The Fashions of 1920

GEORGE S. CHAPPELL

HERE is a little dip into the future. This, ladies, shows you how you will look and dress in 1920 Any fashion magazine can forecast the mode for next summer—or next winter even. In fact they all do. Take Vogue, for instance. If you want to buy a little fur teagown, or lounging combination; or something in the way of a pink tulle skating dress for the winter of 1917, all you have to do is to look in Vogue or Costume Royal, and there you are! Any fashion editor can do it. But to forecast the mode for the summer of 1920—in the third term of T. Roosevelt, Esq.—is a far more difficult matter. It's a tough job— and only Vanity Fair could do it.