The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
STYLE
 SHOW IS HERE;
 OPENS FRIDAY
Christine Halvo rsen Ex- plains L latest Modes in
 Everything for Women

Spring is here and with Easter not far off, the styles to be shown at the opening tomorrow at Hal vorsen's will give the women of Gastineau Channel something to rave about, see and then purchase. Miss Halvorsen. gives a general out line of the 1883 fashion style show, as follows: a
 While the l5oo spring chapeau is to remain small and will be worn tilted over the right eye as in the past season, no woman will be able to. say she is unable to find a style that is becoming to her in the new collections, for Paris this year has designed a hat for every type of face and there is the widest choice of, trimmings and fabrics offered in many a moon.
 Those who, have found it diff cult and well nigh impossible to wear the very extreme styles with tiny brins and scoop crowns will welcome the arrival of several new basic silhouette trends. These are ideally suited to the matron. One of these is The Marquise,' spon- sored by Agnes, a small toque with cuff brim. The latter rolls away from the face, ending in high flange at the back or a high bank of soft raggy flowers, or again in loops of ribbon. The cuff brim may dip down over one eye and roll towards the back, forming a narrow brim Sometimes the latter is faced with contrasting straw or with striped. silk. The other new trend introduces more height in the crown in the form of ridges or, pleats, usually from back to front. Rose Descats new shape with creased crown called Fedora is an example The use of staud-up trimming at front is anesher way the designers are arriving at height.
 "One will have to admit that the beret type of hat is a veritable fashion pet for season after sea- son it bobs up like the proyerbial penny This season it looms up again more strongly than ever. but the Paris designers are too clever to. serve it up in the same way. The beret comes forth in it's new guise showing various draped ar rangements'
 Veils-A Fixed Fashion
 Continuing, Miss Halvorsen said: "As fashions become more and more a la Lily Langtry, veils be- come more and more a fixed fash ion. The tiniest veils are still the smartest and they are made of plain maline or net, worn main ly D keep the hair in place at the 'off-side' of the hat. Veils con- tinue to be worn with toques and small Vatican types as well as sailors. There is new circular veil of plain net with a border of chenille dots and center motif of these same dots. It is worn thrown over the hat so the dots trim the crown of the hat. It is especially effective in black with white dots and worn with a black hat.
 COats
 Goat designers are bringing forth wealth of new ideas in collars and sleeve treatments this season While the furless coat will occupy prom inent position as it always does in the late spring, the fur-trimmed coat, Particularly the type that goes in for detachable fur trimming, will have the greatest appeal.
 Since the coat silhouette is de- cidedly more modified this year, getting away from the topheavy effects of the fall, it is natural that fur trimmings should enhance this feeling. Hence the capelet collar is often cut smaller and lies flat ter, draped collars add softer quality to the silh ou tte, while numerous crossed treatments add symmetry and balance. s
 There can be no doubt as to the supremacy of the cape for il, ap- pears in every conceivable fashion