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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18019, 18 February 1922, Page 4 (Supplement)

EXCLUSIVE FROCKS. Quite an interesting topic of conversation in local society is the opening of the Salon in Warwick Chambers, 168, Queen Street. , by Madame Levin, a recent arrival from London, who formerly held the \ery responsible position of designer for Messrs. Maison. Arthur, Ltd., the well-known Model House in London. Many ladies who havo hitherto been buying so-called imported models and paying dearly for them, are now delighted to find in their midst one who can produce frocks suitable for all occasions and remarkable for their distinctive and chic appearance, equal to the exclusive models shown by the famous West End fashion houses. It is scarcely to be credited that they are local productions, but such Is the case. The creator, Madame Levin, is most emphatic on this point, knowing full well that the work and finished article will compare most favourably with any ever seen in New Zealand. The most agreeable discovery is the. price, and already this is bringing its own reward. Madam.) and her speciallyselected staff are working at exceedingly high prersure to execute the orders as well as to keep up the slock of exclusive models. Any lady who is interested in really artistic and refined work, will be welcomed liv Madame Levin personally, and advice will be conscientiously given her, as MadameV experience teaches her 'oat it is the suitably and becominglyrocked customer who'is her best advertisement. 'l|,e materials supplied aro being constantly replenished by a Homo buyer from the very bet fashion houses.