US Vogue September 15, 1932 : Early Paris Openings by Eduardo Benito

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Illustrator Eduardo Benito


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The Irving Berlins at Home
Photo Edward Steichen


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Paris...Puts It Up to You
Illustrator René Bouët-Willaumez
Text Frances McFadden


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Patou Says “Down with the Waist-Line”//Lelong Suggests a Corseleted Waist-Line
Photo George Hoyningen-Huene
Models Lee Miller, Suzette Salen


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Mainbocher Successes from the Paris Openings
Illustrator W. Mury


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Collars Tighten at the Paris Openings
Photo George Hoyningen-Huene
Models Suzette Salen, Andrée Lorain, Rita Risse, Helen Toulgouat


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Arms and Shoulders
Illustrator René Bouët-Willaumez


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A Dark Future Say These Berry-Toned Velvets
Illustrator Carl Eric Erickson


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Fur Aristocrats
Photo Edward Steichen
Models Unknown


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Race Meet: Sport of Peasant and Parisian
Illustrator René Bouët-Willaumez


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The Time, the Clothes and the Shoe
Photo Anton Bruehl, Fernand Bourges


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Miss Evelyn Byrd Dows
Photo Cecil Beaton


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Ingenuity Becomes An Art
Photo Horst P. Horst
Text Ruby Ross Wood


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Down in Front and Up at the Side or Back
Illustrator W. Mury
Text Nancy Hardin


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Suits and Coats With that Flat Furred Look
Illustrator Guillermo Bolin


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Manhattan Manor
Photo The 3
Subject Mr. & Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham


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Vogue's Portfolio of Smart Economies
Illustrator Polly Tigue Francis


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Investments for Afternoon or Evening
Illustrator Polly Tigue Francis


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Couturier Designs to Make Up Your Winter Wardrobe
Illustrator Harriet Meserole


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Five Smart Ways to Use the New Woollens
Illustrator Unknown


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