VEILED LADIES.
THE RULING FASHIONS
Alalines and Chantilly lace are certainly in the ascendant at present. Beth arc used for the chemisettes of frocks and. for the veils that either drape' a hat or prove a protection to the face. Despite all that the oculists say against the wearing of patterned veils and in condemnation of the white ones that dazzle the eyes, both are seen, and it is not t-o be denied that their effect is piquant. The creamy white veil throws up the lilies and roses of the complexion, and while it softens the appearance of the skin renders the tints thereof lustrous and lovely. The reside of Mechlin laoe is wide and the patterns are vague but rather large. The lace is very limp and 1 soft, and so is Chantilly, which is very limp and soft, and so is Chantilly, which is chosen for the purpose of making the eoquilles and fan-shaped trillings that fall beneath fur necklets and soften the “mouths” of the large, muffs.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3398, 13 December 1911, Page 8
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170VEILED LADIES. Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3398, 13 December 1911, Page 8
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