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We note children fashions with a Parisian look --mostly girl's clothing in a 1929 issue of Britannia and Eve. They were offerd as patterns. The boy's outfit included a rounded-crown ht, blue blazer and kakki shorts wirn with an open collarshirt. The white knee socks were not commom in England for boys.
Britannia and Eve first appeared in 1926 as Eve, a self-described 'Lady’s Pictorial', while Britannia was printed throughout 1928. Eventually In 1929, the two magazines combined to become Britannia and Eve with the new tagline ‘A Monthly Journal for Men & Women’ printed in London. Britannia and Eve contained general news articles, as well as sections dedicated to fashion, home, and short stories. It is a great source of Art Deco illustrations and advertisements, which were often printed in color.
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