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"While the people are enjoying these magnificent fetes, social life becomes more madly joyous than before. One no longer knows where to go or which invitation to accept. Dinners, balls, lunches at restaurants, all these gatherings demand a continual renewal of costumes of distinction, all of which contributes to keep the great makers on their mettle."

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Victory and Paris Fashion (Vogue Magazine, 1919)

Victory and Paris Fashion (Vogue Magazine, 1919)

Victory and Paris Fashion (Vogue Magazine, 1919)

Victory and Paris Fashion (Vogue Magazine, 1919)

Victory and Paris Fashion (Vogue Magazine, 1919)

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