THE TRANSPARENT COAT.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 7, 19 December 1925, Page 10

THE TRANSPARENT COAT.

If you want to be ircally smart, you will have a georgette or ninon coat made to match every crepe or satin or lace frock you possess. Ju order that tin- georgette coat may have the proper “hang." yru must have a double hem all round. The hem should be made of the same material as the dress over which the coat is worn, and must, of course', be cut on the cross to ensure a good set. Georgette, one shade lighter than the silk ol the dress is most effective, especially in the orchitl mauves that, arc the fashion just now. Little transparent coats ol ninon, woven with stripes of gold or silver threads, give great cachet to menmg I toilettes, and are perlectly simple 10 ' make nt homo. A coat m pewter laet I with steel beads outlining the ijattcrn jof Lev nni-rocuin into one of real I beauty. I The wreat secret in cutting these I little’ co"ts i- to give a distinct flair at : each side .and to ent the back ami Uront on the circle, so that tlie'.o is | plenty of fullness at the item, ior a I youthful wearer, there need be only an I apology for the sleeves; for the matronly woman tlio wide bell sleeve is I kinder, wiving a more slimming effet t : to the’figure. j Bead fringes bum tho >leo\<- ; on the * lissuo coots worn l-v biidf-ni.-ud-; I over If" k* of bln Ii pink it in 1• am . liny pink pearls bcmg ’med . ni' ii i|n' .. ith b !y elli'Ci.