SUMMERY CHIFFON TO WINTER WEIGHT VELOUR.—This romantic ballgown (above) in white wool chiffon won the supreme award in the 1964 Wool Fashion Contest. The high, intricately-draped Empire waistline is emphasised by a filmy black rose. The skirt falls in narrow folds. The designer was Joan Todd of "Salon Fantasia," Wellington. On right: The swinging coat in pumpkin heavy velour won a gold medal for Mr R. H. Wadman of Christchurch, designed under licence from Leroy of Melbourne. It is seamed high for an Empire-line effect and low for the flaring skirt, which gives plenty of room for dashing about in the jet-age. A matching muffler can be worn on wintry days.

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30388, 12 March 1964, Page 20

SUMMERY CHIFFON TO WINTER WEIGHT VELOUR.—This romantic ballgown (above) in white wool chiffon won the supreme award in the 1964 Wool Fashion Contest. The high, intricately-draped Empire waistline is emphasised by a filmy black rose. The skirt falls in narrow folds. The designer was Joan Todd of "Salon Fantasia," Wellington. On right: The swinging coat in pumpkin heavy velour won a gold medal for Mr R. H. Wadman of Christchurch, designed under licence from Leroy of Melbourne. It is seamed high for an Empire-line effect and low for the flaring skirt, which gives plenty of room for dashing about in the jet-age. A matching muffler can be worn on wintry days.