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OUR WOMAN'S PAGE
Points To Watch When You Wear
Black
By
Frances Sidney
Some women wear black because they like it. others wear it because for a limited wardrobe it is the most useful basic colour for any outfit. Whichever is your own reason, take heed of a few lictle hints to help show off black to its best advantage.
Black can be becoming or it can be dowdy. In most cases the effect is reached not through the garment itself but through the way it is worn. Some things should be done, others should he avoided. Firstly, whet should be done when you wear black.
Wear sparkling jewellery — and in tiiis case glass or paste "diamonds" can bp just as effective as the genuine article.
Accentuate your normal makeup— or you may find people asking solicitously about your health
Wear dark stockings and. where possible, plftin court *hoes.
When you want to brighten your
ensemble, wear pastel-shade gloves.
Brush your hair with a brush soaked in brilliantine and keep your coiffure looking sleek and shiny
Wear a black slip or petticoat.
WHAT TO AVOID Do Not:
Wear powder or make-up of any sort which contain^ any degree of yellow, or the effect of the blr.ck will be to make you look sallow.
Omit tn brush powder off the shoulders of your dress.
Fail to m\v on a missing button just because you think, in your hurry, that it will not show on black.
One great advantage of wearing black is that you can indulge your fancies in the matter of jewellery — real or imitation. Black is the one colour on which trinkets can be worn without tear of seeming to be "overdone" If your entire outfit is black you can interchange jewellery on dress, hat and gloves.
Forge! t<> wipe away traces of powder on your neck; it may not Deem untidy when you step out, but it will certainly transfer itself in a >hort time to the collar of your dress.
H apparently indicates a quarrel between Ranjana and Ghanashyam when they sit back to back even on a bed in "Didi", Navbharat Pictures'
maiden production
Veena Kohli in a pleasant reverie in Chitra Kala Mandir's maiden production. 'Roop Rekha".
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