FLOWERS ON GLOVES
DECORATED NECKBANDS
Evening gloves are a fascinating invasion in black panne velvet to match a neckband of panne velvet, with a decorative trimming of floral blooms designed from ,pale pink cog feathers (states a Paris correspondent). These motifs are posea at short intervals to surround the neck only, leaving streamer ends of the ribbon free to tie in a bow and one- single bloom placed on the gauntlets of the gloves.
Orange velvet forms another neckband to match gloves, but the latter" in this instance are vaguely pin striped and have a line of royal blue points round the tops of gauntlets that' are open down the centre front, with a small. cellophane water-lily posed at the back of wrists. These crystal-like lily heads decorate the neckband, divided by two others of royal blue velvet with one in a lighter tone of orange velvet in the centre.
Necklaces entirely made of these small opaque water-lilies are attractive for evening wear.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 131, 30 November 1933, Page 17
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163FLOWERS ON GLOVES Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 131, 30 November 1933, Page 17
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