Judge — October 25, 1913 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Judge's Fashion Revue: Fall and Winter 1915 This page presents satirical fashion illustrations titled "Judge's Revue of fashions fall and Winter" centered on "Milady for the Winter of 1915." The central figure is a caricatured woman in elaborate winter clothing, surrounded by smaller vignettes depicting fashionable accessories and absurd hat designs of the era. The satire targets women's fashion trends, particularly the exaggerated, impractical headwear popular in 1915. Named styles like "The Pancake Hat," "The X-ray Hat," and "The Boop Shovel hat" mock the increasingly ridiculous proportions of contemporary millinery. The accompanying figures illustrate how fashion-conscious women adopted these oversized, unwieldy designs. This reflects Judge magazine's recurring critique of women following frivolous fashion trends without regard for practicality.