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LATEST FASHIONS

SPECIAL. TO THE “TIMES'* [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]

The Spiro!. Of int*rest !s the pictured Which f6atuis.ii a three-tier skirt with spiral trimming: of interlaced braid or ribbon. Of silk marocatn 4 1 yards will be needed. ,

Of Timely Interest,

Prominent is the short coat of sur artisf skowß a winsome example at the left. fu. atace cloth 21yards will suffice whlfh wjff We inexpensive even when apished with a fur collar. Efllk stltchery—or knots—with a single ribbon-tie fastening completing a graceful garment. 1 A lukunous frock of cloth has muchi knife pleating in evidence, T'his rather! ' elaborate frock is beyond the average ] home dressmaker so should be pro- ; duced by a professional.

The Essence of Good Style. This severe type of wider coat-frock calls for cloth or tricotlne, three yards. Such simplicity is this season the very essence of good style, while the waistless. ueltless design is called for by a host of designers, Pur, of course, Is used because it figures on bats, nuckles hair ornaments and even evening wear tiiis seasou-

Coloured Undies.

For coloured "undies,” use borax instead of soda, allowing half an ounco to a gallon of water. And after washing,. rinso in three waters, the first warm and the last two cold. <s> Trimmings. Embroidery designs no longer adorn the yoke and sleeves, but are elaborate on the hem line, diminishing m sto midway 'between hem and ykist-llne.— “The Gentlewoman." Parisian designers use son, short varieties of fur as the centre motif for embroidery. Paris dictates lavish embroideries for the afternoon frock and costume. —"Le Bon Ton." ❖ <t> ♦

Clever Basque Effect.

A feature of this bliack velvet onepiece is the baccrue effect over the hips. Closed puff sleeves are rather new and here is a frock that will be comparatively easy to make.

A Coat of Distinction,

Light-weight French velour would make this modish coat. The artistic use of pleating combined with two smart oroammlta.l fastenings add distinction,. 6y the way, the shops show the loveliest clasps imaginable this winter! Many art Inspired by the Luxor discoveries, others reflect Indian and Chipese art.

For Afternoon Cabaret.

Heavily braided on back of bodice and encircling the foot of skirt here is a captivating afternoon frock. The low waistline defined by a wide band of black velvet with handmade chou carries a smart little side pleat.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11855, 14 June 1924, Page 13

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LATEST FASHIONS New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11855, 14 June 1924, Page 13

LATEST FASHIONS New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11855, 14 June 1924, Page 13

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