1935-10-18 — Page 3

Page

Always Something New

at

Maizee's

Protect your face

with

Helena Rubinsteina"

Beauty Preparations."

Showing now Very Smart HATS

and.

NEW EVENINGS

Big Selection *of GOLD BELTS

A New Shipment

of

Smart Evening Gowns, Continental Suits, Afternoon 'Dresses.

and

Hats.

RIVELLE

W

6, Gloucester Arcade.

One of our Newest Models.

Hand sewn.

GORDON'S

Tel. 33186.

Black suede,

with underlays of Black Kid.

Other styles in Black, and Nigger, just received.

LTD.

HONG KONG'S LADIES' SHOE SPECIALISTS. ·

Smartness

and

Flattery

goes with these New Erminite Capes.

Now Showing

The New Salon

LADIES DEPT.

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1935.

Fashion

PRE-VIEW

DAY OR EVENING

ENSEMBLES

Every Detail Must Be There

More is required in our day or evening ensembles than the dress or suit. There are practically no evening or semi-evening frocks withou some sort of scarf, cape or contce. For winter these ad- dit ons are as, if not more, im- portant as the dress itself.

The same applies in another to the a lored coat and Way skirt, bicuse, hat, scarf, gloves, shoes." Ev ry detail must be there to complete the successful suit.

PO

The "unusual charm of a black velvet coatee was worn over a semi-low sleeveless top, that had black taffeta puckered 1860 draped-up skirt. Velvet is always becoming near the face, and this shiny transparent velvet, made like an Eton coat, was specially At the end of the long-ex- 50. quisitely moulded sleeves were ruched gloves of velvet, all part of the coat itself, but quite easy to slip on, and very cosy.

The idea was a good one, For sitting in cinema or restaurant a little wrap is most welcome, and for dancing it would be shed with ease.

Little chiffon or silk capis 10 match dance ar dinner frocks are, similarly useful. These can be made by a clever amateur, cut like a cape with armholes, with flowers edging the bem and fronts to form a ruche. Such work must be dainty and light, and preserve a perfect colour-scheme.

One example was a ladupink faille dress that had a cape..of matching ninon bordered with a thick ruche of silk and velvet roses in tones of darkest.red, wine, and several graded, pinks. Shoes and gloves were of wine de Chine, and with two roses worn in the hair the effect was picturesque and young. An equal- ly charming and useful addition could be worked out by the home dressmaker in various colour schemes.

Orls, and older women, on a im.ted dress expenditure can add to their wardrobes for a modest sum, providing they can express good taste and commonsense.

Every sort of beret and toque is seen, and in an amazing variety of colours. Black, brown and dark red are good shades for tailored headgear. Velvet many makes and shades is used for the draped urban, torpedo-... toque, and college-cap.

in

Striped fabrics match scarves for sports wear, Formal hats scem to be getting more, wear- able The earlier models had almost too wild an air, and were Impossible to keep at any well- poised angiel

The pork-ple hat, the very nar- row coal-scuttle bonnet, and the halo are all now brought to more, "possible proportions. A charming

casily fitted bonnet In felt "or" velvet is worn welk at the back of the head, and suit certain types. Variations of the uneven brimmed cloche can be worn by everyone, and the little vells are -most helpful;

JJ

Լ

A strakhan, Alaska-seal, and. Persian lamb are favoured for rimmings, or broad collars and cuffs. Olive-green vleuna cloth is good "trimmed with grey and belge shaded carácul

Swagger-styles, redingotes, and the loose ullesr top-coat are all smartly cut and tailored for autumn. Whether for country or town the coat is an all-important matter. For the country there tweeds. are plenty of furless

fringed wool finished with "a scarf. There is a lot of swing and style about these new big coats.

ART OF WEARING JEWELLERY

Some Useful Blends

Although the art of wearing.

jewellery really well is a very fine one and calls for a considerable sense of balance as well as taste. it ought not to be difficult tr. acquire it to-day.

You can get so many things which are really quite lovely in themselves. cost very little, and are capable of providing the pre- else pote of emphasis, galety, or sparkle that a plain dress so often needs,

́s Coloured and sometimes carved glass is one of the least expen-

I

ROUND THE

SHOPS

h

LANE CRAWFORD".

The new salon looks extremely nteractive with all the new goods on display now. On show. yester- day were some very pretty Evening Gowns all of the palest shades of pink imaginable-so were also the Short Erminite Capes specially the delicate Pink one. These capes are the newest thing for Evening Wear and are most, useful. "There's a black and white model that will act the purpose of two as its re- versible.

"..

MAIZEE'S

Have received a nice lot of Gold

Kid Belts, that are so fashionable

now. They have them in all widths and should look lovely worn with a black velvet dress. Also Maizee's are showing the latest in Hair Ornaments, the gold renals- sance, comb clips. Most fascinat- ing, the sprays of silver and gold berries would look, tucked away in the hair. All these exquisite little hair sildes are what Malzees have just imported for the coming sea-"

son.

RIVELLE

Is showing a very nice new ship- ment of winter goods specially the New Camel Suede Dresses in greens and browns. This new material looks like velvet but

seems to have more thickness to it, and is really very smart, and so are the new Continental Suits at tweed and serge.

MAYOS

of

Have imported a number Suede Jackets to be had in several shades. These jackets are most also useful for sports-wear, and for cold days.

GORDON'S

Gordon's have just informed us that they are expecting a new shipment of shoes by the "Rawal- pindi" which arrived yesterday.

sive and most effective of the ma- terials used "'; } +

There are glass clips, for the frock or the ear; glass bracelets. for those who can wear them suc- cessfully; glass rings; and long or short necklets. for those who can wear

them successfully; glass rings; and long or short necklets

Mavo's

HONG KONG SHOPPE

Just unpacked SUEDE JACKETS

..and

NEW WINTER HATS,

South Arcade.

Gloucester Building

However damp the weather, Middlewitch Salt will remain dry and free-running.. Order some to-day and rid yourself of the nuisance of caked salt.

Middlewitch

JOGONY'S CELEBRATE

ww did

SALT

From tears

to sunshine!

Sore and throbbing gums often make baby cry dur- ing teething, but he is soon geched with Woodward's Gripe Water.

For seventy-five years Woodward's has kept babies smiling, correcting indigestion, flatulence, colic, teething, troubles. Contains no opiates, and is safe for babies of all ages.

WAD-ARCH ARE AT

WOODWARD'S

GRIPE WATER

TAIL AGRU

keeps baby well

#WOODW SHU LIMITED, LONDON, UNILÁNU

Sole Agents-W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA), LTD.

PARIS FASHIONS shower that could be worn

town. 10-day there are thest gay shower-proot capes and couts for the "towi and for, the

of large or small or graduated The Signs Of Autumny more subsantial capes

glass beads, "

ALLURING BRACELETS

Many of the bracelets are par- ticularly alluring in ruby red or sapphire blue. in emerald green or in milky white glass frosted with diamante.. They

can he equally agreeable on a very white or on a smoothly" tanned armi. but none of them should ever be worn if the skin is discoloured or in an indifferent condition. of if the arm is not well-shaped and the wrist is ungraceful; they only draw attention to

any de- fects there may be.

There is some most attractive pew Jewellery-broad bracelets. masslye brooches or clip's and earrings or earclips in a kind of enamel, and in black or creamy white studded with creamy pearls. It may sound like some of the very worst Victorian aberra- tions, but actually it is extremely good-looking and can be used both with demure dresses of the 'Little Women" type and with the Renaissance trend which is

The more mechanical we bo come, the more we dash from one place to another; and the more practical and specialised." the things we wear for every form of sport, the more we crave for romantic clothes in the evening:

This is surely one of the TERSONS that so many of the best details of former fashions recur-so-per- sistently some of them, at such ̧ short intervals, too. This year we have heard and seen much of the graceful Indian Sarl

ነና

are

Tweeds and waterproofs are now the fashion with oilskin um- brellas. These " are made In bright tartan designs. Low-heeled shoes

..worn with tweeds, and loose-fitting pull-on gloves of pigskin or rein- deer. It is correct to look coun- trified early in the day. But the girt in society wears a hat, with the privilege of taking it un in and out of doors as it p.euses her. She may wear a Schlapa- rell not with a felt hat or with a turban. Her tailormade is skirt with a short-sleeved blouse. and a long-sleeved jacket, or it a little dress with a ог loose-fitting three

may be jacket quarter ccat.

gurea,

Tweeds, flecked and in gay colours, are used

for autumn tailormades. Brown flecked with orange, red, purple; black flecked white, blue, yellow. Again there are plain and sober blacks, browns, greys, with which may be warn a scarf of the brightest gentian-blue, ger- antum-red... emerald-green. or one in Roman stripes. The hat is in fet, with a high, dented crown, trimmed with grosgrairi ribbon or with a rope of twisted yarn in colours to go with the tweed. blouse, or belt,

or

The waterproof, whether coat de cape, black and white, blue and white, red and white pale pale grey is an improve. ment, on the old-fashioned, col- ourless, useful garment which was the only protection against

41

and coats in waterproof mate- rials which look ke ordinary tweels Wrap-over, loose-fitting, easy to slip into and out ci, they, are inva.uable at this time of the year and for later on: A hood goes with them either 25 a cape or a collar:

in the evening informal dress means Long. slim skirts which do nct reach the ground, a bodice with or without sleeves, and some sort of shoulder wrap which makes the dress as right for: 6'clock in the evening as for a dinner and a theatre. This is a compromise between what jis clearly a morning frock and what is as clearly designed for the evening. Black satin, molié, yelvet are 'the usual materials for the skirt. It is unusual, but «qually correct, to have fine silk, wool jersey, or knitter yarn. top may be a blouse ima different material with cape for bolero, like. the skirt to go over it. Or the whole dress may«pe slike, with a cape jacket, or Bolero in a second material. By. this combined use of two er thres different colours and tissues agreeable effects

are gained.

The

The long cape as an evening wrap is established. In velvet. in brocade,: taffetas, and fur everyone wears It. Titian rea and Veronese-green are colours, much used.

Reboux has made hats with high draped crowns and jaunty brims. They are in felt and have no trimming but a twisted. cord or a band of ribbon,