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Coughs and

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(Journalist);

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 16тя, 1918

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FASHIONS AND FANCIES.

A WHITE' AND GOLD WEDDING.

UP-TO-DATE NIGHTOOWNE.

In this cold weather it makes one almost shiver to look at the cut-away nightgowns of the moment, some square, others At the wedding of Miss Myrtle Aber. scooped out in a deep curve, and all cromby and Mr. Reginald Smith, at St accompanied by sleeves that end above Margaret's, Westminister, a new note was the elbows, Much betrimmed are these struck. White and gold were the colours, garments, which horrify the old-fashioned. white lilies and mosa udurning the They are fairly inexperisiva de..

rule, chancel, the bride wearing white and gold and it will soon be quite difficult to obtain brocade, the tulle train slung from the really comfortable garment, which shoulders with golden cords and ornn- fastens zound the throat and protects the ments, the border embroidered with gold arms as far as t'e wrists. Perhaps it will thread. The bridesinaids were in the same be like the corset of normal shape, which key of colour, their white satin gowns it is difficult to and nowadays. On ong being supplemented by sales of yellow occasion au carnest sceker after a speci- velvet, and they cariad sheaves of mimosa men accidentally came across one in a and orange-tinted tulips. Their cap, West End shop. "Oh, that's what you again, were gold mashed net with narrow want ?" said the assistant.

• You can black velvet strings. The invasion of haw that very cheap; it is so old-fashion- colour in weddings, proceeds amain, and | ed." It will soon be as extinct as the it wonkd be difficult to find a more tasteful | pour, dear hansoin, and attractive instance of it than that just quoted

DRESS ON THE STAGE.

Several new plays just produced show the fashions of the hour and of the day After to-morrow,, and are instructive on that account. It is pleasant to note that almost all the skirts are draped, not only at the sides. but at the back, though usually with the very thinnest materials evening gowns with shadow lac and others with ninon, lace, or very soft silk. Cerise is the favourite colour on the stage, though emerald-green ruas it pretty closely. Brocade is still enjoy ing its insings as an outdoor material. A stage walking costume is in dark purple brocade lined with palest yellow, the coat half-length, and trimmed with brown fur,

THE MEDICI COLLAR.

OF FOOTGEAR.

Someone has prophesied that with the very short skirt the high heel is sure to reappear. But up to the present moment the taste is for the Cuban teel, set further back under the foot, and not so high as the Louis XV. The muddy weather has rendered the fashion of brown and tan shoes very acceptable, also of the.com- fortable elrith gaiters, which are such a protection against wet and cold. Later on the shoe will be seen in all its various colours, and it is more than possible that' the present season will make a record før, coloured footgear.-X. AND Z. in the Globe.

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when they too are of lace. Exaggerations Wingwoooban ng are sure to arrive, with respect to the Xamalin height and the width, but persons of taste 5328 will recognise that the more modified form is not only very becoming, bat also very ente

Our actresses are so well trained to graceful movement that they can wear proposterous fashions with less annoyance to the bebolder than the young women who have had no such training But, fortunately, there is a decided fancy towards drapery instead of the very (ry- ing narrow plaín skirt. ・・・

THE CORSELET SKINT.

It is evident that the corselet skirt has taken a new lease of life in the smart world. Not that it erer showed any signs of decreasing popularity, but in three or four years a fashion must alinost expect to disappear. The new edition of the corselet is perfectly plain round the waist, and for two or three inches above it. Folds appear in the drapery below

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of pointed pieces back and front. These, Wing-Hungrheo insignificant in themselves, and to the Yangian apparent height of the wearer by carrying up the line of skirt almost halfway to the shoulder..· Like almost all the new season's gowns, those on the stage are short in front, the hem crossing over in a slanting line, and allowing the feet

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SUFFERERS FROM

freedom of movement: at least, so much SKIN & BLOOD

freedom as may be consistent with the tight shortness at the back. In more than one instance, when the actress sits down, she has the appearance of wearing a divided garrient.

FASHIONABLE COLOURS.

Brown for men, green for women, is to be the order of the day. There is in Paris an absolute rage for green, in such tones as lettuce, apple foliage, and lily of-the-valley. One seldom sees either in Paris or London whole gowns or costuines in these paler shades, but the trimmings are frequently in the spring colour. Black turned back with green makes 4 becoming combination, especially if the green revers, collar, caffs, etc,, are relley ed with black buttons of braiding. This might seem to be a very trifling detail, bat its effectiveness is undoubted. On the other hand, Guards colours are much in favour. Blu and red will be almost equally shared in extent in some of the tailor-mades. For instance, a blue cer selet skirt will be supplemented by a bodice in red ninon, or vice versa. There is a feeling in favour of rather violent contrasts, and also in favour of short coats in bright colours, which seem to have no affinity with the skirts. These coats are modelled on those worn in silk in the autumn, but they are in ratine, cloth, velvet, or fur.lu, the trousseau of one, of last week's brides there was a draped red cloth skirt, with a short coat of emerald green. This will give some idea. as to the suddenness and violence of the colour contrasts now, worn.

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