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Screen Inspired Readymades
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Photoplay Readers
By Grace Corson
HAVE you ever sat in the shadows watching your favorite star and wished wistfully, and half hopefully, that you could afford clothes like those worn by her on the screen?
Photoplay has anticipated that longing, and here is the answer: On this and the following pages, you will find illustrations of costumes complete from tip to toe, which have appeared or arc to appear in the new pictures. There are several street outfits, including proper accessories and a few airy frocks for party wear.
Through the cooperation or some of the largest New York shops these costumes have been duplicated at very moderate prices for you. They come not only in these attractive designs but in a variety of colors and will save you the fatigue and disappointment of shopping or of struggling with the dressmaker.
Doris Kcnyon's picturesque little frock, of crepe de chine with delightful sleeves of cool georgette, is worn in "I Want My Man."
We have had an almost exact reproduction made of it in smart navy and beige, green and beige, soft powder blue and white, lovely shades of copper and rose, youthful lacquer red and white, and the ever striking black and white.
With it you may wear a soft little hat of the new stitched suede with feather brush to match. It is faced with straw and may be ordered in natural suede color, havana, navy, bright red, pale rose and copen blue.
The envelope purse, which continues to be the smartest thing for day wear, may be had in red, gray, black, tan and brown. In lizard calf, pin morocco, and beaver calf.
The slippers are of blond or black satin, as you choose.
Frock sketched worn by Doris Kenyon— $35.00. Sizes, 14 to 20. Suede hat— $12.75. Underarm purse — $4-95. Safin slippers — $8.50
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