Rhinestone bars are the mode of the moment in millinery. A small turban draped with satin ribbon and this drawn out in loop to one side is caught with a rhinestone bar. Or a bar peaks out from under 1 soft beret crown with a small brim fitting the head snugly. For evening we have a wrapped turban of colourful tissue and diagonally across the front, as though holding thes folds in place, glitters a single row of rhinestones.
Ribbons feature in the trim: ming mode for millinery and gowns. New styles are the duvetyn faced in silver or velvet faced in silver and then there are those of half velvet and. half noire or faille band on. either side of the velvet. A ribbon that. works in for bindings and girdles and is well adapted to negligees is a satin faced with a shirred effect of faille, When in. black and white combination, it is an excellent trimming for a black felt or satin hat as a bow fashioned of this "has considerable body.
Rhinestones and lustrous white satin with the addition of pearls in the unusual hair ornament con-bine to make an extremely at; tractive evening costume to grace the most fortnal oveasion.
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