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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 February 1951Vol. XXI, No. 7

acceptable anywhere. The sun

p. 64 · Read in the full issue

fashion . . .

This time we present some notions suitable for small fry who must live in the tropics.

Above, a very young lady dressed in the one-piece outfit, illustrated top right. With the addition of a nappy, this ensemble will make her socially

acceptable anywhere. The sun

suit is seersucker, the pants lined with fine plastic. Eyelet

embroidery around legs and

bib complete the garment. It does up at sides with press studs.

For Junior Miss a gingham pinafore dress. It can be worn with or without blouse. With the band in the skirt and

strapped bodice it suggests

what might be done with an old frock that has worn at the sleeves or become too short in the skirt.