One of the New Automobile Veils and an Attractive Hat to Go With It

A Charming Although Somewhat Fanciful Headdress Modelled Along Old Dutch Lines

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By Lady Duff-Gordon

"LUCILE" is, of course, the time for charming little outdoor fashion fads. Headdresses and veils offer a wide opportunity for taste and fancy. Here is a charming little one—not quite so little, either—whose inspiration has been the old Dutch fashion.

It is, of course, for a young girl, and a garden party is the proper place to wear it. The fringe of the cap spreads on little wire supports away from the face, and rising from it is the odd little net. A little Dutch yoke collar adds its touch to the headdress. 