LAPPET VEILS.
j A pleasing novelty in veiling has just ' made its appearance. Hailing from Paris, I this consists of a narrow strip of openwork mesh net that ends on each side ,in embroidered lace lappets, similar to | those that adorn the caps of Breton peasants. Draped over the top of a small cloche hat, the new veil allows the lappets to hang gracefully over either side, and the new model is a distinct improvement upon the 'weeping" veils that were so fashionable last' season. The new lappet veils also lend themselves to the trimming of the newest hats made with one wide-sided brim. In the new tone of rosewood brown and shades of grey, or navy blue, or in navy blue worked with grey stitching, veils of this sort possess a" decorative value that cannot fail to make them popular with all wear- • crs.
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 16, 19 January 1924, Page 22
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