Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1938)

STYLES WHERE TO BUY THEM he smart advance Photoplay Hollywood fashions shown on ,iese two pages are available to you at many of the leading de■artment stores throughout the U. S. right now. If you will write b the address given below, sending description or clipping of tie hat or garment, you will be advised by return mail where, in -our community, the item or items may be purchased. These ats and garments come in all sizes and in all popular shades. Jean Davidson, Fashion Secretary, photoplay Magazine, 122 East 42nd St., New York, New York Tenderfoot" — Ann Miller, featured in jtKO's "Room Service," shows what Roxlord has done with thongs to feminize a Western classic (above). A leaf brown felt, Vith sombrero type crown and rolling brim, k smartly laced with natural leather. Lacings that match fasten under the chin -ranees Mercer (below), featured in RKO's 'The Mad Miss Manton," models "Headline" Hat — Byron's version of the newest ine from Paris. It hugs the back of the head and plunges forward over the eyes. A shocking pink and claret suede bowknot trims this navy felt. For new coiffures Also worn by Ann Miller (right), is Roxford's "Age of Innocence." It's a littlegirl saucer-brim breton, grosgrain bound, flipped up sharply in back, and pinioned with a flat grosgrain bow. Worn far back on the head, it's kept on in a defiance of gravity achieved only by undergraduates And again Frances Mercer proves that Byron's "Up S'Daisy" (below) is another pert flatterer. In velvety brown felt, the brim is brightened with stitching in a charming lazy-daisy scroll design. The hat, sharply turned back off the face, is closely molded to the back of the head M*t PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE FASHION THIS TAG IDENTIFIES AN ORIGINAL PHOTOPLAY HOLLYWOOD FASHION LOOK FOR IT 69