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with a glamorous South Sea red that's transparent, pasteless, highly indelible

Now...for

lips TATTOO

instead of lipstick! Vibrant, ca- citing South Sea color. lus-

cious and appealing instead of "just red!" Transparent and pasteless in- stead of opaque and pasty. Softening to lips instead of drying. Tattoo! Put it on

let it set... wipe it off. Only the color stays. Tattoo your lips! Never be satisfied with less than the perfection of TATTOO. Test all five of Tattoo's thrilling shades on your own skin at the Tattoo Color Selector displayed in your favorite store. TATTOO, everywhere. CORAL... EXOTIC . NATURAL

PASTEL...HAWAIIAN

TATTOO

Prices Effective Hong Kong:

BIG SMALL

Tattoo Lipstick (Coral, Exotic, Natural, Pastel, Hawaiian)...$3.00 8 .40 Tattoo Powder (Flesh Nade, Brunette, Native)

...83.00 $ .40 Tattoo Rouge (Cora', Exotic, Natural, Postol, Hawaiian) 81.50 $ .40 Tattoo Lip & Check (Coral, Exotic, Natural, Pastel,

Tattoo Mascana (Black, Brown, Blue)

Havaian)...$1:50 S .40 81.50 8 .40

$1.50

Tattoo Make Up Kit (Lipstick, Rage, Miscare, Powder):

Set for Blondes, Melian, Brunette, Red Heads, each

Sole Distributors for Shanghai, Hong Kong, British Malaya and Dutch East Indies:

AUW PIT SENG'S TRADING CO.,

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HONG KONG, SING PORE, MEDAN, BATAVIA,

COLOUR COMPETITION

So far as summer suits are con- cerned, the greys still have it, in company with blues, when it comes to popularity votes Grey flue flannel makes up into ex- cellent costumes, and there are other fiannels Interwoven with broken flecks or "tufts" or raised spots of colour-red, blue or yel low.

The blues include a deep Medi- terranean

Lavourite shade, the "midnight," a dark delphinium, royal, and, it goes without saying, navy. Another colour which pro- mises to be popular for tailored clothes is cross between sand and orange. It is very successtyl with white accessories. "Carro," a new shade between pink and red, being welcomed by those who

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like their summer sports clothes to

be colourful.

The

are fast

darker

purple 'tones disappearing.

This is not altogether surprising, be- cause they were not particularly becoming. The wood violet, pud parma shades, on the other hand, remain in vogue. They are better, however, in silks and chiffons ter dresses

for cloths than in costumes.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936.

PARIS FASHIONS

THE DEVELOPMENT

OF LINEN

Figured crepe dresses have been worn .at Longchamp as well 4. Agured coats and tunics with plain dresses. Bighats were usual, made of straw, felt, and braid, wita feather trimmings or flowers. Fox furs are still worn. Beige and black are frequently put to- gether. Black and green are worn. as when a black dress has a green sush and a loose jacket in green veivet. Violet is a colour which is still in fashion. Navy blue and

te make a combination which is not looked on as right for for- mal parties. Black is right. It may be trimmed with something shiny, such as narrow leather binding, beading. Again, the whole dress, or coat and skirt. may be in cellophane material. With soft white lawn to make the blouse, and a hat of ostrich plumes or. algreties, this is a trim fashion."

CLOKE CREPE

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Cioke crepe is very much used for the new long coat with flared basques and tightly buttoned front to the throat, where it meets a small high collar. Taffetas, of same substancë. is also used for tiese long coats, which go over Agured dresses, or plain dresses of another colour. White coats and Jackets are worn again, Poplin and shantung, rather than pique, are used for these. In black tat- letas, with the coat long and far- ed, buttoned close to the throat,

tal slender woman

Wears 3 green jade necklace, a big black hat in cysol trimmed with a wing in the same colour as the necklace.

At the Gainsborough Ball there' were many modern satin dresses, softly printed in pale coloured flo- wers, made in clinging lines, with fullness behind to fall to the ground but not to a train. A sack coat with short full sleeves might match the dress, or a silver fox fur cap might be worn Pale blue organza is used for a dress with a full skirt and bodice with short puffed sleeves. Dresses at white crepe may be draped Greek fashion and have front panels of crystal bead embroidery. The backs of the bodices are cut yery low and wide, or they may be briefly cut a point or a sweeping half.

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- circle: Shoulder straps may be scarcely visible, or ornamentally w de, draped, embroidered, dru from

a ribbon of another colour the dress. Flowers are worn in the hair, on the shoulder, or front of the bodice. Gloves dieet the short sleeves of the dress,

LINENS IN HOLIDAYS

In the holidays, linens will be much worn. The linens most used by the Paris dressmakers are the

Belfast. Moygashels from

Un- crushable, with just the right sub- stance, good in colour, design, and nuish, they are right for beach clothes, morning tailor-mades, and evening dresses in the country, at the sea, or on a cruise..

Worth puts printed linen jackets with navy blue skirts. Some of these are loose fitting, others t close and have belts. With short sleeves or long they are gay com- panions to plain skirts. When linens are plain Worth uses two colours in an ensemble, as when he puts a dress in pink linen with jacket in brown linen with pink collar and cuffs. In

SUMMER Style

reFASHION BY NIGHT

seda green he makes shorts for the beach with house to match.

To go with shorts and blouse

he puts a plain jacket.

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Butterfly wings, feathers, and Worth makes long white woollen Rowers in the hair are among the capes with broad coloured stripes newest evening accessories worn running round · them. For the to introduce colour. Jewelled country he has some bright Uttle coronets and tiaras are seen at frocks in striped linens with which the opera.

With a belge linen dress he puts a rasp-

Gloves of palest colours in suede berry red linen jacket. With a

in best style among many white dress he has a lemon colour-

charming fanc ful productions, ed jacket,"

Shoes and sandals must be chosen In accordance with the gown, they accompany.

High-necked evening dresses are ultra-smart this season. This is good news for newer types of women, who look far more "in- teresting when they avoid the ordinary evening clothes" or any thing in the way of picturesque attire. New Ideas in sleeves help to a smart effect....

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Very bright colours are now worn when they sult, but for the average woman a dark or neutral foundation is a more economical choice. Mitra variety secured.

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SEEN IN PARIS

Necklaces are made of ng- tural raffia, twisted round a needle Into large roundish beads, then sewn irregularly over and over,

Bunches of large crocheted flowers-usually white with a thin coloured edge--are worn as buttonholes on knitted fum- .pers.

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Watches are set Bush in pear-shaped frames of solid leather. Leather strands, like thickish shoe laces, form the fob.

“Lesther initials, an inch and a half high, are worn on the front of hand-kitted scraves.

Leopard skin is used for

PRETTY POCKETS

Fancy pockets are featured on many of the new summer dresses, and give an air of galety, being used quite often as the chief point of decora- tion."

Some are made with petal. tops; other with the tops de- corated with small flowers beads, or buttons; and others again-on festive afternoon models--are composed entirely of closely massed silk blossoms. They are very sweet, and look especially successful when the dress is worn with one of the Httle toques made similarly of closely massed flowers,

bathing costumes for both men and women.

"CHINESE" MAKE-UP

The exotic Chinese make-up which Elizabeth Arden has just created In New York City is directly traceable to the recent Chinese Art Exhibition la Londen with its marked influence คน American fashions and caffures.

This lovely new make-up has fairly taken New York by storm, since it blends so perfectly with the quaint "coolle" hats and the . delicate Oriental blues and greens at the mandarin coats and Chinese turies so many smart New York women are wearing.

Particularly striking for brunet- tes, even blondes. And a lighter version of this make-up success- tul.

The womun with rather pro- minent cheek bones may leave of rouge ent'rely. Otherwise, the cheek bones are accentuated very ghly with volour applied high on the faces.

A creamy eggshell tint of foun- dation cream and powder lend the face ad interesting paltor. Bril- liant red lipstick is used on the mouth. A beauty expert here. suggests applying lip rouge and shaping the mouth with a small camel-hair brush,

"ELONGATING“ THE EYES!

The eyes are cleverly elongated

by drawing a short. declicate line slightly up and out from the puter corner of each eye, A black or very dark brown eye-brow pencil does this trick. To complete the Oriental effect, the brows also are extended up and outward in graceful sweep.

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A wrather light, coppery shade of cosmetique is used to spread the lashes fan-shape Instead of cur- ling them upward.

In one fascinating version of" the Chinese coiffure which has been evolved to. wear with this Far Eastern make-up. the hair is parted in the centre, and swept lightly up and back from the face inte a soft roll encircling the head.

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