A FEW REFLECTIONS.
If ycm. Banco, a groat deal, even off tho 1 stage, you should study all your evening frocks from the point of view of how they look in movement. Too many of us see a fashion drawing, or a model on a -wax lady isofc in one attitude of sublime dignity, and think it charming. So it is, from that ono point of view, perhaps, but you don't move round the rooms like that, especially in thesie days of tho Chajrlcston! j| v The present-day skirts are mostly good from tho dancing point of ;|&w. Frills and pleats always look well on ; th» dance floor, and circular skirts'move very gracefully. Loose panels, on the other hand, look rather clumsy and era apt to get: in the way of other dancers. . Tho 0 main thing to avoid is any tightness at the hem, either ib tho frock or nndcTslip. And don't forgot that tho front of your frock is practically not seen while yon aro dancing, so you must concentrate; wi having an interesting Iwck!
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19503, 6 December 1926, Page 7
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177A FEW REFLECTIONS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19503, 6 December 1926, Page 7
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