Fox for Our Furs

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 323, 7 April 1928, Page 17

Fox for Our Furs

A Cosy Fashion

The fox neckpiece is so great an asset to any smart day-time costume to-day that it can scarcely be considered a luxury any longer; it has grown to be an important and glorious accessory. Foxes, indeed, are about the only smart neckpieces approved by fashion to-day, unless perhaps it is

the mink or sable skins. But without exception it is the whole animal, or animals, alone that fashion allows. Of the foxes all are smart, each has its place. For street wear and informal daytime it is the silver or pointed foxes, the cross foxes and perhaps the red ones that are smartest, although the blue fox is always cherished and particularly harmonious with costumes which emphasize beige and brown tones. For the cool months of autumn and winter interest rises in the dark foxes —bluey-black ones or beige, gray and such shade. And, of course, for evening wear as trimming of the wrap any fox fur in any imaginable colour is most acceptable. Fox is to be used quite a little this year as trimming for • coats —particularly dressy afternoon and evening wraps-—as well as in whole skins for neckpieces. The vogue for two fox skins united into one piece is still luxuriously charming.