SCARVES AGAIN
The vogue of the mulYleil neck is asserting itself as part of llic price to be paid for the return to fashion of the smart tailor-made look. Kil'orts to popularise liiyh collars for indoor wear, made from time to time during recent seasons, have met with I;'!tie support. Women (says a London'writer) prefer the low neck-line, which has ,t;iven them health and linn round throats in place of ugly necks, on which tight collars registered their mark. . Outdoor, however, small fur necklets have- been worn by the hundred thousand in summer as well as winter, and the dressmakers arc consequently thinking out fabric alternatives to the fur choker. One such idea advanced this spring is tho lons narrow silk scurf wrapped closely round the throat and tied in a large bow slightly to the side, much after the manner of the scarves worn by old-fashioned little French boys. These are worn with sprim; tailor-matles, and are of the same shade ".is the iutl.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 129, 2 June 1928, Page 14
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165SCARVES AGAIN Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 129, 2 June 1928, Page 14
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