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Always Something New

at

Maizee's

New Shipment

TO-DAY Beautiful Summer

EVENINGS

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DRESSES

and

Silk "AFTERNOONS"

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Extra

Special

Millinery

for

All Head-sizes.

Spring

In Light Weight

Welts, Bengaline,

AT

Straws, Fabrics and Ribbons,

Plenty of Off-face Models; Lots of New Looking Brims and Crowns.

LADIES DEPARTMENT

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935.

Fashion

→PRE-VIEW

ROUND THE SHOPS

LANE CRAWFORD

If you really want a smart hat, you should pay Lane Crawford a visit as they are showing an extra special line of Millinery.

Such a beautiful range on dis- play in light weight summer felts. all the latest pastel shades too, with large brims to protect one from the sun, and also the finest". lot of white felts I've seen. There were a lot of white straws in all the new shapes, large brims to sult those that like them, medium ones for those that prefer them.

A very pretty nile green felt with the medium crown and brim was what attracted my attention.

MAIZEES

Malzees received late yesterday afternoon a big shipment of In expensive wash dresses. They were cute looking dresses too, as the materials had all the bright sum- mer designs.

There were also some pretty, evening gowns-these were in the latest washing materials.

EVE

Eve is showing a lot of very reasonable American wash dresses. This should be great news for the business girls. The prices" are 80. attractive! These dresses are all guaranteed to wash, just what is necessary in all summer garments.

RIVELLE

Rivelle is showing some very pretty and smart evening dresses. There was one in pale blue silk with a fine satin stripe. It had the new square neck and was finished nff with two large diamante clips and to match. As Rivelle is agent for a very special line of maternity grown she will take orders for them, and should be only to glad to show the sample gown to any Interested.

MATOS

BOVRIL

IS A

GOOD DEFENCE

AGAINST INFLUENZA

Reville

Just receive

big Shipment

of

Spring Dresses

6, Gloucester Arcade.

in Silks and Cottons.

Tel. 33186.

A SPRING HAT REVIEW

Brims That Poke-Haloes And Fringes-Easy To Wear

Turban

Dainty and pleturesque, gay back of the head is fitted firmly, and rakish women can show a forehead and fringe under their new hat, or conceal their eyes on one or both sides.

Under these circumstances the new hat can suit the wearer, and Mayos would like to remind their .the occasion. The best French readers that they clean and block models have largely taken in- men's hats as well as ladies: So spiration from the Engilsh old don't throw away you old hats as masters, possibly to provide Mayos will make them look like change from recent Watteau and new for you.",

tricorne vogues.

even if this brimbusiness is some- whale top-heavy. Sometimes only the right eye is hidden and the slant is casler, but many worn straight and the face well concealed."

are

Another Edwardian vogue is the hat with two brims, and ruching of ribbon, or rows of flowers or feather between. This tiered effect is somewhat ageing.

Shapes are full of charm and meaning. All classes of English girls to-day purchase their hats

The 'halo continues to be full of surprises. In some cases it be- comes a lovely 19th century bon-with care and caution. They aim

at line; and however inexpensive modern millinery may be it would seem that the Importance

PARIS FASHIONS net with a frill of silk or flowerets

ther.

Schiaparelli

Schiaparelli has set the fashion of the sart for the evening. Dra ped about the head and shoulders it makes a summer wrap or it can be left to hang as a drapery. Schiaparelli has also made a fan or clear cellophane like a hand mirror and another of gold lea- Sunbonnets" and "dunce's caps of glazed calico or linen are for the seaside. There are sun- shades with frills and long hand- les. Sealing wax buttons trim tallormade and linen dresses, Hats have feather and flower trim- mings. The boater hat is worn. far back; a top hat has a tassel and there are wide-brimmed soft plaited straws. The tricorne, the fez, the bonnet, the feather trim- med hat with a small picture brim are to be worn in town. Neat little tallormade costumes are to be worn with striped blouses and knotted scarves."

Schiaparelli's dresses have simplicity which differs from that of others. With an austere black dinner dress a big golden egg is to be carried on a gold bracelet as á purse and powder box A silver dress is worn with a high shouldered black moire coat; à sari dress is of pale plue satin, summer evening dresses are of pale printed silk and muslin There are no full skirts; draper les cling to the figure,

The Choice

the commotion caused by of the latest addition illy had subsided some- what nurse asked little brother-

Wouldn't you like to see your new sister the stork has brought?"

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FEDONSOR:

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inside. I prefer this more pic- turesque trend to that of the hard halo exposing a large expanse of line is being well understood. forehead. Even the interest of Not that I would for the clever new fringes falls to compensate for the inner quaint ruching of ribbon or blossoms.

Ostrich feathers can be beauti- ful and wearable if skufully used ass fantasie on the smaller-sized Gainsborough, The "sweeping plume" seldom gets out of a pic- ture-frame in these times. As trimmings, used sparingly, they are in good taste and becoming.

Worn 'Straight There is a new pork-ple turban type of hat that can take feather edging in lieu of fur. These tur- bans, as well as a wider Russian shape in the new rough-surfaced fabric straws or in dark materials, are wom straight. The crowns fits the head, but is nots high,

The curate's hat is another style, with an upward curving. brim, worn straight This is a shape good for antelope felt or suede. Like the new taffeta tur- bans, with necklines to match, these hats are smart and practic- al and have a semi-sporting alr.: We shall see some very "dressy' hats this season worn with the smart town tailleurs. This is one of the changeful notes in dress as women have looked usually or a definitely tailored type in hats. To-day a fanciful halo and be flowered -bonnet can cruwn the striped black tailored luncheon sult. If shade, be required, there Is the wider Mandarin's fat crown in gay silk or a floral toque of the early eighties, complete with posy. The taffeta toques, which have big jabots or bows to match, in one or more colours, are char

the tailored ming

worn with spring suits

moment suggest that this” is going to be a cheap millinery season! The ultra-beautiful fab-- rics, straws and original trim- ̈ ̈ mings must demand a fair penditure. Fashion all round- seems going in for beauty of Ene and finest hand-work, especially in the best model spring hat.

Black is chosen for the leading triumphs in dress and hate The touch of white is all-prevalling. No English, or French, designer would seem to be the least willing to depart from the chic of black

A point in both the dresses and hats of this season is the similar- Ity of styles with the vogues at the beginning of this century. Black was, as now, frst favourite.

There are a few rather aimple shapes in black and coloured straws made to match the suit and ensemble. Many tilt forward with trimiming poised at the back on curls

The larger shady black straw- shapes are worn low on the fore- head and on one side. Th thapes balance the wider ifficult"> der-line.) Turbans LTO

Smart But Difficult?

"The first spring styles where the

ect straight poise suita.