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WRAPS FOR THE RACES

The Brighter Touch Is Coming Into Its Own

Races offer the only real opportunity m New Zealand for the display of beautiful day-clothes, and the woman of the Dominion is apt to take full advantage of the fact. Race-wraps' are among the features of this week's f rocking.

THE i three- piece variation of the race -mode has its own wrap, of course, but these are not very adequate protection should : the sun decide' to, hide its face, and the heavens let loose their wrath on the gamblers. Satin igiyree, fur-trimmed and sumptuous, crepe ;romain, and corded silk, In deep rich colorings, are among the materials used. " Even should the rain be reallyheavy, there is no need to despair, for the rubberised silk coats of this summer are extremely pretty and smart. Oiled, crepe -de - chines cover summer georgettes very nicely. ■. ' _ Scarf collars, both on dresses and also on the long coats that accompany ' them, are featured strongly on this summer's programme. An enormous collar of knife-pleated georgette was a thing of beauty to the eye at a recent English meeting, and another frock sported a waterfall collar that finished up m flounces some-

where near the hem, while the rest of the frock was severely plain. Look to your backs — they, need every bit of. your attention, for trimmings are concentrated about the knees and back '.of the heck and skirt. A satin bow seen on -a recent evening frock started m the small -.of 'the back and finished at. the' ankles, and very smart it looked. A sister frock m soft mauve souple satin had a neckline at the ■ back and a small flat; bow of , velvet ribbon, ending, m two long -.. • trailing pieces at the "bottom of the . hem. Black is above all the color for evening wear, and dead with no compromises m the way of fleshcolored georgette at. the ■ decolletage. Particularly beautiful and effective is the new black georgette spattered with a, tiny dust or -what looks like jet — but isn't. It has a lovely misty look, and sets off the very blonde or the very brunette to perfection.

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZTR19290117.2.104

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

NZ Truth, Issue 1207, 17 January 1929, Page 15

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Tapeke kupu
358

WRAPS FOR THE RACES NZ Truth, Issue 1207, 17 January 1929, Page 15

WRAPS FOR THE RACES NZ Truth, Issue 1207, 17 January 1929, Page 15

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