WOMEN'S UNSUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 30 November 1912, Page 10

WOMEN'S UNSUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING.

Miss Mario Tempest has been talking over tine latest fashions with a press representative. "Believe in the panier?'^ she said. "Well, I wear it. It has, of course, now become drapery. Everything is draped, and tighter than ever under the drapery and no foundations, only transparencies. I don't know what we women are going to do in such unsubstantial clothing. The new colors are the most vivid and violent imaginable, in strange and wonderful, but always artistic contrasts. Mustards, orange, dahlia, purple, framboise in vivid tones will be the most popular. Hats will be more eccentric than ever. They will be both larger and smaller, but. the flat hat will be, if anything, the most popular.