Life — September 20, 1923 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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HA CN LIFE - 0 Are YOUR Clothes Individual? Are you one of those nice blue-serge women who wear just what the other nine bought at the same time? Or is there a subtle distinction, a beau- tiful correctness, an imaginative qual- ity about your clothes that makes the other nine watch you when you aren’t looking—and wish they hadn’t! You don’t need to spend any more money, or any more time, in order to make your clothes individual. But you do need a special kind of advice. Advice planned to meet your particular case. Vogue’s advice. Two of the most persistent notes in the winter collec tions are bows placed directly in the front of after. noon and evening gowns, and jlounces flaring at the bot tom of wrap-around skirts, Both of these. features dis tinguish a velvet frock with a cape back ©Vozue Vogue not only knows, months in advance, just what will be worn. Vogue purposely ex- cludes all style-trends that are destined to be too popular, choosing instead just those things that are so new, so chic, and in such good taste that they will be taken up by the women who count—and by them alone. Vosgue’s Special Offer 10 Iseues $2 xEleven if you mail the coupon now % Autumn Forecast and Millinery (Extra complimentary cop; The newest hats from everywhere. Early Paris Openings October 1 For the woman interested in clothes for the more formal occasions. Paris Fashions October 15 The fall and winter modes devised by the wits and executed by the fingers of Paris. New York Winter Fashions November 1 Things that New York creates for its exclusive clientele. Vanity Number December 1 Pet extravagances of smart women. Christmas Gifts December 1 Several hundred gifts for every age and fancy, every taste and purse. September 15 Holiday Number December 15 Holiday furs and fashions and frivoli- ties; new gift suggestions. Motor and Shops January 1 Motor fashions for cars and their own- ers. Features of the motor shows. Fashions for North and South January 15 Gowns, hats, shoes and wraps worn in the South and copied for the North. Spring Fabrics and Original Vogue Designs February 1 Fabrics and working models for your ring and summer wardrcbe. ing Forecast February 15 ‘arliest authentic news of spring styles, fully illustrated by Paris models. Did you know that you could have Vogue’s advice all Fall and Winter— for less than the price of a bit of neckwear? Vogue’s New York modes. experience as a hostess. clothes problems, if you like. Vogue’s own exclusive designs. Vogue’s personal by-mail advice on your own Vogue’s Paris fashions. 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