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THE HONGKONG, DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 14TH, 1992.

PARIS-FASHION. NOTES.

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, #

18AUZL HAMSAY.)

PARIS, January 30th.

After having been non-existant for number of years as the result of a re the Moulin Rong rose from its ashes in A triumphant blare of red paint and elec tric light at the beginning of the New Year. The main hall, where patrons eat and dancu and listen to the latest jazz composition, is, perhaps the

largest of its kind in Paris, and the lavish scalo of the decorations and the incidental pt- tractions offered make one inclined to think that there is an American influence behind the management responsible for its reconstruction. A detail which purely Paris an is constituted by the frescoes which adorn the spacious wais

Parisin in their daring and

this latest dance-hall; y

subjecta. If Paris is over destroyed by fire and brimstone and its ruins excavated centuries bene, archaeologists of the period will declare Paris--if they happen to come upon the ruins of the Moulin Rouge frescoes to have been as licentious io its morals as was ancient Pompeii.

Readers will wonder what the Moulin Cer Rouge has to do with fashions tainly no elegant society women is ever to be seen in such a place; these reserve their presence and the display of their

functions or the ex

toilette: for prishments in the Bois

clusive danc

de Boulogne or alang the Chraps

the

public at the Moulin Rouge

such-like haunts of Paris is almost composed of visiting foreigners, who would think themselves disgraced if they did not pay a visit to such places, which are the only phase of Parisian life they ever got a chance to smail shop and office employes who proât

the cumparatively fee, and women of

madest entrance ages whose morals Beaute the

are not above suspicion. public is such an electic on it has its interest from a fashion point of view, because the feminine element of it-apart from these whoss"dre s obviously classe

of two them as touristais me up classes of Frenchwomen who have a kind of genius for dressing well on very little meney. For this reason, then, what one pers being worn by an ensemble of women of these two clases is always, an indica- tion of fashions which have stood the test of trial and have been unanimously business accepted by women who make

hione.

of deciding what lurs, colours and materia's will add to their measure of attractiveness and, at the same time. last through a sen on or two without appear ing old-fash

For the women of other nations as well as France who want to look their bet but have only a slender purse at their disposal there are fashions to practical for them to copy as these displayed at places of the Moulin Honge type.

A glauer suffices to convince one that the dark-coloured dress with the trans- parent s'eeves is more popular than any ther type. It certainly can be made to look most effective, and for very little cost. Always, it is worn with a binek hat. or whatever other dark shade has" bern chosen for the dress, and trimmed with colour to match the shade of the serves. If this shafe happens to be red. tho note is further carried out by means of back patent kid shoes, pipe or stitched with red, and a hand bag which is either entirely red, or black showing

it somewher a touch of red about Shades most in vogue are red, jade and rust.

there is a whole world of cla's pre judices and traditions separating the Moulin Rouge from Claridge's Hotel, but one detail of fa hion hinds them both. At the reception to Marsha Foch, at Claridge's. I noticed that one of the pris cipal characteristics of the dressing was the rust to have ve noticed the sante thing in keeping; at the Moulin Rouge effort. At the reception to Maishal Foch the women present wire hand-droegra, ' hors and bags which were no more than an echu af some enlour of composition of the actual dress; the women who spend their play hours at the Mnalin Range follow this same law of general harmony. and there is hardly a hat. bag or pair of hors to be which is not chown with the expres intention of having it

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harmonis with the general Hae and colouri

of the dress.

A black or navy dress will be embroi. dered round the low waist line and wide cuffs with a design worked in t colupred silks: thus black hat were with this will have a tight rol of rug coloured velvet round the crown, and from a black ritat moire hand bag will dangle & dainty

Another coloured silk handkerchief. black dress will be sudded round the hem. neck and cuffs with small cul jet heads and be caught in at the wrist with a

ไป handsome jet girdle: the hut worn with this dress will be a co-fitting model with an upturned him it on the linea of a Russian bond-drogs; this will be entirely studded with jet cabochons and from the black patent gincé hory "worn will twinkle decorative jet buckles

There appears to be no end to the idean which can be carried out in this way with B dark background as a foil, and less vivid colours, jete stee!,, braid, beads, raffia and lamb's wool as decoration.

has

This last, more than anything else, Caught the popular fancy for the time being with the rest'e that the most. amazingly attractive (enremble tions are to be seen. Nothing is more

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After nearly 100 years, housewives and diners everywhere still insist upon

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attractive, ecotomical, and easy to wear than

a navy suit with with 1 Logic- fitting jacket trimmed with bands of lamb's wool-the method of trimming lamb's wool jacket or the navy suit trim. varying in a hundred different wayyed with lamb's wool, matches the shado and a belt drawing it into as low a of the lining chosen; so; also, does the waist line as possible; to this is added lining of the bag and the colour of the aetore fitting hat in grey satin with an fancy handkerchief, the latter being dis upturned brim such as I have just played from the bag or a small pocket described, covered with lamb's wool, and in the jacket

boat-shaped bag stocking and a Brey

Another popular note is the cheeky. mode also of lamb's wool. Sometimes the little Tonkanen hat. This has something iden is varied, and a black velvet skirt of the shape of a ripe nut, of the IN worn with a loose fitting jacket en mucalyptus tree,, although the sides are tirely made of lamb's wool, caught into not quite so wide. It is made of satin. the waist with a stoči "bele, "and" the same velvet or straw, trimmed with even details of hat, stockings and bag. Such chockier looking cockades and perched at a toilette is irre-isibly young-looking an angle over the right car. Bome aid and attractive, which explains easily chin strap of narrow velvet as well as enough why it has become the common the cockade, but, with or without this property of the multitude in Paris. As addition, the Tonkinese bat is certaaly a rule, the blouse worn with either the the most amusing innovation Paris bas

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