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Two pretty ways of introducing a cape effect on a day dress. The first shows the flared half-cape, trimmed with narrow black silk braid, attached below the rounded neckline at the back of a green marocain dress. The second is suggested for a black georgette afternoon gown, the double cape being in the same material, and the collar in dainty ecru lace.

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Southland Times, Issue 21264, 10 December 1930, Page 18

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Two pretty ways of introducing a cape effect on a day dress. The first shows the flared half-cape, trimmed with narrow black silk braid, attached below the rounded neckline at the back of a green marocain dress. The second is suggested for a black georgette afternoon gown, the double cape being in the same material, and the collar in dainty ecru lace. Southland Times, Issue 21264, 10 December 1930, Page 18

Two pretty ways of introducing a cape effect on a day dress. The first shows the flared half-cape, trimmed with narrow black silk braid, attached below the rounded neckline at the back of a green marocain dress. The second is suggested for a black georgette afternoon gown, the double cape being in the same material, and the collar in dainty ecru lace. Southland Times, Issue 21264, 10 December 1930, Page 18