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The

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at

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in

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933

MODES of the MOMENT BOVRIL

***COQUETTE***

** CHAMPAGNE

*' ELEGANTE "

Change Your Hair And Your Personality

Fashions in hats and fashions in bair. Both are dependent on each other, and never more so than at the present time, when hats are placed at an angle hat reveals most of the head.

Fezza, berete, pill-boxes, and Dolly Vardens. High crowns, shal- low crowhe; forward tilts and side ways lifts; these are the whims of the moment, and most of us are asking ourselves the question: "Are! they easy to wear?"

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The answer is: Yes, if the hair is dressed to suit them."

The new hats are distinctive and host of the demand a certain type. If we would wear them with Success, we must conform to it. This is easily done by changing the style of the hair and suiting it to our requirements..

recognisable. The Greta Garbo, for instance, of a few years ago and the famous Garbo of today are as un- like as two entrely different people. Much of this metamorphosis is due to her hair, which, in the early stages, was worn in a fully bush, and is now arranged with straight severity. When the stara re-dreea their hair it causes a Bensation. Even before the curtain rose on Margaret Bannerman's new play, rumour was busy with the news that her hair was knger; that she was dong itsoftly ingénue, and that she looked quite different.

Jessie Matthews made table talk by changing her style of hair for "The Good Companions, and Joan, Crawford, starring in the film "Rain," set all tongues wagging by appearing with hair fritzed up instead of sleekly smoothed down. Even the crities were moved to com-

Nothing influences the appearance so much as the hair. It can alter not only the looks but the person-ment upon it. ality. To realise this, one has only

thing else which may suit as oven better.

Hairdressers have evolved many lovely coiffures for, our delight, three charming examples of which are shown in the photographs above.

The photograph on the right, Elégane," shows a style which, quiet and unobtrusive, is smart for all occasions, and particularly ruited to the older woman. It has a three-quarter parting, with soft becoming waves running obliquely aceoss the back, and finished off in rounded, soft curls at the ends.

The central picture is for the young girl. It is called "Cbam- pagne," because of its abundance of bubbly oorle, and is delightfully suggestive of youth and galety.

Still another which I have seen is called "Coquette." This has a sideparting, with the hair drawn back into a wave, with ringlets resting caressingly on the check,

With those and so many other Since the question of hair is of to glance at the stage and screen such supreme importance, it be styles at her command, any woman stars, and compare some of their hoves us to pay attenton to it. Bo- who is anxious to alter her appear early photographs with their pre-cause we have adopted a certainance can do so by the very simple rent appearance.

style, there is no reason why we device of re-dressing" her hair. Some of them are almost un- should not change it and try some-

JEAN CLELAND.

CLOTHES FOR THE SUNNY SEASON

are white pique bone and white organdie rules; and there are spotted chiffons for the evening.

Gloves and Shoes.

The most favoured material this which also forms the new bandeau. Spring is Linen. There are colour. A cluster of the various field dow. ed linen canvasca, linen tweeds,ers of the fabric completes the! linen tussores, and linen crash. A model. Amongst the fashionable delightful summer suit in string organdie string colour, peach, pale, coloured crash han the intriguing yellow and white, will be the little blouse in brown and white smartest choice, and the black hat, checked gingham. Another frock and possibly black gloves, too will of plain white crash has an accom- be the prevailing. note. There is panying cardigan of yellow wash nothing that Chanel cannot do in able velveteen, and alternatively a white organdie and white pique. cappe of brown checked feather Organdie dresses have hate to weight tweed. Again this is a sea.match and white dresses have white son for ginghams. Gingham is washing bats Her white organdie, velvet has no back but a strap cotton which, by reason of its re capes are phd and fit the shout freshing crispness, has particular-ders or built up to the neck with ly desirable qualities for blouses, dresses, suits, tennis frocks and beach suits. Cotton evening frocks will be with us throughout the summer. Chiffons and organdies will reach their height in June. There are some distinctive designs in painted or printed chiffon, A love in the mist" blue background has a design of tiny field flowers, one of the darker shades being used for a shady hat, straw with flat crown of white crochet lace,

self in the midst of a sale of cre- tonnes and saw at least fifty rolla of every possible desigue and co- lour marked down at one dollar por yard. There were all the love ly dower and harlequin designs which have been two and three dollars a yard all year, at this new bargain price, and I should think it would be easy to find a colour to suit any and every room.

frills and truffles. There are white bows and collars, white waistcoate closed to the neck, and white cuffs and gloves. Little white coata go with evening dresses and white tai lor made conts with black morning dresses. Chanel's foulard dresses and jackets are spotted, red on white or white on red, and worn with brgandis" trimmings Loose fitting short jackets and three quar ter coats and long coats which fit at the waist are also shown. There

Round

the Cown

Seen this Week in Local Shops

There are many varieties of wide. gauntleted gloves for every beer- inn. Chiffon for evening, and or gandie, plaid, spotted silk, string, and other fabrics for day have also found favour. Shoes also are changing and there are evening shoes in new sandal shapes. Bro- ende sandals lined with silver and gold kid have been made for the Courte with adaptable strapping. An evening sandal of brocade and clings to the ankle. Crepe shoes. are now trimmed with silver kid. Aftemoon and sports shoes shows new uas of materials and leather. Tie shoes of natural lines and glace are new, and so are patent court shoe trimmed with chame leon. White washable calf is alli. ed with black patent leather in a strap shoe where there is an inter- laced trimmings. Soft and pliable golf shoes are made of black call and white elk and brown calf and white elk. White frog-skin is made up into a neat tie-shoe.

other shades too and some, pure flat camelias Another dress was white models. Such exquisite work in paleet pink pique, trimmed can only be got in the East where with the fashionable big buttone. labour is cheap. Dresses like this and yet another was in Elephant- would cost a great deal of money Crepe and to go with it was a in London, so those about to go dainty little tilted has in just thế home should invest in a few of same shade. these dresses before sailing.

Gordons Ltd. are featuring

A more sophisticated dress for the girl who likes to intrigue, was the "Sportog" dress, very smart and original in navy and whit

My eye was also caught by some number of beautiful buckskinwhote. quaint and fascinating Nursery shoes in white and brown. This cretonnes (also at a dollar a yard).magpie effect is very attractive. It

At Lane Crawford. This week It would be sher delight for the goes well with any costume and children to see their favourite looks just sight on all occasions. are ahewing every sort of accessory

I saw one very pretty pair of to complete My Lady's Dress. "Mickie Mouse," "Jumbo," "Ti ger Tim" and other favourite anis court shoes in white, faced and the woman of to-day is not satisfi mala and Gollywogs figuring on strapped with brown at 835-ed unless she has dainty tries to the covers and curtains in the Another had brown toe-caps and complete the whole ensemble. For Nursery this summer.

brownheels-a particularly dainty those who like to sport, a loosely little shoe priced at 837/50. These knotted scarf there is a charming shoes are more durable than can novelty. The scarf-ring in va vas, but just as cool for summer rious colours sab with brilliants it

e

Miss Naylor,, Importer of Dres ses has real bargains too, this week as she has just unpacked a lot of Raw-Silk dresses from Shanghai, they are all one price, viz. 817/50 Dolly Varden Hat Shop has A ench and are beautifully finished charming selection af Ingenue with the smart new faggot stitch, Frocks in an adorable shade of and delicate hand embroidery, I shell-pink and a hat to match each saw on lovely model in jade-green, one. I saw one lovely dress in another in cowslip yellow, and yet Broderie Anglaise, with a wide another in-sexe-blue, there are shady hat to match trimmed with

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makes a charming, finish to any scarf, and with it one should "wear Reveral narrow bead bracelets to carry out the colour scheme.

Handbags, too, sre an important accessory, and can. he found in endices, variety from the dismante bag for evening, the quieter, but no less attractive bag of gold or cry stal beads, and the pretty bags of crepe-de-chene and brocade, Tor day went there are fancy leathers, canvas stitched pr plain, and, the latest thingy in shiny straw, One, useful bag for day on the Linke or the Beach was the three tier bag, which had three compartments. and three fascinating clasps, and. would hold all the little etceteras needed for a day's outing.

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