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Evening Star, Issue 21231, 12 October 1932, Page 12

ECONOMY ON PARADE! Economy certainly goes on parade at this brilliant showing of lovely Summer Fashions! Copies of imported models for day and evening wear, displayed amid glamorous settings, to show you how up to the minute the D.I.C. can be with every whim of Dame Fashion. Sketched below arc four typical examples of the frocks being shown, and we are also featuring special Window Displays. D.I.C. FASHION PARADE AT SAVOY TUDOR HALL TO-NIQHT also Eerlei Stage Presentation ‘LIVING IN LINE WITH BEAUTY” roR RpAUtJ Conducted by Miss Anno Lovick. New ways to figure loveliness! Let Miss Lovick advise you on all liguro questions—iiow to achieve the slim lines modern 'fashion demands. % m m m m \ » <l. \V:'. mVa i F ,cr J Mm '■ ■**% fc ,3* K% V K -J ; vm ,* pki -t ic' , s Morning Tea Frock. Fig. 3.—Smart Fawn Checked Washing Tweed Frock, in new pinafore style, with longsleeved blouse to tone. Price, £3 15/=. Foi /memoon Wear. Fig. ].—A charming style in nigger and beige, well-cut gored skirt, and new threequarter sleeve in coatee. Also in black and red. Price, £6 16/6. A Tennis Frock. Fig. 2.—Pique is extremely smart! This frock, in white silk pique, is smartly buttoned (as shown). • In blue, shell, and lemon. Price, £2 2/=. Parade at Savoy Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 7.45 p.m. Book early to avoid disappointment. DUNEDIN mm f/ * .' v jM' . - y in JRicn Satin. Fig. 4.—For evening wear: Black Satin Gown, with cowl neck and fitting hip lines. Mirror Velvet Coatco (not sketched), £2 19/6. Frock Price, £6 16/6.

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