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The bouffant gown of white moire which Miss Hughes wears here has short puff sleeves and frilled shoulder line. The coronet of waxed blossom and pearls is most effective. Left: Miss Helen Hughes poses here and her fair beauty shows the glory of white satin and tulle when combined with lily of the Valley and pearl for a bridal toilette. The gown is plainly cut with a boat-shaped shoulder, and the Very long plain train cut into the skirt. Sleeves are Very soft, full and long, and the delightful veil which is worn over the face is embroidered and appliqued with tulle. The coronet is built of rows of wax pearls.

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLI, Issue 20446, 17 June 1936, Page 10

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The bouffant gown of white moire which Miss Hughes wears here has short puff sleeves and frilled shoulder line. The coronet of waxed blossom and pearls is most effective. Left: Miss Helen Hughes poses here and her fair beauty shows the glory of white satin and tulle when combined with lily of the Valley and pearl for a bridal toilette. The gown is plainly cut with a boat-shaped shoulder, and the Very long plain train cut into the skirt. Sleeves are Very soft, full and long, and the delightful veil which is worn over the face is embroidered and appliqued with tulle. The coronet is built of rows of wax pearls. Timaru Herald, Volume CXLI, Issue 20446, 17 June 1936, Page 10

The bouffant gown of white moire which Miss Hughes wears here has short puff sleeves and frilled shoulder line. The coronet of waxed blossom and pearls is most effective. Left: Miss Helen Hughes poses here and her fair beauty shows the glory of white satin and tulle when combined with lily of the Valley and pearl for a bridal toilette. The gown is plainly cut with a boat-shaped shoulder, and the Very long plain train cut into the skirt. Sleeves are Very soft, full and long, and the delightful veil which is worn over the face is embroidered and appliqued with tulle. The coronet is built of rows of wax pearls. Timaru Herald, Volume CXLI, Issue 20446, 17 June 1936, Page 10