| CHAPTER II | |
| The Tyrants of the Rue de la Paix | [28] |
Paris and the art of dress; Worth and the old masters; Paquin and the new school; the clientèles of the great men.
| CHAPTER III | |
| The Famous Ateliers | [47] |
How the work is done; the saleswomen; the mannequins; the ouvrières; the system; the launching of the modes.
| CHAPTER IV | |
| Fifi and the Duchess on the Turf | [64] |
Racing near Paris; round the braziers of Auteuil; the day of the Grand Prix.
| CHAPTER V | |
| Le Sport in Paris | [78] |
Motor mania; Parisian golf and French golfers; fashion and tennis at Puteaux; the motor-boat fad.
| CHAPTER VI | |
| The Fine Art of Dining | [97] |
Al fresco dining in the Bois; with le Roi galant at the Henri Quatre; where the Pompadour held sway; the restaurants of the town; Frederic, "King of the Ducks."