Simple Hints to Correct Imperfect Features gye recently the problem of a hat was not as serious from the beauty point of view as it is today. Ten years ago you bought either a sports hat, a dressy hat, or a hat of a particular type. But nowadays, not only must your hat suit, but itımust also suit the type of hair-dressing which is the mode of the moment, Shoes, too, are different. fashionables have taken to court shows with rather masculine plain tch buckles and very reasonable heels. reveal the much talked apron line, sometimes just a miniature of a' silk waitress's apron, sometimes a vast handkerchief square, draped backwards. The rippling frills of white eyeletted fabric tailor ironing keep them that they give freedom stitched pleats; by unstitched pleats at front and which only appear when the wearer moves; by sapient cutting, allows for width, and by seams orsdress-hong zip fas-pockets play a large belts can be anything inch strip to a shaped halves the bodies and crisp and new, Every bride includes now in her u a "leave dress"—one which expected to cover every possible change of occupation from morning from a daytime visit to an the country to dancing in smartest possible restaurant at ight. Some pf these take the form of fine wool suits, the fitted jackets; zipping up the front. Off they come at a moment's notice to show an attached blouse-like top, cut right to the belt at the back but sloping up at the front. Some of these attached
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