{our party of 16 men and women left early on Thursday in the s. Tjinefora' for Amoy, Hongkong. Manila, Ball, She really stopped over. in Shanghai just long enough to bring the latest fashion gossip to feminine Shanghai.
She did this last Wednesday at a tea given at the LAT. studio in Yuen Ming Yuen Road. She not only told the women what was being worn but she displayed some of her personal wardrobe, modelling a black crepe Ginner suit herself, Miss Billie Smith fand Mrs. G. F.C. Corfield acted as the other models.
Mrs, Dickason, who created her jeer of travel fashion adviser be-Jcause she cltempted to remedy the mistakes of her frst tour's wardrobe, pointed out that day that the mas-tenline influence In clottes is the most Important one this year and to illustrate this she displayed a grey tailored sult made along danish lines in flat men's suiting. With this she wore grey felt hat and a tailored black Solin shirt fastened with studs instead of buttons.
Mrs. Corfield modelled the Rocher linen' tworplece sult in carrot—tan with an electric blue chiffon scarf This sult {s just the thing to wear lurider a fur coat now, according to Mrs. Dickason.
Another gown whick has an important place in this fashion expert's wardrobe Isa black dinner sult of} Mat crepe with which she wears. man's etimerbund and ascot tle whic! can be made Into a vest, Lace, according to Mrs. Dickason, fs a high fashion and one of her evening frocks is of soft blue lace and worn over a jade green silk slip. These two colours distinctly showed the Chinese influence in tke new 1936) fashions.
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