Lots of gorgeous, beautiful footage of flapper ladies in glorious, though rarely well-preserved, Two-Strip Technicolor. No plot at all in what is really a 1920s promotional/advertising short. However, that hardly matters, since it's only 5 minutes long and has good editing that makes the film more visually interesting than some other films of this genre. Featuring a few stars dedicated film-historians will know (and at least one they probably won't). It's filmed outdoors too, allowing for excellent lighting. Certainly recommend for anyone who likes silent-era color/colour footage, and anyone who is interested in the era (late 1920s). Can be found on DVD if you search hard enough.
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