What To Wear For Your Greatest Moment

Waipa Post, Volume 44, Issue 3183, 28 May 1932, Page 4 (Supplement)

What To Wear For Your Greatest Moment

FUR COMFORT.

In dressing your great moments for winter events, fur wraps come m for important attention. There’s the football game where you want to make an outstanding appearance. With tickets at a premium you will want your escort to be proud he asked you. In the crispy cold out-of-doors you’ll want to be warm enough to ensure against a blue, pinched look. Irene Purcell, Broadway stage actx ress, now with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, wears an ideal coat for just such an occasion. It is of brown mink skins flecked with white a combination that blends with the autumnal background. Miss Purcell’s wrap is made on sport lines, belted in with leather belt, and with smart collar and cutts. A close-fitting brown hat looks well with this wrap. Miss Purcell suggests a dressy wrap of black caracul for the important matinee or tea event. Her ‘wrap shows a sophisticated, curved line with fox skins adding to sleeve decoration. Then there’s the thrilling supperhour engagement, for which nothing

could be lovelier than a white kidskm wrap with blue fox over the arms m graceful line, while the close-fitting coat'ends at the new and approved knee lengthThere’s a no more colourful affair than the one of evening. Under the electric lights, when the world is at play, you will look just right in ermine wrap of long coat and fox fu trimming, such as Miss Purcell wears. Mary Carlyle has a particularly attractive motor coat} of rose Ibeige woollen material, set off with a collar of lynx for. The coat has several new features, introduced this season. The sleeves, with their flare between elbow and waist, and the wide stiff belt, which gives a high waist-lme effect, are in the new mode. Stripes are going to be very fashionable this season. Therefore, Madge Evans includes m her wardrobe a particularly attractive black and white prison-striped . sweater, with detachable Ascot tie. Miss Evans always wears her gloves a size large when she is driving her car, m order to have greater ease and comhoxt while she is at the wheel. She has a smart-looking pair of pigskin gloves which she uses for just such occasions. Anita Page has adapted a new coi fure for her role in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s “Are You Listening, Her hair is still bobbed, but she has discovered that the addition of a coil of hair, pinned to one side ot the head, gives a dressy effect. . When Miss Page wears her hair m this fashion she has the top hair water-waved to give a softening etr feet. The hair is brought around, olt the right ear, to join the rolled coil on the left side. An earring is worn on the uncovered ear. A peep into Joan Marsh s new waidrobe discloses a Particularly attractive dress, combining a brocaded lownecked and sleeveless blouse and a brown silk crepe skirt. The dress is hisrh-waisted, and has a long, grac ful skirt. A narrow band of fur trims the cuffs.