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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15557, 6 March 1911, Page 4

The fashions in Millinery which had apparently reached their climax of charm have been steadily growing in grace and elegance throughout the year, until the highest pitch of excellence seems to be attained' Simplicity is the keynote of the New Millinery Modes, and consequently, perfect contours and delicate colourings are more essential than ever —delicate colours . . . but cheerful and suitable for cold, snappy winter weather. It is true that many trimmings are daring contrasts, more particularly in the new modish alliance of fur and feathers, a style which is strongly noticeable in the present fashions. Fur bordering is very fashionable and the elusive glimpses through feather trimmings .... give a very fascinating effect. The prevailing styles have that exact Parisian simplicity and allure that is so covetable. The knowledge of where they may be seen at their best usually involves a visit to

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