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On the extreme left is a white ruched taffeta draped artistically on to a waxed and sophisticated model. Next to it we find the same model, this line looking demure, in a bolt of lacquered satin draped in sari fashion to catch lovely gradations of light. The bride, at lower left, wears one of the new silver lames, the large flower of her bouquet being a cut-out of a new rayon whose interest lies in the fact that it shows the invasion of Germany into the silk market. The other flowers are cut-outs of a very modem windswept floral fabric, piece of which is shown on the top right-hand corner of the page. The large outline flowers are cut-outs from a handsome piece of satin striped, navy blue crepe, the flowers measuring several inches across. The draping of the waxed model above is with an exqusite piece of lacquered printed satin in very colourful bouquets on a black ground. The playful figures of bridesmaids on the right of the collection are wearing, first a lacquered cloque in rich danger red, and second, a silk moire damask of White ground printed all-over in lovely floral design.

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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 59, 25 March 1937, Page 14

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On the extreme left is a white ruched taffeta draped artistically on to a waxed and sophisticated model. Next to it we find the same model, this line looking demure, in a bolt of lacquered satin draped in sari fashion to catch lovely gradations of light. The bride, at lower left, wears one of the new silver lames, the large flower of her bouquet being a cut-out of a new rayon whose interest lies in the fact that it shows the invasion of Germany into the silk market. The other flowers are cut-outs of a very modem windswept floral fabric, piece of which is shown on the top right-hand corner of the page. The large outline flowers are cut-outs from a handsome piece of satin striped, navy blue crepe, the flowers measuring several inches across. The draping of the waxed model above is with an exqusite piece of lacquered printed satin in very colourful bouquets on a black ground. The play- ful figures of bridesmaids on the right of the collection are wearing, first a lacquered cloque in rich danger red, and second, a silk moire damask of White ground printed all-over in lovely floral design. Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 59, 25 March 1937, Page 14

On the extreme left is a white ruched taffeta draped artistically on to a waxed and sophisticated model. Next to it we find the same model, this line looking demure, in a bolt of lacquered satin draped in sari fashion to catch lovely gradations of light. The bride, at lower left, wears one of the new silver lames, the large flower of her bouquet being a cut-out of a new rayon whose interest lies in the fact that it shows the invasion of Germany into the silk market. The other flowers are cut-outs of a very modem windswept floral fabric, piece of which is shown on the top right-hand corner of the page. The large outline flowers are cut-outs from a handsome piece of satin striped, navy blue crepe, the flowers measuring several inches across. The draping of the waxed model above is with an exqusite piece of lacquered printed satin in very colourful bouquets on a black ground. The play- ful figures of bridesmaids on the right of the collection are wearing, first a lacquered cloque in rich danger red, and second, a silk moire damask of White ground printed all-over in lovely floral design. Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 59, 25 March 1937, Page 14

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