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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Black for Sophistication . .
Dinner Dress in Taffeta . . .
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BY BETTY MOORE.
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dress from Rudge's. The top, with a "V" neckline, is of black
jersey and the skirt is made of yards and yards of black taffeta
embroidered in gold. Her bag, big enough to get all those necessary
items of make-up into, is gold leather, and as a finishing touch,
Mary carries a black chiffon handkerchief and wears gold wedding
ring earrings.
Stop Cussin Men ! Formal Wear
IsDcadCinch if You Know How
By Bob Sandberg
and
Rod Monismith,
Here it in again the often
cussed and discussed do's and
don'ts of men's formal wear. Most
of the gentlemen on this campus
know the more obvious points on
the subject, and conform as well
as their pocket-books will allow.
Dut without too much formality
n a necessarily formal subject,
we'll try to drop a few hints on
the more subtle angles of being
uell dressed these coming winter
evenings.
Starting at the top (which is a
good idea if you can manage itj
you might see to it, if you are one
of the growing top hatted clan,
that your silk evening hat is worn
with a slight tilt to one side , , .
neither perfectly straight nor
placed at a sharp and rakish an
gle. If it's a tux you're wearing
and it's your sinus infection that's
bothering you, either a midnight
blue homburg or snap brim felt
will keep you in good health cor
rectly. Passing over your face, which
you can't do much about anyway,
c heck to see that your wing collar
is high in back and slopes for
ward. It is good taste to have the
ends of the bow tie In front of the
tabs of the collar, A straight band
collar and hidden bow ties aren't
the best these nights. And while
tn the subject of collar lines, let's
make sure that the collar of your
tail coat or tux jacket is low
enough in the rear exposure to
show a good area of white collar
visible above the coat. Sleeve cuffs
should also shine out for about
one-half to three-quarters of an
inch beyond the coat sleeve.
Latitude, Longitude?
Considerable latitude is allowed
when you choose your shirt and
collar combination. Soft, pleated
front or stiff bosoms, wing or
turned down collars are all well
approved. With a neck band shirt,
two different style collars will
give you two different shirts at
much, much less cost.
About the only thing to be noted
concerning that essential item, the
trousers, is that a slight break
over the instep is considered best.
And for those of thrifty bent, don't
forget that one pair of evening
trousers serves very well for tux
and full dress. Patent leather and
patent leather only is the warning
cry directed at all full dressers.
The tux man can get by with a
plain toe, well polished calf shoe.
And when the north wind is
really blowing and your lovely
dates are freezing in their low cut
(ah-h-h) gowns, no less an au
thority than "Esquire" intones
that, with tux and on the campus,
your camel hair top coat will not
be amiss, or it, at least, accepted.
Now for the answers to the
umpteen questions which we didn't
answer, you can turn to your room
mate or if you really want the
correct solutions you can ask
your clothing salesman. It's his
business, and he has to know.
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To the class
room and for general daytime
wear, choose a perfume or cologne
with a cool freshness, which may
be inclined to sweetness if you
are a petite person, such as the
old favorites Old Spice, Apple
Blossom and Friendly Garden. If
you are a "tailored gal," use Blue
Grass by A r d e n. Lentheric's
Tweed, Iceberg, or Balalaika by
leLong. Let the tall, dark and
sophisticated damsel be careful
of the weight of her perfume!
Some suggestions for her might
be Yanky Clover, Yardley's Bond
Street and Lotus Lavendar, or
Coty's L'Aimont, Paris, or L'
Origon. Feel Flirtatious?
If you are feeling "frankly flir
tatious" remember Mais Oui.
Straw Hat by Faberge' is as in
teresting as its name. Interesting
also is the increasing popularity
of Tigress (be careful of that one
it's dynamite). If you are le
Long minded as many co-eds are,
sweeten up for the weekend with
Opening Night, Tailspin or Whis
per. If you are contemplating a
romatic evening, try Heure Intime
by Vigny; you may also learn a
lot from Vigny's Secrets of Sus
anne. Remember to use Taboo j
where it will be most lasting, on (
furs. I
Sing a song of perfume, life is
full of fun when you don't worry I
your budget with too many kinds I
of fragrances. Enjoy a few of the
two types tor daytime and evening
wear and apply your own good
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Adding just that necessary little touch of femininity Is the
rhinestone studded lace bordering the neck line and sleeves of the
black taffeta dinner dress worn by Shirley Kushner, Sigma Delta
Tau. The dress, from Rudge's, follows the new trend and has a
medium long torso and three quarter length sleeves and Shirley
accents its appeal with a rhinestone hair clip and bracelets. Her
wrap is black velvet with a bunny hood.
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Coeds Shod
In Suede Are
Surely Smart
For the first time in several
seasons there seems to be a slight
ly different trend In women's shoes
this year. Bfore it was on their
dates that the gals wnt slightly .
berserk in regard to what they j
wore on their diminutive feet. I
They ventured out in heelless and
toeless creations which, but for ,
the grace of heaven would have
frozen their feet, but this winter
there seems to be a complete re
versal or mis trend, ana me new
fall date shoes are comparatively
conservative.
Sport Shoes.
hpons snots, nowever, are a ;
different story. Saddle shoes fi-.
nally (and its about time) seem to i
be deprived of their reign, and
moccasins, which made their de
but last season, are enjoying in
creasing popularity. Those that
are prominent are a deep choco
late brown, with a soft, aged look.
The oxford version of the mocca
sin is almost equally popular, and
appears in brown and white, black ,
and white, and brown and beige.
Suede spoil shoes are tremen
dously popular and here too, color
runs rampant, ranging from a
very light beige to deep reds and
burnt oranges. Especially sleek
looking, we think, are the seam
less monk type in new olive green.
For the radicals, there are
capped suede and calf oxfords with
inch thick soles in red and black,
and a calf cowboy boot, also with
very thick soles. New and attrac
tive are flat wedge-heeled suede
shoes with rope (yes, rope) soles
and ankle straps. These were ob
viously inspired by Roman sandals
of yesteryear.
Formal shoes conform to styles
of past seasons with one notable
exception. Shoe manufacturers
conceived the ingenious idea of
turning those multiple strap sport
sandals into a formal shoe by
merely using formal shoe mate
rials. It's a grand idea, when you
remember how comfortable the
sport sandals are.
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