The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 12, Issue 6 (September 1, 1937.)

Jackets

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Jackets.

A jacket frock is a useful acquisition for spring. The frock will probably have brief sleeves for summer wear. In a light woollen, gay embroideries will be featured at neck

and pockets (a result of the peasant trend in recent seasons). An oyster ensemble, for instance, shows a glint of gold and a flash of red outlining the jacket.

Of course, the jacket need not match. If you like continuity, have the lining and revers of the jacket of the same material as your frock. This mode is unusual in a floral design.

A striking jacket for a plain frock is in Paisley design; or how about a tartan swing-back jacket for pepping up things in your immediate neighbourhood.

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Title: Our Women’s Section: “Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 12, issue 6)

Author: Helen

In: The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 12, Issue 6 (September 1, 1937.)

Publication details: New Zealand Government Railways Department

Part of: The Railways Magazine

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