MILLINERY MODES

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 71, 23 March 1923, Page 8

MILLINERY MODES

TIIK BOX TON IDKAS. SU.MK HINTS KOii I.AIJIKS. J Ludies who will be shopping in Kastor | week, or who are leaving lhal womanly I. pleasure in abeyance pending an excur- ; sion of the various salon displays, will i be intere.-ted in the change ut creations ' prescribed for the forthcoming ■-> .iboii. for | which the Bon Ton Milliners House in j Symonds Street has a pleasing dUpiny ol , advance modes. Kingfisher blue and heui.u shnrtes. which had much vogue before Christum*, seem to have given place to more reserved , colours like mole, nigger, and »uc!i -mart | combinations as navy and silver, black and silver, ami even grey ami silver, which, of course, arc ellective contrast*, i and otTer scope for attractive harm-.mis-ing with the principal winter coefunic I and dress designs '.hat will be favoured, j Peacock preen, however, is still a hue that has occasional demand. The fact that a reversion has been marie to the j smaller close-lit lir.;; shapes will, no doubt, j give satisfaction, because it accords with j commonsense for the colder and more j rigorous weather- l>ll the trimming side, j tea.hers are at present to I he lore, hut will probably be less preferred Inter. ■ when small, bright-colon red (lowers may he evpected to prevail, with some studied originality in the direction of fur and | silver or similar litivuliuiis. L'lick verours are n.s popular as ever. As usual, the "Bon Ton, , ' a house Hint has always given a helpful lead in these ; matters during its twelve years of eMah- ! lishment. is again offering a charming show of becoming models which will well 1 repay a visit to this spacious i-howrooin. ! where service and suggestions are offered | for prospective buyers either in the! exhibits or in the making up of hats to i suit special requirement.