FASHION.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5407, 5 April 1929, Page 4

FASHION.

TRANSPARENT COAT. The transparent, epats will be welcomcjd for evening wear, a.s they hold that charm of mystery alluring. Some of them are just little short affairs—like a cardigan cut in chiffon. They a’ e decci ate<J> in bea Is or em-. broideries, or are Victorian fashion to match the frock. JOAN OF ARC COAT. There arc slim jacket ', just one mass of silver sequins like a coat-of arms. Sequins get more beautiful than ever. Some, are square, others have a little raised pattern on them jus.t for variety : often the two soirts are mingled together to give a “light and shade” effect. But don’t imaging thc;v arc heaxy. They are light as thistledown, and yet may be i elied Upon to keep the draughts! away iii chilly theatres or ballrooms. CAPS TO MATCH. When you wear one of these pretty little evening cPlats you choose a tiny helmet c.ap to match maife of silver or pa'e gold. The tims'hed effect is like a silver wig—,’uit much more decorative. FOR THE ONLOOKERS. The stalls of the theatre, will bq much moie intcrcstiig than they have been for years. Practically everyone will wearsome soirt of hair decoration again this winter. Some will fall victims to the caps - others mill prefer jewelled, cpmbs and bandeaux, but plain heads, it appears, will be few anil far between.