Typical of Vionnet’s new diagonal treatments is a simple frock cleverly seamed and carrying a scarf.
Size 36, 4 1/8 yards 35 inch or 3 ½ yards 39 inch.

A new version of the peplum frock has a peplum flaring only at the side above a side flare on the skirt.
Size 36 requires 3 ¼ yards of 36 inch material or 3 yards of 39 inch; contrasting, 7/8 yard of 39 inch.

Inverted tucks in the front of the sash lend a draped waistline effect. A circular panel supplies fullness in the front.
Size 36, 4 3/8 yards 32 inch or 3 5/8 yards 39 inch.

A border trims the edge of the jumper, the skirt hem, the V neckline and the scarf of an attractive two-piece frock.
Size 36, 4 5/8 yards of 39 inch bordered material.

An ensemble by Clair Soeurs consists of a wrap-around skirt with pleated section and blouse tucked in front to suggest a draped waistline.
Size 36, blouse, 2 3/8 yards 35 or 39 inch; skirt, 3 yards 54 inch.

A square neckline with V straps subtly suggests the lines of a girdle draped in front and flaring skirt sections cut square at the top.
Size 36 requires 4 yards of 40 inch material.

A new silhouette appears in a Lebouvier gown which is straight in front and in the back flares from the hipline.
Size 36, 4 1/8 yards 35 inch material or 3 7/8 yards 39 inch.

Curved lines characterize a frock that has a front panel on the blouse cut in one with the skirt yoke, and a deep rounded bertha collar.
Size 36, 4 1/8 yards of 40 inch material.

The draped waistline is suggested by inverted tucks in the front of a graceful evening gown which has pointed seamings, cape collar and flaring skirt cut in deep points.
Size 16, 3 ¾ yards 39 inch with skirt cut crosswise.

An evening gown by Maggy Rouff gives us the Spanish circular flounces in rippling waves of soft velvet.
Size 36, 9 ¼ yards 39 inch; two materials, 2 yards 39 inch; flounces, foundation, 4 7/8 yards 72 inch.