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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER

PICTORIAL SUE

Woolen Frocks

for Football Games

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HERE'S ⚫ three.

piece suit of knitted rabbit'a' wool, with a straight skirt with flared godeta, a red and white striped pull. over and a plain black cardigan to match the skirt. A fuzzy angont bore fasten the nick line of the pullover.

These spectator sports costumes will keep you warm---and they will also meet fashion's demands

THE SWACCER ensemble above, in mass green rabbits hair coolen, has a one-piece dress with a wide scarf, lined with brown vel- veteen, and a three-quarters length: coat with a long roll collar.

PERFECT for football games is this one-piece woolen sports dress und swagger coat of Spanish ace- lot. The coat has a stand-up col- lar, wooden buttons and patch pockets. It's lined with soft plaid.

woolen

A FULL-LENGTH concl'a hair coat is just the thing to wear in football weather. This one has raglan shoulders, a slit in the center of the back, leather buttons, high round collar and loose sleeves sirupped at the wrists.

THIS tailored one piece frack of brown rough-textured wool is trimmed with amusing gald cham ornaments that end in leather tas

sis. There's a frilly Aurplice yoke on the bodice.

Costumes Courtesy of Lord and Taylor's

FOOTBALL fushions are as exciting as the team's win- ning touchdown. And, since these new spectator sports clothes are a subtle cross between street and office dressea, they're practical.

The young girl, of course, goes to football games in woollen frocks. Or she simply wears a sweater and skirt However, the woman who lives in town must have one special outfit to wear when she cheers the team on to bigger and better scores. If she shops carofully, It can be a double-duty ensemble-appropriate for the street as well as for football.

Plin and novelty woollens fashion a good many of the bright little sports dresses. Rabbits' hair wool-less hairy than formerly is widely used. So, are smooth surfaced plaids as well as nubbed and boucle woollens."

The dresses themselves are quite plain with allmiy `tailorad, 'straight skirts. They depend on amusing gad- gets such as bow-and-arrow pins, seashell buttons and ball and chain fastenings to-give that fun-to-wear touch that women love. One grand two-piece aports dress in dark. green wool is held together in front with notebook rings, Another sports dress la made of pale blue woollen, trimmed with Irregular patches of wool in a rich wine shade. There's a wino-coloured velvet boret to wear with

it.

New York

Ensembles, consisting of one-piece dresses and three- quarters swagger coats, Hined with pluld woollen or soft fur, are good, too. If you're really particular about the way you look in the bleachers, get, a sports dress mannish tweed in greyish colours and top it with a three-quarters swagger coat of grey kidskin or muskrat. Weer

a red beret and a red and blue striped scarf.

If you're planning to go to a tea-dance after tho, game, take along a bright-coloured Informal afternoon dress that can be worn with the same grey cont. And pack an extra beret or some little hat that won't get wrinkled. Speaking of hats, don't forget the importance of other accessories. There are alligator oxfords and sports pumps with medium heals. And new suede and kidakin' moccasin-type shoes that go well with spectater sports frocks of rabbits' hair wool. You can get a bag to match your shoes, and gloves to match your scarf or beret.

Gloves, by the way, never have been more intriguing. They are made of every fabric under the sun, including woollens, silks, velvets, corduroys, tweeds and allk and wool mixtures. One exclusive shop shows herringbone tweed gloves to wear with a cont of that fabric. Another features brown corduroy gauntlets, berat and scarf with

a dark green corduroy suit.

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