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MANNEQUIN PARADE

FASHIUXS AT COBBE'S MODELS IX DETAIL Beautiful frocks and millinery, dainty mannequins, a carpeted stage set the length of the showroom, draped at the entrance with black velvet curtains and held at each side by a huge rose, sort music and lighting effects, turd an announcer giving tlu dt tails as each mannequin paraded—these were tjie features of the fashion parade at Cobbi’s yesterday afternoon and again this afternoon and evening. Different styles \\ ere shown at. each session. Cobbe’s realise that tlie most modern fashions must be presented in the most modern way. and that the old lasliioned method of counter silling is fast disappearing, so to keep abreast with the modern trend the store displayed their seasonable goods by showing them as they are actually worn and the large crowd present at each session, gave one an idea of the interest taken in the new styles. A few of these were as follows; A beautiful blue and white crepe Me How glow frock which featured the fully puffed seevi-s in organdi and was worn with a white picture hat. A distinctive model in blue floral crepe Henrietta featured the new skill, and seini-eowi collar, falling into epaulettes and Bell sleeve.s. A red and black krinklv crepe cut to Princess lines with detachable cape and smart red hat.

A navy crepe Stella with check coatee. A smart tailored model in black and white woven woollen Afghaline, and tailored'hat in black.

A military model in red silk crepe with pleated effect and smart red hat.

A very dainty evening frock in taffeta, and organdi with the new broard shoulders, close fitting waist line, and wide skirt.

An attractive English model in black and white sand crepe, with detachable cane, and smart black and white sador shaped hat. A smart model in black and white silk crepe, with black and white hat.

A distinctive beach gown in striped -Jersey cloth and wide hat.

A locally made model in new blue silk crepe made with detachable cape, worn with a red racello straw hat.

A brown silk crepe frock with coatee and brown Racello picture iiat. A smart navy and white three piece costume in crepe de eliene with gored skirt, and navy tagel hat. A blue phantom crepe fris k and coatee with pleated sleeves and full puff effect. A beautiful black Kimono embroidered with grapes shading from dark crimson to wine and other beautiful frocks too numerous to mention.

The millinery models were very smart and included all the new straws and summer felts.

The latest style in shoes were worn with each model, and these were supplied by Sven risen s Shoe Store.

Bags, gloves, stockings, etc. were in the latest styles from Gobbe’s large stock, and these accessories all helped towards the perfection of each model. The parade will conclude at the evening show- commencing at 7.30 o’clock to-night, when all new models will be shown. The effect by night light should be even more beautiful than tlie day showing.

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Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 4033, 16 September 1933, Page 4

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MANNEQUIN PARADE Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 4033, 16 September 1933, Page 4

MANNEQUIN PARADE Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 4033, 16 September 1933, Page 4