SOME FASHION NOTES.
To he quite smart and collect according to Parisian standpoint, stairs our Paris correspondent, the white boot must ;>e a buttoned model. Laced white shoes ire the proper thing lor tennis and yachting wear, but these shoes have low heels I nil sporting lines. The dress boot, with its narrow, pointed toe. long slender lines uid curved high heel, should be of the mt toned type High-heeled lace boots ire not worn by women of exclusive t.-ist.-ivho follow the latest convention, of fashion. There is now a tendency i writes our i J aris correspondent I towards larger hats uid broad-brimmed sailors, and many of he modistes arc showing the most atiractive poke bonnets with chin straps. \ small poke bonnet of black liseree. rimmed with white organdy and a chin drill, on show, was exceedingly smart, l-'aeli milliner is making medals that are .o individual and so attractive that it is lifliciilt to say that one i« more churning than the other.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 245, 13 October 1917, Page 16
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