COLOUR FASHIONS.

Otaki Mail, 1 September 1930, Page 4

COLOUR FASHIONS.

BEIGE' BEPLACRTrBY VOtK. Lately returned travellers tell us that beige' has utterly disappeared from the world:-of fashion, and pink has..taken its place. But not'the clear, ■-. soft, shade, almost mauve pink, or grey-pink. a wonderfulily smart tone. And Paris still keeps to the ■ short froek ■ fers •day wear, even shorter -than London is wearing; for evening, however, the frock is not only long-, but very often trailing. The-Parisienne, has taken to detachable collars and enffs, round' Peter Pan collars, and three-inch close cuffs are most popular, and lingerie sets "are once more'.the '.vogue.' . ,:., Hemstitched crepe de chine, georgette-ana organdv collars are finished with narrow ties under the chin. Newer, and extremely attractive, are .bead-e*er_6i-<>tl collars and cuffs. Enormously smart is a set made with iridescent white beads in alliance with black ones, worn •wiilr. an otherwise, unadorned Macgeorgette frock. A set. made entirely of pillar-box red, gold, and white beads is'extremely chic for wear with a navy blue 'crcpe-de-ehine. frock-'. Qnamt are gauntlet cuffs worn on., short sleeves, higa-neeked frocks, which haw raamj collars to match. ________