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Voir Couture

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VOIR COUTURE

Sample Letter:

Date

Name
Address
Address

Dear ,

According to Vogue magazine, the new American couturiers can be defined as "personal designers"; and the new personal designer, they say, knows more about you and your wardrobe than you do. Bob Evans, NYC, says "Busy women have more important things to do than chase the next style." As a Judith client, you already have your own personal designer.

To be a personal designer is to have an extremely important role in someone's life; as such, it does not require direction as much as it requires understanding. With this responsibility in mind, plus my desire to keep in touch, I will be sending you my Voir Couture newsletters from time to time.

These letters include news from the world of fashion, ideas for you the individual, and how-to's for adapting designs for your Signature Wardrobe. My goal is to assist you in coordinating your Personal Clothing Signature, to assure you a consistent clothing style, and to conserve both your time and your clothing dollar.

As a new client, if you would like to receive previous Voir Couture letters, please call me; I'll be glad to mail them out to you.

Cordially,

Judith Gridley

JG:jkm

 
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