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... HIGHWAY OF FASHION By M. E. BROOKE ANEW ensemble is needed for the ensuing months therefore a fact that cannot be too widely broadcast is that in the ready-to-wear department on the second floor of Jay's, Regent Street, there has been assembled an intensely ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION THE art of the furrier has really reached perfection. Surely nothing could be more lovely and flattering than the natural lynx coatee portrayed H for 29 guineas. It may be seen in the salons of Percy Vickery, 245 Regent Street, ...
... Pa9p, .^i-wi v _ Photographs by Blake THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION count. There is no doubt about it that Druce's of Baker Street are in the enviable position of being able to supply simple, smart, and practical fashions at pleasantly moderate prices. They are ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION By M. E. BROOKE THERE is a luxurious distinction about the fur-trimmed coats in the artistic salons of Bradleys, Chepstow Place, W., that ever makes a direct appeal to women who have a reputation to maintain for being perfectly ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION 31 MEBrooEe STRIPES are news again in tailored suits there is a difference, and that is that they must be arranged geometrically, with the cut so perfect that the stripes emphasize the fashionable silhouette. The ensemble pic tured ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION By M. E. BROOKE CLIMATE is responsible for many things, and in England its vagaries are often quite unpredictable when the thermometer should be in the neighbourhood of eighty it is dis covered that it is nearer sixty. It is for ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION By M. E. Brooke I T^HE story of the coming fashions begins with ensembles. Some of them may be seen in the Ready-to-Wear Department on the second floor of Jay's, Regent Street. Standing out with prominence in this collection is ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION By M. E. Brooke Paquin, whose London salons are at 39 Dover Street, is now showing the mid-season collection, Generally speaking, the evening dresses are digni fied, with wide skirts, but some models are endowed with a decidedly ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION I I I B/ M. E. BROOKE Models. Harvey Nichols Pictures by Blake THE creators of modes in Paris and London are in accord on one point, viz., that shoulders must be wide; there is no monotony about this as the effect is achieved in ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION By M. E. Brooke There are new colourings and perfect lines in Simpson's (Piccadilly) Daks. What is now called the odd coat, above, is a Norfolk jacket worn with Daks. It looks equally well with a skirt, though perhaps this is ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION Bv M. E. Brooke Picture by Blake CURS of authority are 1 assembled in Debenham and Freebody's (Wigmore Street) collection they re flect individuality, which is highly valued by the woman of to-day. The sable and mink coats demonstrate ...
... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION by M E. BROOKE The very little people are frequently quite vain, and like to wear Fortnum and Mason's (Piccadilly, W.) clothes. Mothers also like them. Above is a printed gingham sun bathing frock, with sun-bonnet to match. Below ...