Paris fashion leaders drop The New Look for straight lines
Eight months after its rise in Paris the New Look is said dead by fashion artist Christian Berard who claims he inspired Dior to start the shift. Pierre Balmain previews show straight narrow skirts and full gowns fading. Berard urges a new, simpler silhouette for women.
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Fee Prenties
Britain
Souffle Dishes Use Leftovers In New Oven Routine
A recipe outlines using minced or chopped leftovers bound in a light sauce for a souffle. Cooked meat such as chicken rabbit veal lamb or ham is mixed with a margarine flour base, folded into the meat, poured into a greased dish, and baked 30 35 minutes at 350 F. A light milk sauce with egg yolks is finished off then combined with minced meat and seasonings. Brussels sprouts or carrot rings accompany.
French Swim Habits Show High Interest and Caution
Sixty six percent of Frenchmen can swim yet 53 percent never risk going out of depth. Thirty seven percent of French women can swim and half avoid going beyond easy shore reach. Popular male sports in summer include swimming and fishing with canoeing bowls and football and tennis following. Golf and croquet least popular.
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France
Lina Eyeling
Merinos First Clients of Ladies Hairdresser Hemley
Roy Hemley, once an Army jackeroo, becomes a notable Melbourne ladies hairdresser after training at Venus School of Hairdressing with 2000 hours. He recalls merino wool fibers make women’s hair work tough with henna packs, bleaching and tinting.
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Roy Hemley
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Hemley
Jean
Venus School of
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