STYLE IN ATTIRE

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 119, 4 May 1934, Page 14

STYLE IN ATTIRE

Prince George’s Taste Prince George is the best dressed member of the Royal Family, said the editor of the “Tailor and Cutter” to a reporter. His Royal Highness is particularly fond of double-breasted waistcoatless suits, and no matter whether the jacket has two or three buttons, he fastens only the waist button, leaving those above undone. He likes suits with indistinct checks and wears white collars with the points set wide apart, allowing the tie to slip easily. The Prince also is partial to doublebreasted overcoats fnbuttoned at the breast, with narrow turnback cuffs, but perhaps it is in evening dress that he looks his best, his height enabling him to wear a wing collar with large points and a white bow with generous ends. A red carnation almost invariably relieves the study in black and white, like the cherry in a cocktail. ■Any tailor who saw Prince George step off the boat, looking as though he had never been a mile from Saville Row, must have been proud of bis carriage and appearance.