THE IRRESISTIBLE “PULL-ON.”
Supreme honour goes to the small hat this season, and Paris is showing special favour to the “pull-on."’ the fascinating little hat that is pulled—almost tugged—on to the head. This hat is extraordinarily becoming to most types. It is the "essence of comfort to wear, as no wind can blow
One of the prettiest ideas of the season is the coloured suede pull-on hat worn with a suede turn-over collar to match.
it off. and it does not • eatc-h ” in the collar. With tailor mades and sports clothes it is particularly attractive. Almost any material suits it, including light-weight felt, velour, velvet or suede. The trimming is usually some form of einbroiderv iu wool or silk, or appliqued flowers or fruit. The design on the hat is often repeated on the scarf ends and cm die hand-bag. Iu Paris, delightful sets comprising all three articles to match
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17218, 8 December 1923, Page 9 (Supplement)
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