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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936.

SHORTER SKIRTS

Skirts, for the daytime, at least two inches shorter than recently, and gowns inspired by the Chi- nese exhibition, were among sur- prises sprung by a British dress designer.

The short skirts are", seen on sports salts and afternoon gowns.

Fourteen inches from the ground is the maximum length quoted as correct for a skirt which is in many custa not only abort but tight.

The swallow tail skirt ts BM- other new comer. It is short in front and dips at the back,

MISTY GREY CHIFFON

It is used both for afternoon and evening gowns,

As to the Chinese influence; it

is introduced in a variety of in- genious ways.

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In a gown of raisty grey chiffon, the general line follows that of the garments of Bodhisattva. whose temporary address is Bur- lington House,

It is the same in others made Itom materials treated to give a glazed procelain-like surface, and decorted th embroidery exactly' copied from old Chinese perce- Jain.

There are woollen materials. which look like old bronzes, and the plumage of the Chinese duck.

The Amherst pheasant and the Chinese golden pheasant have been pressed in to act as collar, cuffs and waistbelts on coats and, silk and wool shantung."

EVENING COAT

A coat of boidty chequered green and grey tweed has a collar and wide revers of green plum-

an evening coat la age,

made entirely of pheasant plumage dyed black-It took weeks to get the "feathers on to the material for one dress; the trimming is strands of brightly-coloured flowers made from rice paper.

The material used for an eve- ning dress is printed with colour- ed Ashes; It is decorated, like the "rainbow' tulle cap worn with it. with seaweed and seashells.

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FASHION NOTES

What They Wear In London

A tailored sult is indispensable on a cruise, and materials which hang as well as linen and crush less are mixed linen and woollen yarns in string colour, mixtures of artificial silk and linen, and heavy all-slik tropical fabrics. Skirts of these are plain, and fitt- ed hip-length jackets with wide collars and revers are fastened by narrow belts of material, the blouses being of a darker allk with a large bow at the neck A davy-blue suit, with straight skirt and short, swing-back coat. is g fastened with white pearl but- tons; the blouse is scarlet and the baret blue with a scarlet pompon. Man-tallared navyblue and grev flannel double breasted jackets have short womanly sleeves and nited waistlines.

There are now separate loose three-quarter-length coats of cot- ton tweeds, which the multi-col- oured threads enable to be worn with any light dress. A pale-blue linen Jumper But, with a thick corded trimming, can be . worn with a square-cut loose jacket with large square pockets in mixture of blue, white, red, and grey cotton thread.

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CRAVAT SILKS

Cravat silks with a small design and heavy all linens in white and pastel shades make tailored dresses. Where they are cut low for sunbathing they have bright Ittle jackets of contrasting col- ouri, New, pyjama materials are

country.

OX OL town' with Wherever else etiquette may be alackened, it is maintained in dress Woollens, "Jerseya lin-. ens: and cottons. which are used in the country and in the morning in town are disciplined to elggunce for the afternoon, and in the evening become luxurivas.. The evening tallormade, by reas son of its rich materials lame. satin brocade, velvet-loses ali austerity. Black is still the fas- hion for internal dinner dresses, but is lightened by vivid trim- mings or a belt and velvet muff of elsewhere in the evening. either geranium red. Colour is essential In bright touches or as a soft but glowing whole. Bhat material are right, especially lames and bro- cades. Designers would make clothes youthful and gay, and are not without a when handling figured materials and creating hats.

sense of humour..

JEWELLERY AND HATS

Hamakers, in league with hale- dressers, insist upon a neater but still much curled coiffure. Curls are now set in tight colls and in groups to show a comely head or to hide a defective one. A 185- hionable woman's hair, curled, colled, lacquered, dyed, is worked to a pattern. The unfashionable either feel awkward or openly re- bel.

----Jewellery, especially-bracelets, grows heavier. Four or five brace- lets of topaz, - aquamarine. tur- quoise, or Jade, set in gold or platinum, appear, on a single arm.

furnishing linen and jersey, ge- HAND-WOVEN MATERIALS Long, reavy earrings are matched.

berally printed in dark colours on a light ground. Simple, one- pieer dresses, with divided skirts, have been made of many good tailored materials.

There

are short eulotte tennis dresses, with plain tailored tops and patch poc- kets; other divided skirta ore far- ed, gored, or pieated across the front. Printed culotte skirts worn with halter tops are to go with straight jackets of a bla'n pot- our to tone with the print.

The best bathing suit is still the one-piece maillot. Besides those of Onely woven elastle thread in ridged and ribbed designs there are dresses of crepe rubber; and knitted cashmere suits in neutral colours, though light and soft in' Wear, retain their

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Hand-spun and hand-woven materials are offered by Rodiers for the spring. They are expen sive, since spinning and weaving by hand is a slow process, but they are delightful to work with and beautiful to wear. The very irregularity of the weaving has charm; colourless, softly bright or brilliant, the wool is incom- ̈ parably soft.

In silks Coudurler has brought out a new taffetas; plain or figur. ed, it is soft and easy to drape, and neither rustles nor shinës. On all figured lks, muslins, crepes, and satins patterns are Oriental. Abyssinia supplies pictures, Indis the set anemones, coral, fsh; the poultry yard ducks and chickens. All the old mater- lais, such as silk-crepes under new names, with some new thread in- troduced

palm trees shape well. Bright green, aquamarine, and light blue are now bathing-suit colours, besides the darker shades. are hooded; the lining of the hood and the woollen cord belt match the bathing suit. Swagger coats which just cover the bath- *ing suit are new. but those of *three-quarter or ankle length are

more serviceable.

into the weaving, are bere; crepe Givre is one, with a shot background Artificial silks are not easy to recognize in their new forms. There are among them a heavy volle and a new jer-

sey.

PLAIN MATERIALS BETTER”

It is claimed that there 15 a reaction in the Rue de la Paix against the strangely figured ma- teriais; plain materials give dren. makers more scope in cut, needle- work, use on one side or the other, opposition of colours, and the like. There is a new silk which la woven on the cross; there will be styles for all hours of the day there may be no mixing of morn- ing with afternoon and evening

by girdles of stones and give strong colour to a white, black, or colourless dress.

MAN, "PROUD MAN

How many studs? What sort of tie? Pyjamas? Dressing gowns? Waistcoats? How many Caparently dutiful wives are painfully ignorant of hat's co- rect, and what's not in the mat- ter of men's clothes? A good many, we suspret." Vogue takes the subject in hand in the new Issue, and gives some really use- ful do's and don'ts in a grand article called "What Every Wife should Know about men and their Clothes."

INDIVIDUALITY

Clothes are so simple these days, that accessories have quite a now importance.

One can't. stress too much their variety and Interest, says Vogue in the new Vanity Number, Bo 1cok around the shops for some simple, char- mlig thing to give you an indivi dual chic all your own An ununiai plece of jewellery, per- haps. Or some Victorian Tantiy that your grandmother wore

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