A Year in Fashion: 1918

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Excerpt from Book

Harmonious Color Combinations in Dress

May 1918

Women’s Part in the War Industry During World War 1 (article)

December 1918

Bulletin (monthly journal): National Association of Retail Clothiers

And What Now? Clothiers Everywhere Asking What is Going to Happen In Clothing Business as Result of Sudden Coming of Peace (Introduction to survey)

What the Designers Think

What the Clothing Manufacturers Think

Views of Furnishing Goods Manufacturers (Accessories)

Are Large Knicker Suits Doomed?

Christmas Shopping Order Rescinded by Defense Council

Economic Report 1918: U.S. Compared to the World

National Association to Conduct School of Instruction on Fundamentals of Clothing Business

Monthly Report of War Service Committee

New Styles in Straw Hats to be Permitted

Spring Style Regulations

U.S. Must Use Its Cotton as Weapon in Trade After Peace

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