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Batik velvet in wonderful tones of copper and orange cut with 
a line of sheer magic from shoulder to slim ankle; the warm 
brown of kolinsky about the round neck and the short sleeves 
that Paris loves; and, dropping from the shoulders, a length 
of clear lemon velvet that sweeps out into a short train. 
This is just one of six robes d’interieur designed for Vogue— 
all lovely, all different and for diffA’ent types of women, but 
all absolutely individual. 
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Forecast of Spring 
Fashions February i 
(Extra Complimentary Copy) 
Before the first crocus — the silhouette! Did you 
know that many a wise woman’s summer ward¬ 
robe depends for its success on purchases made 
six months ahead of time — at out-of-season prices 
— on Vogue’s advance information? 
Spring Millinery February is 
Are you satisfied with your hats? If you aren’t 
— study your face; study Vogue. Don’t think of 
merely “shopping for a hat”. Know what you 
want before you leave the house. Know Vogue. 
Spring Patterns march i 
A sale-end of satin; the March 1st Vogue; a well- 
chosen pattern; a smart frock at a nominal out¬ 
lay. If you’ve never tried this particular adven¬ 
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Paris Openings march is 
The secrets of the ateliers are guarded like the 
secrets of diplomacy — but you can see them all, 
the marvellous evening gowns, the clever little 
street dresses, the hats and blouses — and negligees 
and children’s clothes that Paris has worked as 
Spring Fashions april i 
You don’t have to sit in Sherry’s window, or tea 
at the Ritz—the full pageantry of the spring mode 
goes by in Vogue. Not only tbe wonderful ad¬ 
vance French importations, tbe Fifth Avenue 
originations, the once-in-a-lifetime lovelinesses — 
but tbe very things you’ll need yourself, from 
earrings to shoe buckles. 
Brides Number april i 5 
If you plan to be a bride—or dress a bride — 
you’ll need this number, all blond tulle and 
white illusion. The bride's mother, too, the 
bridesmaids, the gifts, the breakfast, the luggage, 
the wedding trip, the reception, the new home. 
Smart Fashions for Limited 
Incomes may i 
If you have to make uncommon sense serve in 
place of dollars, you will appreciate this number 
of Vogue, — the well-chosen accessories, the beau¬ 
tifully tailored suits, the hats with just that chic, 
the clever adaptation of what you have now, to 
what you’ll need by the middle of next month. 
Summer Homes and Hostesses 
MAY 15 
Whether it’s a bungalow in Santa Barbara or a 
cottage at Newport, you’ll want to furnish it ap¬ 
propriately. Vogue has searched New York and 
its own inventive mind and found everything 
you’ll need from door stops to coffee cups—not 
forgetting the loveliest clothes for all occasions 
of country life. 
Summer Fashions june i 
Do you yearn to be decorative—though cool? 
Do you want everything you wear, from the 
simple little frock to the most elaborate evening 
gowns, to carry the mark of individuality, good 
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and accessories you’ll need from June to Septem¬ 
ber. 
Travel and Resorts 
JUNE 15 
Where and when and how to travel—the luggage 
the smart woman takes with her, the accessories 
that add to the pleasure of a trip by steamship, / 
rail, or motor. What to wear en route, and 
what goes in each of those big, bulky ^ .v' 
trunks. ^ ^ . 
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