The Archive · 1928

The Fascination of Experiment

Dressing Well ax Shown by French and English Women What makes a woman win the of being really well Fellowing the fashion would probably be the answer of the majority.

But when you think of the friends whose appearance is most plea you will realize that blindly follow= ing the fashion is certainly no clue to the mystery of Loo clothes, To me, writes the Do Swathling, in the "Morning Post," the most important thing' of expressing one's freely, whatever Fashion decrees.

For I believe the Englishwoman cannot readily conform to type, and excels only: when she is allowed 4 degree of independence and escape from standardization, This rather raises the question of the difference between French-women and Englishwomen in their attitude towards dress. From my olsereations, though I admire the charm of the French. fashion than her sister on the other side of the Channel.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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