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Time to twirl

Party dresses this season are designed to dance.

Long gowns are fitted through the bodice and flair into full skirt, often waltz length. The shorter shapelier dress has a Latin American look — tiers and ruffles, ready to rumba.

Lower necklines are back in vogue, these focus attention on the hair, neck and arms calling for bows, baubles and long gloves. Keep the neckline uncluttered for elegance but wear dramatic drop earrings, and sweep hair back into a velvet or satin ribbon or bow.

Heels are high with shorter skirts and optional high or flat party pumps with longer lengths. Sheer tights, and smooth make-up complete the look of a sophisticated season.

Details— Wendy Smolenski (Spotlight Agency) and Warwick Iversen (Pieter’s Agency) photographed by Peter Bannan. Hair and make-up by Fiona Fletcher (Phoebe’s make-up studio). Garments: Newport evening dress from Peacocks Fashions, Thornton HaU and Mr K. dresses supplied by Quinns Fashions. Dinner suit from Mr Sergio’s hire service, wing collar shirt courtesy of Court Theatre. Earrings and bags Quinns.

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Press, 1 December 1987, Page 26

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Time to twirl Press, 1 December 1987, Page 26

Time to twirl Press, 1 December 1987, Page 26