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Fashion

PRE-VIEW

LONDON FASHIONS

Silks, Satins And Velvets

Materials for evening gowns are of great beauty and magnificence this year. The lames are in great- er varlety than usual, and gold vnd silver flushed with colour

are seen in both the heavy silks and in the cpaque crêpes; they lend themselves to the new

silhouettes according to their tex- turc. The richest are brocades and stiff duchesse satins. Some. designed for prnate evening coats. follow to a certain extent the flow- ing fitted lines of last year, but with a

more elaborate shoulder

and sleeve; others are designed for picturesque evening with sculp- tured fullness in the skirt.

Raised gold designs are a fea- ture both of the damask satins and damask georgettes. The latter

are heavy, so that they do not re- quire any underslip, and drape beautifully. Brocaded stiff duchesse satins have special importance this season and they are in several weights, some of which are like the old Victorian materials that could stand alone, while others are sleeker and mure yielding but

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New

Shoes

Presented in

The latest styles and colours

for

Autumn & Winter

There are Shoes for

active sport, for daytime and for

evening wear.

Ladies' Salon

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

are

These gorgeous materials are a distinguished contrast to some of the spangled gowns which built up on net and which are not " unlike the stage frocks of music- hall favourites in bygone days. There are strange new shot Jamés: one or these in pink and green, as stiff as a duchesse satin, was used for a striking gown, shown at a recent parade, with an odd con- trast of vivid striped lamé in rain- bow colourings used for stiff pumpkin" puff sleeves. Pastel lames on crêpes stress the ground colour more than the metal, and among the colours this year are пет shades of blue the most pleasing being a soft aster-blue- new greens, including ginger-green in Georgian colour), a soft puce, a milky cyclamen, and a grey beige. All of them acquire new values when allled with metal.

lamés vary

The actual designs used for with the materials. The lighter crêpes have generally light floral or leaf patterns, while the heavier crêpes have bold

"Betty's Coiffure

Betty Grabin, who recently went from cotton top to honey blonde, shows a new but quaintly old-fash- loned coiffure. The very front of the RKO Radio player's hair is cut short enough curl up into a soft puff of rlagiets. While the top and back of the hair are lait smooth and aleek, the ends, and eldes-clear up over the ears-are done in careless curta to match the front

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LANE, CRAWFORD'S

A complete selection of footwear for "the coming season has just been unpacked. These include models for active sport, daytime and evening wear by "Bally" and "Manfeld." The day shoes are very smart, obtainable in brown, navy and black kid. Oxfords for sports wear are in two tones or plain colours, and sandals for the evenings are in black satin. An early visit is advised, now that they have a full range of sizes.

MAYO'S

Mayo's are showing new hats In the smartest shapes and fashionable colours of fur felts and velvets. There are toques-art face and brims and numerous other styles to choose from.

RIVELLE

The latest autumn fashions froin New York and Hollywood, are on show at Rivelle's.. Needless to mention there are the ever-high 'quality goods and there are fashions for every occasion, styles that every woman will find flatter- ing. All are at the usual attrac- tive prices.

PARIS FASHIONS

Clothes For Sport

Rust-brown. sage-green, belge, or

grey are correct colours for sports clothes. Tallors have been active preparing for the opening of the shooting season and new "ensem- bles" are made chiefly from Bri- tish 'tweeds. Hand-knitted pull- overs and blouses of fine woollen jersey go with these tweeds and elther match them exactly or form sharp colour contrasts.

It is interesting to note, in a season when so many new mate-

Many jackets are, double-breast- rials have appeared, that rosalba, ed with small collars and revers for many years a favourite crisp which close high, frequently crêpe in plain colours, is holding against the throat, completely its own and is in all the new hiding the blouses. The shoul- cclours. There is new crêpe ders are lightly padded to A having a fine rib with a dull sur- straight line without being ex- face that is also likely to be aggeratedly square, and double popular; it is in such shades as

rows of buttons fasten the majority vivid cherry: bright damson, straw-

of the jackets. In cases where the berry bastelblue and the new

walst-line is very sharply marked pansy-navy, ginger-green and a jackets close with but one line of belge-grey. A delustred velvet a buttons. A rust-brown tailormade. another new material which has

from O'Rossen has rounded revers and four pockets, while a belt of a velvet dress but are afraid of natural crocodile-skin marks the

been designed for those who like

splashes of the metal. some like the enlarging effect of a bright waistline. "Ensembles of flecked

fireworks. others like blistered

cloque, and others in large fan- tastic flowers. There are some Egyptian and Persian designs also among the lames, and a number of stripes. One of these has fine stripes in multi-colours, and ́an- other u sugar-stick stripe on a plain material. A peacock's tail feather gives the design for an- other. Bayadere lamé with the stripes woven in the metal is a. survival of a popular spring material, and in a new colour range is being used for cocktall dresses to be worn under fur coats; on a brown ground this is an effective material with mink or Kolinsky. Lamé moire is also good this season, "as there have been improvements in its manu- facture which prevent, the metal thread from breaking. A chintz- chene lamé is another interesting metal material.

Some of the inost admired dresses seen at the parades have been in lacquered satin; these were the slender tobular, backless dresses with the curved bodice- line and with losse panels on the skirt, lined in the dominant shade of the lacquered patten. This note of a coloured lining is also seen in some of the plain duchesse satins which have a colour re- verse. Most of the evening skirts are raised in front, which allows such "double" materials to show their quality. One designer uses sil sating in severe lines, gather- ed into the waist like a peasant's skirt. Lacquered panne ¡B this year, and on a black ground with red flying fish it is amusing. An embossed black velvet powder- ed with gold is а novelty, and there is a Batik printed panne in vivid gipay stripes that would make broad scarves, and would be par- ticularly good on the stage. New Jersey silks are in a mousse sur- face, and are specially good for draped dresses.

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Beiero - Juckets are "right" for early fall. .. Diana Gibson, RKO Radio player, is shown here in one of her favorito outdis in black wool crepe. The short white silk blouse is altached to the plain skirt, and Ita szondi collár is worn on the out- side of the long-slooved jacket which has large tucks at the shoulder. Highlighting the outfit le a silk cord; stitched together in rows to forte wide belt, tied in a single strand and ending in loops to forni tassels.

tweed consist of tallormades or long coats and skirts, with which are worn jumpers of hand-knitted tweed wool in the same colours as those of the woven fabrics.

Colours may be contrasted in sports clothes and Creed studies colour "ersembles" which are suit able for the moors. A grey leather three-quarter coat lined with green and belge plaid goes well with a soft green duvyteen skirt and a grey jersey blouse. A woollen starf of the same plaid material which lines the coat may be tled over the hair instead of a hat..

Mayo's

HONG KONG

Showing now

The latest creations

in

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Fur Felts & Velvets

Gloucester Arcade.

Orders taken.

SHOPPE

Bright and Early Winter Fashions

A big selection

of

Clothes for all occasions.

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more than two inches wide. Blouses of fine woollen jersey and machine-knitted Jumpers have long tight sleeves, but short elbow- length sleeves are more usual in the loose hand-knitted Jumpers. A pain red jumper looks well with a high neck finished by four trian- gular petals of the same colour, which tura down over either shoulder and at the front and back

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Most sports jackets have tour. pockets. But-pockets and patch pockets are equally favoured. Some are set straight, others vertically. A tallormade of red, brown, and white homespun can have two vertically placed pockets which button towards the front of the Jacke in two points. Zip fastenings close the pockets of fackets and Coats are wearable and comfor- skirta. Such fastenings match table. The skirted redingote line

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leading houses - lynx. squirrel,

the colours of the tweeds, brown carries on, also a new wrap-over skunk, red fox. And to the use upon brown.. green upon green, line that falls into the same group. of silver fox there is no end. instead of the fastenings of con- And in the second big class come The prevalent evening line is trasting colour which were

pre- the

лет full-length box and clinging and long, featuring all viously in fashion.

swaggera hanging straight from manner of draped and rucked Cloaks of three-quarter and skirt squared shoulders-the seven-- effects, There is also a Gibson: lengths accompany tallormades eighth box and swaggers, the Girl tendency stresed in certain and dresses intended for country three-quarter box and swaggers, houses such as Patou and Maggy use. Paquin makes a long cloak of and finally the finger-tip box and Rouff. But fuli-skirted dresses are brown and oatmeal-coloured swaggers! A few of the swaggers also shown, and a growing num- homespun and a dress to match. are belted in across the front, and ber. of short waltz dresses for Brown and green-flecked", tweeds others show deep inverted pleats at the very young: or at least are in vogue, and a tailorinade. in the back set into a deep-cut yoke. hope this style will remain with this material is worn with a jersey Classical "reefercoats" have put in the very young! Molyneux and blouse of deep green and a tweed a welcome appearance. Jackets Mainbother are the leading spon- cloak to match which is of finger- are fitted with a longer basque sore of this style. tip length. The new skirta have ne or box. · Doubles-breasted Embroidery glitters and flashes deep folds on one side which give fronts are common to fackets and through evening wear. The new give ample width for walking. coats. Also waistcoat effects. embroideries are handsome and q Few are pleated and preference is Fur trimmings are lavish. Revers little garish with richly embossed given to two folds at the back if and collars are important. Also: gold motifs, heavy gold braidings extra width is required in a skirt, bordered effects. Half-and-half and heavily padded designs in The waist-line is normal for sports effects in wool and fur are general. gold and silver braid.. Sequins clothes, but some skirts are cut The newest furs for trimmings glitter in solid formation or in new higher and worn with

narrow and costs are shaved beaver, cascading "fireworks" effect in- leather belts at the natural waist. Scottish moleskin-which has won spired by our nightly displays at Small pockets on either side of a the approbation of most of the the Exhibiton.