Here's an incident that proves how important corsets are in wearing the new straight, hipless gowns.
Mrs. Thompson, who is stouter than the new styles require, tried on a princess gown in a department store. The gown itself was beautiful, but it was most unbecoming and did not fit at all, tho it was the right size for her.
Mrs. Thompson was about to give up in despair saying, "I can't wear the new styles"—when a saleswoman suggested that she be fitted with a Diana Corset in the model made for stout figures.
The result was that the princess gown took the lines of the corset and fitted Mrs. Thompson perfectly. In fact the original lines of the gown were brought out to better advantage.
This only goes to prove that with a good corset any gown will drape right and take the lines of the corset.
You'll find it easy to wear the new long straight style gowns if you wear a Diana corset in the model made for your style of figure.
The Dianas are made after the same models as the most expensive
French corsets costing $10 to $25. Yet $1 to $5 buys a Diana.
The Diana is not heavy and uncomfortable as so many of the new corsets are this year. The fabrics from which they are made are light and comfortable. At the same time, so closely meshed and firmly woven that with reasonable wear every Diana corset is guaranteed to keep its good shape and style or you will receive a new corset without charge.
The Diana dealer, whose card is enclosed, invites you to call and see these new corsets.
Will you go in to see the Diana today?