However, the instructions for the patterns still remain, along with suggestions for fabrics, so it's possible to envisage how a home dressmaker would have made them up in 1933.
Figure 1: Is a "frock with the slight cowl in front [that] has charmed the fashion world this season. The cowl front is cut magyar; this is of contrast with the floral material appliqued on the sleeves."
Figure 2: "A delightful frock" for "golf, tennis and endless afternoon occasions".
Figure 3: A "demure" child's frock, made in "blue Swiss muslin, with self or contrast bows trimming the front".
Figure 4: "The floral organdies are cool, fresh, and fascinating—the material suggested for this frock, with white organdie frills."
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