At A Recent Dress Show

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 276, 11 February 1928, Page 20

At A Recent Dress Show

puVXRY yellow crepe de chine and pale beige tweed made ing contrast in a three-piece sports suit seen at a re * show. The coat, which sloped a little at the back, tea* ***» yellow to match the jumper. * left* A delightful evening frock of the picture type nan * tnaisonwas of precisely that subdued mauve-pink colour been so fashionable for carnations this year. Made in fa?? T -* *** “bunched” extravagantly at the back; in front the' skirt **■» but was covered by silver lace. The frock reached the anti young and demure wearer. ~ **• tike An interesting two-piece shotced a short green velvet cn.« green frock, icith sleeves and front of green check silk, sun** ***• blouse; the back of the frock was, however, perfectly pkr******* plain backs, hanging in a straight line from shoulder < V r 1 fashionable again. ir* Chartreuse green crepe de chine was used for a simple frtx* gracefully cut, which had for its note of contrast a check i shades of green. “Green grass " was a perfectly appropriate name for a *^ m with a pleated skirt worn with a little felt hat to match pIJ? skirts seem to be just a little longer than they were. Silver grey and black panne were contrasted in a dignified finished with green and gold trimmings. The black panne deep border to the skirt and teas also used for cuffs whin* i to the elhoics. ' Natural angora and matching crepe de chine made a n , frock which had pleated crepe de chine sleei-e-ends and a nSS apron-skirt; the back of the frock was plain.