article · Issue No. 2, February 1947 · p. 24 p. 25

These Beautiful Fashions

هذه الأزياء الجميلة

It seems difficult to us, in this season, to prescribe fashions entirely new to our gracious readers, for what is new in fashion is still a matter of some obscurity. It has, moreover, not yet settled into any fixed state... How often we have heard, from here and there, whispers that generally amount to this: "What you must do is to do nothing." And this is proof that fashion has not settled completely. Yet The Woman's Voice, having taken upon itself to present what is new in every color of life and every color of thought, has seen fit to spare its readers the trouble of searching and delving, by publishing these fashions, which cost no effort, and which must be considered indispensable in winter for every elegant lady.

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