NEW HAIR-DRESSING MODES-

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 789, 9 October 1929, Page 5

NEW HAIR-DRESSING MODES-

AND SOME JEWELLERY FASHIONS The cult o£ longer hair has brought Tvith It some extremely becoming coiffure notions, or perhaps I should say the coiffeurs have been inspired to work out new ideas to meet the demands of those women who are no | longer shingled. And, of course, j hardly anyone is shingled these days! Most of the smartest evening coif- | fures are arranged to cover the ears, | and suitable slides and clips have j therefore to be devised to keep the curls and waves in place. One of the j prettiest ways of dressing the hair in j the evening is in imitation of the “earj phone” style. It is simply parted in j tin. centre from forehead to nape of | neck, and the waved tresses are brought down over each ear, there to be clasped by a pretty cut crystal slide below which is arranged a dainty "turn-under” curl. The slide may be in crystal of any tint to accord with the dress, and is matched by a smart choker necklace. Another way of dressing the hairstill parted in the centre, since this appears to be the most popular style with those who can wear it —is to sweep it softly back over the ears to the centre back, where it is caught by one of the new slides with “teeth” to grip stray ends. The slide Is covered with three enormous tinted pearls to match the equally large ones that form the choker. Less youthful than the earphone coiffure, but very smart! Still another jewellery notion is the en suite comprising huge earrings, necklace, and pendant of beautifully carved and tinted ivory. This looks wonderful with an all-blaclc or allwhite gown, the faint tinge of colour in the ivory lending a note of interest to the whole ensemble. G.P.