DONT'S IN DRESS
When a scarf is worn with a jumper suit, either the handkerchief variety or a long throw-over-the-shoulder one, it always takes its character from the skirt. The dont’s in dress are legion, and they are almost more important than their opposite. Don’t have too many dresses. Don’t have too much trimming. It is better to follow fashion at a reasonable distance; she is an excellent servant, but a bad mistress. Use her according to your needs and pocket, and let the motto over your wardrobe be; “Be simple, be neat, and never try to be grand.” Miss 1930 will have nothing of the flapper about her. She will be much more subtle and polished, and she will wear black instead of colours. The average age of the members of the present House of Commons is well below 50; it was 52 in the last Parliament.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 882, 28 January 1930, Page 4
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148DONT'S IN DRESS Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 882, 28 January 1930, Page 4
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