suggests 
that before you spend a penny on your new clothes, before 
you even begin to plan your spring and summer ward¬ 
robe, you consult these six great spring fashion numbers: 
Forecast of Spring Fashions February 15 
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 the wonderful advance French importations, 
the Fifth Avenue originations, the once-in-a-life-time loveliness—but the very things 
you'll need yourself, from earrings to shoe buckles. 
Spring Millinery March 1 
Are you satisfied with your hats? If you aren’t—study your face; study the Spring Mil¬ 
linery number of Vogue. Don’t think of merely “shopping for a hat." Know what you 
want before you leave the house. Know Vogue. 
Smart Fashions for Limited Incomes March 15 
You will appreciate this number of Vogue.—the well-chosen accessories, the beautifully 
tailored suits, the hats with just that chic, the clever adaptation of what you have, to what 
you’ll need by the middle of next month. 
Early Paris Openings and Brides April 1 
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 never before to produce. 
Vogue has the very loveliest of them—sketched and described. 
Paris Fashions April 15 
By cable and special letters Vogue has received the very latent news from the “Openings.” 
And in this issue are all the caprices and affectations of a Paris eager for the new season. 
New York Fashions May 1 
Jauntily self-assured, the Xew York Fashion Number of Vogue brings to you the new 
modes—New York itself—gay with the sparkle and color of .a new season and its new 
fashions. 
During the very period when these numbers appear, you will be selecting your 
spring and summer wardrobe, and paying out hundreds of dollars for the suits, 
hats, gowns, and accessories you select. 
^ Why take chances, when by placing an order with your newsdealer for these 
all-important issues at 35 cents a copy, or for the eleven numbers at $2.00 
—a tiny fraction of your loss on an ill-chosen hat or gown—you can insure 
the correctness of your whole wardrobe for the next three seasons ? 
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CONDE NAST. Publisher 
EDNA WOOLMAN CHASE, Editor 
HEYWORTH CAMPBELL. Art Director 
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