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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1973)
d T flS ' W -- J--,.. , , .-W, . By V'ince Boucher and Jane Ov i :i I'jced witli ,i ietm u to f ' !. h isii't ;uct its demise. On the contraiv. it's ! .h.: : : everything from the im..!; ::-...; "-..!u1':-iv" to new sin iy caps !'U hi' k u i' v. ,u' u. Against this eternal d.."ihi -K..- j..n t icih.'d classier look also 1m, err.cr v.I. Vet the t.u t reuiars t'i.it ; . ur i. b fashion, rea fashion. Faded, cuffed, studded. reee!e.l. l or college women, it's made into Ivlter . p. j.u-kets. coatv purses and. of course, v Men find laded ue.rn j.iA:-, ve-t- iv.ll;. embroidered shiits and e.... : ' ui- -.rid Maciv Western looks, now bci'ij iit, ,; , Sop -cl;er- ioi spring, reflect denim's inll'ienr.- i ' f' , J " 'V'' w". ' 1 4 i '. If lping i run n u western-seamed pan ok. ii '.. ' i i ' ; ' h i r!-. !oe!-id : arid flashy "electric coubo " turno.a- e-'.il'ii-.'- iu !::! ;l a true fashion catab, si. Topping off those jems and i!nr lii. -v .ii-ted. cuffed pants of flannel t vmm- ,ni-n are sHeitcr.s, with the fann cai'diean !.-Wu s( eii..r. V-necks, tie belts, pockets aiv' s'i I c !!;! ;idd a touch of the 40s. The twin look in s ca'.crs .,(.. , h v t. or turtlenecks layered bctH- )r'; .. i hvetiing brines ouf :,) ni rid knit tops trinimetl in !C: p.- is i - .: ider,. In omen's javkeh it" !. i.; .'..o-1 und ela-.tic-iMthered. I'lidmej.'- .;( u!ilc lieli totied prints wiuc. i on!.' : : de-p oiuhu a.: J Mist. f itted cardigan 's1. il' i' u- . i.. :nd arldn.i patterned pullovers and tr ' d if,,i i( ''.dunh with a .Ir.V-V;-4 y , V-.J f-Wi.N : '( 1 . ' J V - -: '. '; i r , " it. : -;r avI. - hi - a ' -tivir",.;'-' i Cloihes by Ouentin's close-tothe-body fit are favored by men to coordinate with cuffed slacks. Trends in men's jackets are shirt-influenced, otten with an easy-moving elastic fit. Short baseball jackets and dressier fitted blazers with cloverleat lapels round out the selection. Shirts repeat the same tones college women are we iring Special shirts include shiny nylon "nik-nik" shirts, sporting extravagant designs, and fitted baggy shirts with gathered clastic waists. For a switch to the more feminine, college women are wearing knee-length dresses straight out of the 40s complete with cuffed short sleeves, open-notched collars, big buttons, gathered or padded shoulders and slightly flared skirts. Long dresses still are best sellers, but only for after five. fabrics? Challis, a soft drapy material, is especially good. So is glazed cotton. Dress-up looks for men include unconstrueted shirt-suits in synthetic suedes, subtle brushed wool plaid jackets and tweedy traditional suits. Favored colors include oatmeal, burgundy, gray, green and the whole range of brown, rust and camel hues. This season, no outfit is complete without those oh-so-important accessories. The "put together', college woman will want to invest in several pairs of big button earrings and beads. Wood or colored plastic are especially good. Adding necklaces of rhincstone or strung sequins, wide slip-on plastic armbands and novelty barret tes give the proper pizazz to the college wardrobe. More accessories for men are available, giving each person a chance to express his individuality. Items to consider are wristbands, small chains, bow ties and 20s look umbrellas of unglazed striped cotton on wooden poles. In footwear, many styles seem to "go" this season. "It depends on the individual's needs," buyers agree. Some of the looks most often seen for women include the platform shoe, lower and more modified since last year, and shoes with narrower heels and tapered toes. Flat, rubbcr-soled tie-ups are popular with jeans. Regardless of shoe choice, the patterned sock is a prerequisite for the well-dressed college woman. Last season's argyles have been supplemented by plaids, checks and harlequin patterns this year. Shoes for men include the heeled platform looks with an everyday interpretation of loafers and casual two-toned ties on soles of marshmallow rubber and plantation crepe. Argyle, checked, striped and geometric designs highlight spiffy stocking styles. 4 T" "t T '- lf-, rf.i-A .iLj !,' i!,- . rCLii i' w'-rCtikc-J, ... M i iflfriM I. iiiirnwirT -nnii m. yi4 k-f 1 . ,gftm -Sfer ... i w 7 7 7 7 fe v o E 1 J i ip- sw X rrw a i MX fKiXf NLA J 1 r Wk ....... 3P-f - ...... So you're going to a party? Be a party dazzler in a white satin halter paired with a black & white metaiic checkerboard j Jacket and Skiit. halter 15.00, jacket 33.00 skirt 27.O0 You'll bo sparkling hit in lurex y crepe top & slacks. Top 326.00, slacks 228.00 1 i ,yat til b .... bun. 1-5 I r!;;ily n:.hrtiSKm tucwJuy, tiovornbor 13, VJ3