1916 Women's Fashion Plate - transition into 1920s with tight waists, low neck

Description

The Designer magazine was an equal to Vogue in the day and produced larger magazines with better fashion plates.  This is an excellent example of the transition from the 1910s to the 1920s.  The women still had clothing that had to go all the way up around their necks for modesty, but they started lowering the neck lines and making dresses more form fitting in this era.  This beautiful fashion plate is the largest size format of the day measuring 11 x 16 inches.  It would look wonderful framed in your home or office.
I have been a trusted vintage paper dealer since 1989 and been on eBay since 1997.  I have primarily sold in antique malls at San Francisco, San Diego, Monterey, Napa, Monterey, Portland, and Ellensburg.  I have sold over 30,000 advertisements to many happy customers, museums, galleries, and private collections.  If you are not happy with your purchase, please send it back for a full refund.
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The item comes in an archival protective plastic sleeve with a white acid-free backing board.  It will be shipped in a strong and rigid mailer made in the USA out of 100% recyclable materials especially for flat shipping.  It will be marked as special photo materials - DO NOT BEND.
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