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IN ANTICIPATION OF THE SUMMER

Shantung and 'tussore are holding their own as warm weather fabrics (says the Lonk' 1 . flip ' .'" forecast' of spring fashions). The striped and checked Shantungs aro more conspicuous than beautiful as a rule, but they aro undeniably striking in appearance, and will undoubtedly bo worn by extremists. I,e.ss glaring and really pretty ti a shade of tan, edged with tbo Persian shawl pattern in many shades of 0110 colour, such as Oriental blue, brick-red mahogany and rose. , Batistes and organdies with woven borders are being issued, and tho dress lengths are so designed that while for tho edging of the skirt or tun:c a broad border, is provided,. for a.bodice decoration there-are narrower ones. That_devoted patronage will be bestowed upon aU printed cotton fabrics is a foregono conclusion, and very quaint are some of tho accepted dimity designs, such as were used by our great-great-grandmothers for casemont curtains and chair coverings. Cream, buff, and pale ochre backgrounds, patterned with green or red-brown, are to bo fashionable. and of the simplest of zephyrs will be made really modish toilettes. Look, out for toile cl'AJsaco, I the latest vogue in cottons chronicled from Paris, and •J? o ,' w ' til me > f° r a Si. o warm summer that will be favourable for the display of such cool fabrics.

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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 229, 20 June 1908, Page 11

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IN ANTICIPATION OF THE SUMMER Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 229, 20 June 1908, Page 11

IN ANTICIPATION OF THE SUMMER Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 229, 20 June 1908, Page 11

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