1921-02-02 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1921.

ALeague of Nations in WINTER MILLINERY

Reming

Modes of the Moment.

The Broad Low English Type of Hat

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The Spotless Dutch Cap is Suggested by this Arrangement

of White Ostrich

Russian Type

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expressed by wllinery

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that hat in nine came out of top Che Bax Dutch sen das an ostrich feather

The bat with waite tumbling bank earl

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wife's inmanalate rap-bit as woman, 1boru verkn

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heliner eball bat suits the English ter› of face have originan & the ether and to a T. The big hat with have reproduce the starchal plumes makes

an enchanting

stiff lines of the Dutch beaddress frame for such a face-s much so softly an! becumingly better frame than the cakish, ostrich. The hat itself is small, Stury. pect French hat.

The gay little chapeau plctured dipping down at either side oret the ears and having a curled is of panne velvet-just paune back brim in front. This little velvet and paradise. but very hai. made of pink faille chic The large hatthat suggests Silk is almost eclipsed by the the English style is of taupe: luxuriantgrowth of ostrich that velvet, with uncurled ostrich in sprouts behind the ting brim and the same shade. The brim rolls falls back thickly over the crown. back at the front and the arranges the white feathers tumbling over ment of the Teathers is at either side almost to the graceful, over and under the brim;

curling downward at one shoulder. At the edge of the and brim is a jeweled band trimming side.

SCARFS DRAPED AT SIDE.

very

with pink cabuchons held to: gether by strings of cut steel

It is really impossible to over- beads. A rear view of the hat shows only white ostrich, emphasize the popularity of trail-! tumbling over a bow of pinking trimmings on hats If the i velvet ribbon set across the back French milliners do not where the bat snurgles close to feathersdownward, they use trail- the hair.

CCQ HATS IN SUMPTUOUS COLOURS.

trail

ing ribbons or scarf-ends. Maria Goy has produced a model that is much copied. The small, close! turban is covered with black jet; Two widely contrasting types and a scarf of Mack Georgettel the brim. is! are presented in the tall, draped draped around velvet bat and the souggling caught it on one side with a down coq affair which represent jet barette, loose ends falling Another hat the Spanish and Italian members to the shoulder. of the League in the millinery from Lewis. ie of white grebein realm. Both of these models are round torban shape. At the left! street bats, as the pink and white side springs out an abrupt bow of

Vary envala hajaofidack velvet, -with or what' allow the top of the

head and top name that and up

The Dashing Line of this Halis

Naturally French

at each side, have a towering ledge of black goura as the back

another Spanish representative in the millinery League of Nations, one is ante, for at a hig it car on the wearer of this petite urban seems to be hapless-with a tail comb in ber hid

LACE CAPE. FEATURE OF GOWN.

The goun pictured above is of retret betrarle that has an odd. very fetching lace cape-bodice. The tree was obviously chosen to match us nearly as possible the pattern of the brocale." The cate is made with a poke of the les appliqued to a foundation of silk,

of j

For the rest of the cupe, the lace is unlined and fells straight down from the shoulders in u coat effent,

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HATS.

How to Wear Them.

Black Velvet is *Draped

•High to

Imita the Spanish Mantilla

EMBROIDERY'S RIVAL

A SMART

WRAP.

New Method of Colour Printing.

Although embroidery trim

To putes pour bat you hazin You gather the at

the bars. chignon inte the crown, and slowly being down the brim in front taking care tepull the hair in front of the ears with mora hair but of plan. Above all things, aroll an upward it to the brim in-frent. And remembazisi mings of cows were to bare is not decent at the moment thị một with great opposition among show more than ongege, and one the couturiers at the beginning eighth of an inch of forehead. Be of the season, they seem more this popular than ever. Probably there is methol in

is because there are madness, but symbolism needs; this

ways of puzzling cut for oneself. There practically no other

sure

is no text-book to it so far: at Trimming a perfectly plain guan.!

So embroidery holds its Offt least not in millin-r

A feature of the next season's Bat now, as it is so expensive it hats is that they may be bright has a new rival. This is the gown. in colour when worn with a dark that is printed with designs in coat or tailor-made, and they may gold or silver or any other metal. also be discreetly black and be mixed with all colours. It is a trimmed with feathers black, method that dates from old Egyp tian days, and has been resuscitate brown, or gilded.

Feathers and flowers are takingled by some, painters, who found their proper places, and crepe-de that, since the war. their pic chine is being extensively used in tures did no: sell so well, and so have turned their talents to de biz drooping bows.

art. The Salon The modistes say they are using: corative more ostrich. both curled and d'Automne has shown numerous straight, for the winter trimmings exhibits of this style of work. It than have been seen for many is also used for decorating cor-i years. There seems to be no end tains and cushions with excellenti to the popularity of the glycerias, effect,

and nore drab

At first these prints were use ostrich: the forlorn it looks the smarter it is in gold and silver in all tones thin draping materiais. iconsidered. The ostrich is dipped upon Tato sticky glyceticner varnished, such as mousseline de soie of and some are gildid or silvered. Georgette crepe, for tea-gowns and rest-robes. But Jane Ger- main has gone further, and now uses stampings of indelible icolour on all woollen materials. At dance teas I have seen as well as on silk, velvet, and fascinating little bracelets for the cotton. She even executes her For upper arm, writes 1. V. W.. from designs upon silk jerseys. from Paris to the London Even- the linings of the long fur coats ing News, made, of black velvet and wraps this is most effective. ribbon. The ribbon is passed round the arm and tied in a loose bow, in the middle of which so antique, quite small brooch is placed. Upper arm bracelets are For inspiration says a Paris more fashionable than ever, and paper, exbroidery houses are: they are practical as well as turning to South-Eastern Europe, ornamental, for wheashort sleeves Egypt, India. Africe, and China. are worn in the afternoon some An excessively ornate, colourful thing is needed to break the Oriental spirit pervades many of bareness of the arms. Long our frocks, and intrudes lf gloves are dreadfully expensive, even into the severity of the and it is not everyone who cares tailor-made in some form or to wear lace mittens. Hence the other, but finds its best expression present cogue for bracelets-of in the matter of evening wraps, all sorts and conditions.

rest gowns, and so on.

BRACELETS.

ORIENTAL COLOURS.

Ilustrated is a mudel of dark, rich-toed blue with a shapely collar of Hudsom seul, twn blue

silk tassels weighting its cor-

nora, au! it is lined with old

gold salin charmeuse. It is so cut that it may be worn as a straight coat or a urup, and is suitable for either evening of day wear.