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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAFE.

AY. OCTOBER 3, 1921.

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YOUTHFUL TROUSSEAU

FASHIONS.

There has been a remarkable linen with silk jaay sweater. change in the attitude of brides With this will go white buckskin toward their trousseau cos ume.rubber soled sport shoes. Every- The bride of a generation ago body is gathered round to see the could not have her clothes mature bride depart and though people enough.

ret no more then flashing

What a difference to day! The

modern bride canno

have her

clothes young enough. Even her wedding gowa-though of course

limpse of her as she runs ont to her the waiting automobile, costume must register perfection. The going-asay costume is usu ally a very dainty tailored sait it boasts the traditionst train and fortunately the brief moment is no longer in the skirt, than a its appearance before the flapper's frock. Her hats are wedding guests is only a foretaste youthful and her Dicle dress of its career. It will be the are quite suitable

andby of autumn, this smart sixteen. The present generation laged suit, and, of course, it of girlhood has learned one thing:

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Iste model. To value it youth. Ang modern girl knows exantly, the worth of stunning going-away costume her youthfulness.

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cery

of the kind is pic ured; one of the very new models of dark blue

And when she enters the estate French serge with the slightly; of marrimony, she emphasizes longer cost now coming in sad this quanty mor than ever. part of the sash draped atros! Well Now, this capne cout front in the new, grace- modern man, that she has twentyful fashion. Embroidery orna- years of youth abead of her-fments the lower edge of the coat, she starts right and keena up to with a narrow line of embroidery ber standard--where ber motherjun the cuff, but the collar and retired to middle aze at the lapels are severely, smartly plain. thirty-five or even at thirty, ind; The sash, of black moir- silk, ber

considered with fringe half a yard long." is graudmother doaning the caps of old lady hood one of the rich features of this As forty.

liste costume which for all its very beautiful wedding simplicity is a very handsome: model. costume is pictured and like mos:

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of the bridal costumes, it shows Rare is the trousseau that does!

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This Black Dinner Gowz hrs. Yeathra Stre

BRIDES LINGERIE OF

SILK AND Linen.

The petticoat is of crepe de chine and the fetching sucque of worgette with lace, ting roves and embroidery.

a deal of filmy lace. The beavy not include at least one black; Batin

hrys train

been quite evening gown which seems as done Away

with and instead much as bridal tradition as the there

of train

netwedding white satin and veil· lace elged with → narrow. But the modern black dinner

Just now the most exclusively pleated chiffon at front and net pleasing, sad over this itabalgɔwn is gay and youthful, not

Dash lingerie is made of cpbrebby back of the petticoat. At the top sweeps the lare vel. The found dignified and matronly.

are edged with tion of the gown is of bridal satinjand coquetry mike up its charm linen and these garments are these panels

than stateliness. Ac, especially comfortable in summer garlands of tiny flowers, white in the favourite vory white tint rather and there is a basque bodice of enchanting black dinner and time when there is nothing so Bad palest pink and the white A trousseau gratefully cool as linen next the ribbon sash that lies in a graceful satin draped over an under-bodice dance frock for of crystal embroidered net ikejis pictured. Toere is a quaint skin. But there are plenty of bow over the front panel is caught that in the tunic. Sleeves have picturesqueness about the Bowing silken garments too, and some of to the garment with small pink bren eliminated from weddioziace sleeves, the gathered isce georgette which is a sheer silk roses. There are three embroider- gowns, but as in the matter of skirt and the cunning little apron crepe. Batiste is used less than ed net flounces at each side of the the short skirt, so many frocks of pleated white chiffon set into it used to be for lingerie garments. petticoat bat the material is so 'DOW have very short sleeves the black satin underskirt. The Lioen bas taken its place and the soft that there is no bulk to show that the effect is perfectly sash ends are of narrow satin cost of really fine batiste is now under the drapery of the gown. in accord with late fashion ribbon, black and white, and the so high that one might just as Another little slip of this sort, decisions.

black satin waist draped down well have the more fashionable for wear ander sheer frocks, will

the waistline

in basque silk.

be useful but the material should A charming semi-sport costume.jozer

jeffect.

This year's bride bas a good be a little more substantial. This jast the thing for a honey con

Lovely indeed is the white deal of lace on her under things, lace slip may be used under trip, is pictured. It is a simple, informal little tailored frock worn afternoon frock pictured, a mod. In fact some garments are honey-dance frocks and under the wed- combed with lace, and lace and ding gown which will, of course, with a small bat of suitable typern trousseau frock quite and with outing shoes. Another & suitable for sixteen as for the fabric are set together with hem become a dianer gown later on. frock of grayish blue flannel, newly-married woman. The front stitching so that the whole tex-Crepe de chine in flesh tint the new soft costume flande and back panels of skirt and ture is bewilderingly airy and ex- makes a pretty slip of the sort with edge-bindings of blue braid bodice are of dotted swiss muslin;quisite. Of course, these beau- sad it is always a good thing to The pleated skirt is graceful and the sleeves and all the frills of tiful garments do not stand have the pleated back and front easy to walk in, and the pleated picot edged organdie. The sash treapons laundering-bow could panels which make the petticoat poplam extends the waist and is also of picot edged organdit. they? But they are very, very less transparent under a very gives a jacket effect, The vestee An adorable bat of leghorn with a lovely to look upon. The average sheer frock. The ribbon sash may be removed and one of lace wreath of white violeta and purple bride, however, has only one or tied conspicuously over the front with this white two of these ginzy, lacy sats of panel may be omitted in a simpler and net, or of tacked linen berries

lingerie and supplies for everyday slip for wear under thin frocks.. substituted if the day is warm.frock.

use garments of sheer linen or Nightgowns for the trousseau The little bide bat with its gray

The bride's negligees are Dow silk that are trimmed in more are of sheer handkerchief linea silk tassel has a gay sport sug- gestion and is inst the bat fors afoam and adrift with Jace simple style with narrow cluny, like the one pictured, or of crepe dcaperies and lace frills sad the Irish or filet edging hand run de chine. And white is more tao'aring or for travelling. Tat! stocking and san uxfords complain fabric la chiffon or one of tucks or embroidered scalloping fancied now than the flesh, tint An enchanting set of bridal day that has been so fashionable for plete the costume; and she car-the sof, crepe-like novelty silks. Fles a sun and raid parasol of stunning pegliges is pictured, underwear is pictured. The slip several seasons. The practical an affair of draped pale blue silkļia & camisols and petticoat to bride, will have half a dozen deep blue silk.

crepe with deep collat and sleeves wear over the corset and direct-oightgowns of batiste with simple Besides this semi-sport costume of lace, and the underslip basly beneath the gown. The slip is scalloping at neckline and there will be a regulation sporta lace ruffle at the edge. The white, of course to match the armhole, Beautiful models can costume, of course, very likely a garment is caught up in a single bridal gown-and, combines alba picked up in the Philippine white flannel skirt with a coloured fastening at the left shoulder camisole and petticoat of em-hand embroidered underwear and flannel coat, or a skirt of whitelunder a mauve silk rose. jbroidered net, with panels of close-the price will be found quite

goes

moderate. The liner nightgawas are made of sheer handkerchief lawn, and fallaess is ironed flas in long pleats as the pictura; shows, to give the straight, slender lines now fancied. The pictured gown has a little sleeve! of net sad lace and a narrow lacaj yoke surrounded by exquisite the band embroidery. Below yoke is a cluster of tiny silk

roses.

The wearer of the excipsive) nightgown holds in her hands chemise belonging to this set, s garment of handkerchief lawn jband embroidered and lace- trimmed and with the little cluster of roses below the am- ¡broidery. It is An envelope chemise with white ribbons for shoulder-straps. Ten years ago trousseau lingerie came in sets of four: Nightgown, chemise, drawer and corset Cover. Two garments make up the set DOW: Nightgown and chemise:

Petticoats are important There [part of the trousseau.

must be a great many petticoats;| for wear with the sport clothes. with the tailored suits, with form- al frocks and with negligees. All petticoats are very short, since frocks are so short, and there is

A hamer220 Joom Fo of Gray with Blue Bra7082 Captivating

One.cz the few. Wrzo Around Redeeð or figured Silk Crepe and lace

tendency toward lighter coloured petticoats. Very light are a little faller than those used shades are used even for with narrow street skirts and outdoor petticoats to be worn frocks and these negligee petti- with tailored skirts and sport costs are most entrancing of all, skirts. All these petticoats are of

the softest possible silk, or of silk with their lace frills and dower jersey with soft silk flounces. garlands. Most women have just Petticoata for wear with negligees 5

faw petticoats 8.3 they teen get along with Think of the bride's joy in a dozen for more lovely petticoats o various styles and colours, all folded and ready to weat in the (near future!

A very dainty summer negligee Costume is pictured; a cool, com- {fortable satque of georgette, sod 1 petticoat of pleated crepe de

CRILO. iae pirais are püumi viah: 46 108 edge of'tus petucous nud lus! is 15 applied to the scallupwa [page whitu givės si Dilubs vi latt, Į(Daí is Yury gracelul file four- Koitesacque is wülve, WILD THY, juraped sleeves and a turned bacE colist of walls out embroiderva piak. The iarned back 11005 jodges of tae sacquie are embro

dused in pink to match she a CIR Ser Or small pink rusea {fastens the fiomis togainer. Ins fcap is a saucy axair win 118 gay jupward but over a cluster U) roses at the age. It is Ul Riet lace uvez thin ping silk sua she roses are pink,

The strictly utilitarian wrist} } watch became a universal neces- Telty with both men and women

during the war, and there is little) chance of the habit ever being dropped. It is far too convenient. Silver watches, round or torpedo Handkerchief Linen Fir Onder-i

Jshape, and of medium size, worn garments Now, With Real Luce on a leather wrist strap, are the And Hand Embroidery. For most popular sort of time-| Exclusive Finish.

piece for Personal use with

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everyone nowadays. Some wo men prefer to wear their watch ou a strap of black moire ribbon, while men show a growing in- {clination to carry the watch "loose and unattached ” in the vest pocket. In any case, chainsTM are decidedly out of fashion.

Grandfather clocks, of course, are an exception, and they ars more popular to-day than ever before; they are also more ex- pensive, and are right outside, possibility to the person of average post-war income. Old French clocks in gilt and skeleton wall clocks are also treasures of past days much in request för modern fornishing.

A Slip To Wear Under The Wedding Gown, Made Of While Chiffon And Lace With White Ribbon" Bash "And" Shoulder Straps And A Garland Of Tiny Flowers" At- The Waistline,

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