Felt and chiffon make a happy alliance in one of the new hats. Midnight blue and pale pink chiffon in fine pleats form the crow: wide brim of periwinkle blue i felt.
Debutantes going all-Victorian' at the mon ent, are wearing dimint~ caps of ruched, looped or pleated tulle, chiffon or even muslin, These caps, he upward-brushed curls of to-day's hair dressing, give an illusion of height. They are seen usually at cinema or supper parties.
A new rayon fabric called crocodile-skin, and looking almost like the -real thing, is being used for plainly cut jumper suits and tailored street frocks.
Novelty seen at Wimbledon—a ade shaped like the top deck pagoda, ornamented with a bow. nbonneis made of old-world calico-print, coarse straw, or or-ganza, are being shown for wear on the river or by the sea this son. The wide front brim is turned back and gives much the same effect as the new halo-brimmed hats, A new travelling hat of black felt is shaped like a snail shell. When required a zipper unravels it from outside edge of brim to top of crown and the hat may be rolled up, puttee-wise and stowed away in a pocket, hand-bag or suitcase.
One more head fashion. This is the wearing of double bandeau—instead of the single "Alice" band and bow. Two look smarter and keep the hair tidier in a wind, while still allowing the' sun to reach. New ones are of plaited or twisted Jersey-to match dress or shoes
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