DON'T BE AFRAID.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)

DON'T BE AFRAID.

TO " TRY OUT " YOUR STYLE. There are two kinds of extremists with regard to type: those who arc too typeconscious, and thoso who, without a thought, adopt, the latest fashion heedless of harmonious relationship between self and dress.

Those of the first class are apt to cling to one style, giving an impression of sameness which is monotonous. Need women who somewhat resemble the portraits ol' Rossetti invariably play the role of Beatrice/ Who knows? Lady Hamilton's might suit them as well. Need others who call themselves tailored turn away in contempt front an innocent little frill? Frills are varied in character, and can bo quito serious and simple. Need, on the other hand, the fluffy ones cast a distrustful eye upon the garment unadorned ? A do/.eu different style may express each individuality equally well. Flattering and unflattering fashions become strikingly appaient by trying a number in succession. It is extraordinary how much light is thrown bv comparison. So do not be hasty and dismiss the possibility of adopting a fashion entirely different from what you have ever worn before; it may be your grand success. The mode is so versatile this season that it. would be a pity not to take advantage of it. Every typo can be interpreted anew. And do make certain that there is .'in affinity between your clothes and you.