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Care In Handling
Crinoline Advised
a part of the daytime as well as
the evening silhouette whenever
the skirt is full. It is a 'filler-outer',
which needs an additional petti
coat for comfort and elegance. Do
not wear it next to your skin or
let it touch your stockings as it is
made of starched muslin and is
apt to be scratchy.
"Always keep a crinoline hang
ing by its waist loops in an un
crowded part of your closet so
its folds are uncrushed. Then it
will seldom, if ever, need pressing.
"Women today pay so much at
tention to the relationship between
their hair and their hats. Why do
they forget the even more im
portant link between their hair
and their necklines?" sighs Mol
lie Farms, whose provooative
necklines are famous.
"Every kind of collar from high
to scandalously low, Is in fashion
today. Also every kind of hairdo,
from shingle to chignon. The idea
is simple to paraphrase Kipling
just never let the twain meet.
I dislike to see long strands of hair
trailing untidily over high collars
in the daytime when it is
so simple to keep it neat in a
bun or net. With low evening neck
lines, the head can look decorative
and soft even when it is cut short
by adding a veil or pretty head
dress," says Miss Farnis.
The Trusteeship Council of the
United Nations adopts its own
rules of procedure.
Unless you have i set of rules
handed down from your great
grandmother, you will need the
following tips on how to manage
a crinoline from Ceil Chapman, at
whose door the fashion world lays
the whole current crinoline craze.
Mrs. Chapman advises:
"This year the crinoline will be
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