The Parisian Fashion Show — Mon-Ham

A month ago, in the hall of the "Roxy" cinema, the Parisian fashion show opened, presented to the elegant ladies of Beirut by the new dressmaking house known under the name of "Mon-Ham," owned by the two Lebanese artists Mansour Munsif Abboud and Khalil Rahim. The show won the admiration of the ladies of Beirut.

And every month, on this page, we shall present splendid models offered by Mon-Ham to The Woman's Voice.

Two splendid models: in one of them Miss Samia Chartouni appears in a lovely pose in a tea gown made of Crepe Mousse and hand-embroidered crêpe georgette, in shoes of white velvet.

And in the second pose one of the French beauties appears, in a most splendid artistic pose, in an evening gown made of bronze Metal cloth, black tulle, and black faille.

And here are two models: in the first a French beauty appears in a black dress of "faille" or "taffeta," made up of two beautiful pieces embroidered in green, with a green hat covered in black "tulle" and a tuft of feather from a lark.

And this dress, of black "ottoman" silk — a silk rarely to be found — its wearer appears in it in a lovely pose, in a violet-colored hat covered with black tulle and a black feather... and shoes of black velvet.