Fashions That Are Colourful : Two tailored Suits and a Wrap Coat. 1932.

For Saleis a Full Page removed from"The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 9th, 1932," showing the Following Three Illustrations called"Fashions That Are Colourful," showing the Following "TwoTailored Suits and a Wrap Coat."Which provesthat touches of colour add to the smartness ofcountry modes,andthat pockets are very important.

   1-A Study in Fawn,red and brownis the tailored suit above.from Kenneth Durward, Conduit Street. The border trims the coat and faces the neat inverted pleats of the skirt.

  2-Black and white flecked tweed makes the Kenneth Durward coat on the left ;the border is used for decorative purposes.      

 3-Smee, 55, South Molton Street, is responsible for the suit with the short coat ; it has gauntlet cuffs to match the scarf.

Women who want to be out of the game but in the picture will be delighted with the suit and coat on this page from Kenneth Durward, Conduit Street.  Thosewho are seeking golfand other sports suits must visit this establishment as their suits are well cut, absolutely practical, and are made of thoroughly reliable materials. Furthermore, they have a splendid assortment of top coats as well as short suede coats with lighting and other fasteners.
Many of the new tailored coats are waisted likethe one above from Smee's,55, South  Molton Street.  A decidedly novel note is the double-breasted effect ; it is expressed in one of the new wool fabrics.  The wide gauntlet cuffs match the scarf.  The suit may lose its identity by changing the scarf and cuffs. A fact that cannot be made too widely known is that this tailor specialises in admirably cut suits and coats from £6.6s.

Condition is Very Good.