Page 14 Advertisements Column 1

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 70, 23 March 1935, Page 14 (Supplement)

pmieiiiiiimiimiiniieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ■■ ■■"■■■■■ «■ ■ iiiiimininitimimtmnimimmmiimnimiiimiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 J■. J\\ ITUMN UJOYX/ I I %t* $4/ tuesday next and following days i Ifapi***' At your finger-tips—the style highlights of the season . . . the full fashion story $ IRgf. , * ~|~ told— a presentation complete, at which you will be a welcome guest, i; —«»- Windows fascinating and informative. . Departmental showings of the smart, §j ''; ' exclusive and distinctive. jj -* ■># _ MANNEQUIN PARADES IN THE TUDOR ROOM. * ■ ** * ' I — STYLE TALKS BY A FASHION EXPERT. I J; * / _ BEAUTY CHATS BY MISS GWEN BETT. | 7 ' Each afternoon at 3.15 the Tudor Room will prove a particularly interesting t= ■_"- ' rendezvous. Daintily served tea —delightful music by Mr. Trevor Eady's ■ \iiSt-- • Rumba Band—Mannequins revealing smart fashions for every occasion— '": %;., > - - Informative fashion commentary by Madame Dearman, a fashion authority | ; and stylist of London and Paris, whose visit to Auckland fortunately happens Elizabeth Arden has sent her personal representative, Miss Gwen Bett, who £- will give expert guidance on the care and beautification of the skin. I i jir Another delightful interlude will be the Cuban Rumba, the fashionable dance -» of the season, as demonstrated by Mr. Jock Hutchison and Miss Peggy Upton. . M m - Table reservations should be made with the Manageress of the Tudor Room jj The Russian Influence —one of the at the earliest opportunity. Afternoon Tea and Parade, 1 /,-., Reserves 6d many moods and fancies in a sea.son of ... ' : J versatile millinery. extra. jj r≤ , * *'''%•' If ■ " ' B ... '■.;..■ 1 Pllp"^ 7 " 7 " " ! ~TTl : r :: :; ■■■?■! I^l'iW : M§MM I ■::;?: :\ :x IZ ■ : - : - '■'■•;"■ : ' ■:.:.;:- ; ;-r--;"~ ;■'-•; - ■■-. ■ : .,-.. - ; ™- ,-■-. ■■>:?;?■■'■ '■-'-..\? ■ ■■;.<;: ; ! ; ; ; ■■; i : ,;. :: ■ : :^;i:i;;>;: ; -:;J 1 I Smooth lines, side fastening, an unusual collar, share honours with | ■ large loops, and very deep sleeves with a wide cuff of black fox. With the rough flecked surface of the nigger brown.cloth. Carved I ■--;• » ii • i r i_. ii j r• i j- i wooden buckle arid buttons. 1 m A model in the fashionable duvetyn finish diagonal. , v >,'.•' % I . Venetian-ruat is'the toning of the exclusive suit in dull, rough material, g 1 The distinctfveness of Autumn fashions exemplified in a beautifully at bottom right. The collar is of broadtail and the tunic of satin, both j g tailored model of brown corded coating. The smart little detachable i n deep bronze. Pleats achieve an unusual yoke treatment, and j| B cape with upstanding collar is of self material and real moleskin. continue on skirt. ' ■-..'. g I m I LFl€ Z (SWGMCG, U? | I QUEEN STREET ..... -.' - --. - AUCKLAND. |