With this in mind it is possible to skim through the latest "Zo" or "Vogue," gazing with a disinterested air on designs obviously not intended for oneself but studying minutely the pictures which patently "belong" to you. Many of the modes are too exaggerated for the average woman, who frankly admits that the text illustrations are exciting, but the advertising sketches are more useful when the tailor is called into requisition.
And surely no fashions ever admitted more modifications than the flexible requirements of this season. If young and slight your coat may be short, otherwise it may be hip-length, three-quarters or to the heels. It may wrap around with a circular flounce, flare bouffantly or cling demurely. Toques, turbans, and cloches vie with capelines and other large hats of varied shapes. Dresses are equally approved in straight and narrow line or in the pan-ruered and bowed effect.. The and
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.