longer and longer? "I could said predlet fashions for ten years ahead," Quillaume, "if the world were certain of its future. If we were sure of many

years of peace and prosperity, then yes, I would predict more elegance, more femininity-and coils of long hair."

HOW TO SPEND YOUR MONEY

been EXTRAVAGANT spending has scowled on for so long for obvious reasons that it is refreshing to find it defended--for a reason not olivious to everyone.

"All we artists want is a patron," said Oliver Messel. "A. money -no-object spender,

ex-

who will let the artist do what he wants....the kind of patron who calls a con-

cut down ference to penses and when the artist hesitates over every says: 'Well, if you

they are necessary

have them." ".

detail

think

let's

That's the way it was when

It's pretty little red-haired Suzy

Two views of top Paris model Suzy Parker wearing the new longer hairatyje, The hair is in two lengths-short in front and curled forward; long at the back and curled under; wide and fluffy of the sides.

Photographs by RUBIN.

A: 6 she allys cut the Iron and starts pressing her dress, At 6.35 the telephone rings for the gli friend. At 7 the girl on the friend is still talking

Robert McAlpine commissioned phone, 7.15 she decides that if she

Messel to decorate a suite of

rooms. He let the artist have-a-ts into the both the phone is carpet specially woven to his ue to ring. At 7.17 the docs, own design (piue flowers on does. "It's all right, dark-

Laling."

white ground), curtains special-

ly

printed with

dark

me"

says her mother, "t's only

At 8.30 she wonders whethet

flowers. towel rails the plan was for her to ring

plated in a special shade o

Etruscan gold, wall brackets

him, after all? At 8.33 she says

made like bird cages (with birds to herself: "Il count to 100,

and if nothing has happened by then I'll ging him."

insice and lighted from below), gold-plated birds 28 door At 8.35 she dials his number ཟབ་ས handies, square windows con- verted Into French windows, and electric fres inside Grecian urns.

The total effect is wonder-

and the minute it starts ringing slams down the receiver. AL 8,40 sho decided that she never did like him anyway and rings up her second string. The

fully pretty. And the surprising second string says: "What thing is that the patron is not, pity--I'm just going out." Covent Garden-but the pro- At 9 she makes scrambled

prietor of a staid London CERS

hotel.

PASS THE ICE

WHY can't we get used to

coffee? At Wimbledon recently

and coffee, takes a last look out of the window, and the inilk bolls over.

At 10 she decides she hates all лість and would rather spend the evening with a book.

the idea of serving Icea Next morning on the phono she says: "Oh, did you say they served it ice cold and you'd phone me?

It doesn't creamy at a shilling a beaker matter-I was out anyway," and sold 500 gallons a day.

And he says: “Okay, I'll ring you Thursday."

So I wonder why the same caterers don't sell it in their teashops or their corner houses, why you can't get it in the park restaurants, why they haven't heard of it in the milk bars,

IN PARIS STYLE

80 DIFFERENT from the way they do things in Bri-

why they don't sell it in the taln-are these. seven flushes pub restaurants, and why you from the big ball in Paris.

can't got it on the snack counters?

And it is so easy to make too. Either black coffice sugared and

A

1-No lloras but lots of dresses from Dior.

2-Hot food-hot lobster, hol

chilled and topped with whipped chicken-served from ten Mill cream, or chilled black coffee dawn as well as enviar, fole mixed with cold creamy milk, grus, wild strawberries, ALWAYS THE WAY 3-Any kind of drink-from Iced champagne to liqueurs-at

HE SAYS: "I'll ring you any time. Thursday and we'll fix to have dimmer..." So ob 6,30 4-Flowers arranged with she dishes in from the office, At infinite patience-roses, camel- 5.31 she puts po a casual voice as, delphiniums, wired to tree. and asks the girl frict whether" "Trunks to maloo а treo of there are any messagest. Thore flowers. And small flower trees aren't.

ba the tables.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To keep Baby safe, keep a heavy screena; or, better stil, screen always in front of the open them from the top. fireplace. Put "Baby

his

playpen or crib, when no adult

live your lingerie

in the room.

Novor Love

him alone in his bath, not even pleasant scent) wrinkle fragrant for a minute.. Install... peplany dusting powder over the bottom tive gates-at-head and foot of of the drawer,, thien- covar, with stairs.......... Guard: windows - with tissue paper:

3.-Clusters of eligible young men who

alone and danced without Intieductions.

cume

ASCOT FASHIONS

(By HAZEL MEYRICK)

THE large-hatters had a bad time of it this

lled in the weather was cold) with chiffon scarves.

But the largo-batters had the

year. When they weren't Jost word after all. One woman gotting soaked by the rain, in the Royal enclosure, not to the brims of their hats were be beaten by the weather, wore tipped up by umbrella tips, her large leghorn hat, Jaden The smartest and the most with roses, weighed firmly down by yards of bee-keeper's vell- comfortably dressed specta- ing, secured under her chin... tors they included the When the naval authorities Royal family-word small ordered that lady guests - nt caps or half-hats which Spithead should refrain from wearing bright clothing" they don't mind the rain. Some asked for trouble.

people went whole hog, and arrived encased in plastic from head to foot.

*

Blithely ignoring the decrce, many women turned up in

uniform of the

Feathers were in fashion, and, clothes of gorgeous colours, and many of the hats had sweeping even those who wore tho bird of paradise, plumes or osprey "sprays for Ono M.P.'s wife arrived in a hat by Erik made from imitation grass, trimmed with daisies; she carried

large grass muff to

trimmings. coloured coat-addor ". camel-

match.

Silk summer suits and itted coats were seen everywhere, the frills and furbelows, the chiffon and mink being in the minority this year.

of

vivid

One woman wore " three- quarter length coat of tomato. red wool, warm to handle but us light as 2 feather and FO loosely wovon that you could see through ih:

* scarf or two as makeweight..

Several poople turned up new raincoats made from Bail-cloth in all colours of tho rainbow, noticeably salman pink, proofed to withstand the storms. Gay, well-ütung suits

that arrived Any large hata iridescent.shantung were were speedily rammed into hat- popular choice, dresses and boxes before the wind could matching jackets in

them guipure carry 6.The tables laid for four lace on taffeta, another.

away, and the In the courtyard."And...

Many smartest spectators word jelly- sults were heavily embroidered bag caps of coloured wool jer- 7.The fact that there were with cord and soutache braid say. One girl sported a cup no French women under 35 ...

ing. This, decoration has bo with twin woot plaits down, to which made it all even more come very popular in Britain, her waist. Jun for

winter and and some of the new the English

Another Spithead fashion was American girls.

dresses feature it.

the coloured cotton scarf, tied Coats for Ascot wore in two like a pirate cap, knotted behind BOY'S-EYE VIEW.

fabrics: stif corded grosgrain, one car, with oulsize gold cor- often with a molro effect, and rings clamped onto the scarf, rough wild slik. Many featured not the wearer's cars-the latest the new cut-away neckline way of wearing them.

THE LITTLE BOY who was on the spot where so many people would like to have been was none too impressed by his luck.

He was James Walford, 18—— one of the ball boys at Wimble dun. He got a close-up view of all the week's best matches. But "I'd much rather be watching football," said James.

boys- The Wimbledon ball spruce Hitle Agures in grey flannel trousers and shirts, with scuriet belts—are picked from a Dr Barnardo's school in Hert- 1ordshire.

"We chose these boys because they are quick on their feet and agile, not because they are keen said the school- tennis,

ali much

on

master.

keener un

But even a

bored ball boy hus

liko his preferences. *I Shirley Fry and Doris Hart," sold James. "But most of the real stars don't say a word to when us except

they lose: then they get a bit touchy."

-(London Express Service)

Two of the now stripėd dresses by. Horrockses. LEFT: Chevroned stripes on a dark background are used for a useful cotian dress with a small collar, cap sleeves and a very full gathered skirt, boasting two large patch

Dockets.

RIGHT: Stripes used again with pastels made this dress with a neat square neckline, butioned vest and swirling skirt -

with two slit pockets.

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