SHADES OF BLUE.
BRUNETTES, REMEMBER.
" My hair is very dark and my complexion rather sallow; can I wear blue?" a reader writes. This is a problem many women will be faced with, for certainly blue is going to be the colour of the year. It is a colour, too, that seems to_ look well in both town and country, providing (ho right tone and texture of material is chosen. There are two kinds of blues —the greenish-blues and the blues that have a warm purplish tono, liko Wedgwood and cornflower. Now, brunettes, remember the purple blues are for- you. Blondes, ana fair, rosy-complexioned women, on fhe other hand, will look more golden if they decide upon the blues with greenish cast such as turquoise, midnight and peacock.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21130, 12 March 1932, Page 6 (Supplement)
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