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... 's THE WAR AND FASHION conlt. Modestly Priced Furs. A fter the past few weeks of depression we have settled down to comparative optimism and calm. Our hopes are daily rising as the news ccmes in from the fighting lines and we realise that the war will be ...
... THE WAR AND FASfMOBJ- -sont. Smart Walking Costumes. HP here is always the fascination of dis tinctive originality about the tailored suits at H. C. Russell's, Ltd., Leicester Square. This season they have beaten even their own high record in this respect ...
... THE WAR AND FASHHON- -conit. Smart Walking- Costumes. There is always the fascination of dis tinctive originality about the tailored suits at H. C. Russell's, Ltd., Leicester Square. This season they have beaten even their own high record in this respect ...
... entirely fashioned of natural musquash, its salient feature being the clever manner in which the skins are worked. The coat on the right is of musquash enriched with skunk. Autumn Fashion Booklets. A series of booklets treating with fashions for the autumn ...
... Tlhe War and Fashion. i M. B. Brooke. Women's Part in the War. THE cry of the patriotic women of England to-day is, Men, give us your work. Go to the front. We will take care of those you leave behind. This is no selfish cry, they want the very best ...
... her to write that very touching appeal to British women to come forward and help their less fortunate sisters who through the war have lost their employment. To this appeal a splendid response has been made, but still more money is needed. There are thousands ...
... T3h@ War and Fashion By M. B. BirooMe. Skirts Must Flare at the Ankles. NO matter the variations that may be wrought in the silhouette, it is a sine quâ non that skirts must flare at the ankles; indeed, some figures may be likened unto a bell. The long ...
... see how splendidly they are helping those who are now in trouble. Incidents in Fashion. 'JTiere was a feeling for a few short weeks at the beginning of the war that fashion would no longer be of interest. Now, the reverse has been the case, not from a ...
... so debased nowadays, but the Season is still shot through in places with a lustre from the good days before world wars became fashionable, and in that light we do not always look so well. For one thing, so few of us can afford the leisure for endless ...
... swooned. But stay, there was just one article miss ing from the table which had stood behind me. That article was the war- drum fashioned out of a skull and the scalp of a slain African warrior. As for myself, well, never again THE SPINSTERS' BALL AT BR ...
... the map. All over France now are spattered boule vards, places and avenues de Gaulle and Liberation. After the first war the fashionable name was Wilson, and in the brief years of the Entente Cordiale it was Edouard VII or George V. I see that the tube ...
... Wimbledon queens are a trifle knee-conscious also, and with reason. One way out would be to adapt that freakish pre-war American fashion of painting dainty designs on women's knees. With a spirited panorama of the Battle of Trafalgar decorating each sturdy ...