THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1997.
ZOE FARMAR
& ROBB, SEND
THEIR FIFTH
REPORT ON THE
PARIS
SPRING
DRESS SHOWS
PARIS, Thursday.
NLY point on which collections echo one
ing, colour.
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All the colours of the rainbow
in the new evening
TRENDS.
LENGTH: Skims the ground,
COUTLINE: Close fitted and straight or wide · petalling skirts. Natural waist-placing. Lower necklines in front, at back the usual deep cuts. STYLES: All sorts of period pieces, burties, hooped skirts. Also very straight tailored all- houettes reiping for interest upon colour--gaudy, gay, crude.
- Enormous flowered crepe; white on black ground; one spray only is in colours. Fabric: heavy crepe, shoulder pleces: pale green tulle, drapes hang back to'ground (but from shoulder only, not continued across back, which is low cut).
Although, following the cycle, it was pretty obvious that always are, really) Particularly the
effects: dresses would be bright nights- mixed
stripes, gaudy
ancient reacting from last year's gloom-still materials patterned like the colours are surprising, startling. Egyptian dresses, latticed with bright diamond shapes, patchwork mix-
I
frocks
Navy taffeta top, pale blue net skirt. Gipsy style design (one collection shows several, although it is not a strict trend). Businesslike little bodice, billowy skirt makes it useful dress for evening more or less dress- Tie at neck and sash is series; cd up the necktie, spotted navy.
shoulder straps, rely for effect almost entirely on colour.
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To add to my freak fabrie
Hal, there was a heavy silk with heads of Roosevelt plastered all over it; another white brocade with golden words, "God Save the King," circling around crowns, this- tles and all.
Slekly faded towers, imitation, like the ones you see an old- fashioned postcards, spoil many a good dress. Usually a great bunch is put on side of waist.
But since nothing reads more tures. woolly than descriptions of colours ("you know, my dear, the sort of yellow of a young fluffy canary who is puffing up his plumage in a sunny
N styling, there is no one winning outline. The most window" 1s what an earnest col-
have lengue sold to me about a yellow glamorous evening dresses
Some 50 dress), I'll skip a list of the new widely hooped skirts. shades.
immense you could sit four comfort- There are so many anyway, and ably around them.
But, as most of us like to be able the point is that all colours are equally smart (as, of course, they to sit four in a taxi, I can't quite picture their life outside the dress bustles, hoops under the front of rigs, is shown
dress only, that give a very bright satins. The Jacket
of times Norfolk style, often quito interesting outline, all sorts
plain, single-breasted and covering lampshade convolutions.
л dress (not skirt-blouse) very tailored but with low decollete.
Net or tulle, used over or with
Monday:
H
A T S
The dinner suit, still the most of evening
Bhows. There are also bossy-lookine useful and becostly in heavy
the
More wieldy are the straight, clinging dresses that, with deep
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heavy silks. Ground length shoulder- capes of it, in contrast from dress, look pretty for tall women. Curtain
net, drùpings, in the coarser
and drawn up in panels, are the most manageable of the wide hemmed skirts.
Concentrating on colour, few of the designers show any new fabrics, but use heavy silics, taffetas, patterned crepes, organdies, ninoris ..elther very starchy or equally limpid stuffs,
WIDE spread evening capes, W
rather than coats. I think the one, collarless and filling.on the shoulders, in white plque, is a sure thing for sumMET.
Altogether night-time fashion is going to be quite easy to follow be cause most of us need a bit of colour. And there is no need to take these bunches of frowsy flowers or hoop- la skirts too seriously.
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SAUSAGES
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AND EGGS
WITH sausages and eggs one can make many tasty dishes, and here are some suggestions for favour. ite ways of using them.
Country Captain
This makes a tasty dish. Cut
1 lb. sausages
with
inlo hníves
length-ways. Line a deep pledish them... Make one pint white sauce, pour some over the sausages and sprinkle with some brown bread- crumbs. Put in a layer of chopped hard-boiled eggs and a little more sauce, then a good layer of crumbs. Pour ver the remainder of the sauce, then a good layer of crumbs. Pour over the remainder of the sauce, and bake slowly for half an hour.
Sausages and Carrots
An appetising dish for dinner is made by using this recipe.
Take 1 or 2 lb. sausages and ball in a little water. Silee two or three carrots in rings and boil with the When cook- sausages until cooked.
ed, take out the sausages and thicken the liquid with a little cornflour (with the carrots In). Serve with mashed potatoes.
Egg and Sausage Doughnuts Delicious for breakfast or supper are these doughnuts.
Chop two hard-boiled eggs, add two tablespoonfuls cach breadcrumbs and grated cheese, a pinch of curry powder, and dust of cayenne pep- per. Bind together with a beaten CER Form into balls,.dip in batter, and fry a golden brown.
Fry the required amount of pork sausages
formed into rings by tying ends of sausages together. When done, lift out of pan, place two rings of sausage on each plate, and place two egit balls in each ring. Scatter a little grated cheese over before serving.
Sausage Rings
Take Ib. sausages, dip into boil- ing water then skin them.
Cut into rounds with a pastry cut- ter six slices bread, then with n smaller cutter cut a ring out of the centre, thus making rings of the bread. Mince the scraps of bread left over, place in a dish and add the sausages meat, a teaspoonful pow- dered sage, 1 oz. oatmeal, and pepper and salt to taste. Bind with two
well beaten, mix well and form into balls. Roll in breadcrumbs, and cook in a pan of deep fat for ten minutes until a golden brown. Fry the rings of bread until brown on both sides. Place on a hot dish, press a sausage ball into the centre and serve very hot.
A Favourite Dish
This is a favourite dish. Take three pork sausages, remove the skin and break them into small pieces. Chop on onion finely and remove the pips and skins of two tomatoes. Cook the sausage
meat and onions first in butter at the fonming stages. When nearly done, add the tomatoes, cut in small pieces. Season well and put into pledish. Breaks four eggs over it, sprinkle with grated cheese, and cook in the oven or under the grill.
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