YOUR HAT.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18797, 19 November 1932, Page 13 (Supplement)

YOUR HAT.

AT THE NEW ANGLE. The great se'crct of millinery chio this spring will 11 e in the way in which the hat 13 worn. This means that to spend a reasonable amount on a hat, plus an hour in studying effects before your mirror, will be more satisfactory than spending many guineas and using your hat merely as a covering for your head. It ought not to be difficult this season to And a hat which brings out your good points. Although there are pitfalls, of course. For instance, with a hat which turns up at the back and reveals the hair at the side, one’s whole coiffure must be adapted for that hat. Two or three loose straggly ends can ruin the whole effect. Hats, and the way of wearing them, change more quickly than anything rise. A single month may see a radical change in hat fashions, and it behoves a woman who wants to appear well dressed to study every new mode in hats that appeal's. She may not wjjnL or he able to afford, to buy now ones as frequently as she would like, but she ran bring her head up to date by wearing the hats she possesses at tho latest angle—-always provided, of course, that they are not obviously unfashionable.