SUMMER WEAR.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1273, 31 October 1911, Page 9

SUMMER WEAR.

A well-cut, narrow skirt, supplemented with tho now panel, is not only good to look at, but remarkably good to wear, says a writer in an Australian paper. It is light, requires no holding up, and keeps its shape till old age overtakes it. The modern coat, with its deep armholes and straight cut, combines all thero is oi ease witli elegance, and never in the memory of woman has there bean such a softening of uncompromising outlines with muslin, laco and fine linen collars. Starch has boon banished from all of these, and they fall with a softness collars never did before. The waist line, being high, means that tho tight belt is non-existent, and blouses are the lightest, easiest, and ; daintiest things imaginable. j Added to this, hats aro smaller thar tlicy were, and infinitely more comfort able, so that the well-gowned woman car face tho season fully conscious of physical ease. Never have white nnd blacli gowns been so much in favour. Practically all of them are relieved with vivit touches of colour. Sunshades, stocking; and hand bags are frcnuentlv sold tc

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