MAKE A DELIGHTFUL FOIL TO FASHION
gy&HERE is a lol of masqucrqditig- going on that iliroiDs lC) our zoological ideas pf furs lo ihe winds. ' . Opossum dyedbright red; dyed ■ermine that is ' far from its natural toh'tie; slrange lapin which looks more exotic ikan cucn ihe most ambitious rabbit could coer haoe - imagincd. •' Looscly filtlng ihrce-quarlcr lcriglh swaggcrs with Medici collars in squirrel and dyed musquash—tieW lines and ncu); styles swirling luxuriously round ihe figure. ; . Silver fox -.has ■ ihe biggest fiir durXehcy'm^cifCu^liorf^par-- ; _ tlcularly capes made of skins moim^fv^fic(^y^on^chiff^ \
or taffela toiih a breqthing space belwc irated on this page. Slubby liiilc jackeis of dyed ermii puff out over straight, rulhlcss skirls. Red fox, too, comes into. its own, i spfl and capacious wraps—collarlcss, sor tiificent skins circled inlo capelike cot ' uxury. , ■ And out of all this cxcilemenl . u)e fashions. . - • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiViiMiitniiiiiMiiriiiiiiiniinHniiniiMmtiiiiiii
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 May 1937, Page 13 (Supplement)
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