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Women ' s
i- -a si i-n word this winter.
: who iv !! ,ne ica, It'll. ! or the slopes or for
f;.!" mi i'liv 'his season should be adaptable
i ) ' 'light.
; ' . lean. ti;ii.-h basic and classic, ami the color
i! .;..' i :.' theme.
1 : h.ii.f - un-Hii .is reoccunng as tlie night,
i ..M. - "I hi ;!il.ip;;e sl.a.Je makes for a spicy base in
- h'- I he I l.k ! -h'-o.wi silhouette was a reoecuriim
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!.. v -! ' 1 I . i hi. j L n the v inter ward tone ami shades
'' v) n r to earthy hn .'. us.
, '.- ; .(.n ,':.sic:; i't the choice separates -switch
i; v .'op them, tie them any adaptation that will
I ' -a-..' made in November still do its dtitv in
i -!i .vifj, i . ii.li.'.in end tunic sweater set. (blai k. of
ii -! -i-e ..!.! time cet ii d jackets pei haps a pair of
.1 :i K a ;.i "'file of Dior, ( hct.'c, here). Add
n' ; !,U'i id, -k M"'.f.e and basic hlaek dress.
: 'i,, .'h"iees e mi less fm adding to these basic
t is t Set 'he itnaiditafiot! go free when it
io 1 i,! burgles, osnii h plumes and Mich, but
! i 1 'i w in lei ' lassie iook.
; I t.d.i' the hl.uk die's. Cover sour neck and
v. on i.i'.v. 1 i.i' .-jets end plumes 'or nii'h I ! inie. I or dav.
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tie it together with red cardigan, a films punt Mouse, or
bundled under a green jacket, wild a matching scar.! ot
hat - hut use (he same basic knit dress as a slatting point.
The beige gabardine slacks are right for a weekend ouin.g.
but don't forget your kimona top or flashy siik shin lot
evening wear.
For daytime, tuck two shirts one solid, one pp.iid into
the same gabardine trousets. and top it oil with a
floppy-brimmed hat. If you want anothe; evening look fxed
on the same pair of pants, try hinging along a solid color
slinky knit halter, with a turban to match, rj-.t for fu,t.
The most basic and well -designed of the looks it the
sweater set. Take on the black sweater set with a matching apn
of wool pants, neck shrouded in scarves and add heavy
wooden bracelets.
Try just the cardigan over your favoiite printed shit iw aco .
or both undet a tweed suit you've pulled (join youi mother s
closet.
Basic is beautiful, but it's the accessories that add (h.
piax. and gives the colors room to move, In each costume,
keep the colors together, and branch out oids info eoh i
excursion. If the scarf is red. pick it up again in a bracelet oi
stocking tone.
In hats, a turbine or a floppy brim model is ah ih.i; o
needed. If the spirit calls for it. add a veil or a he ret inn id
if you have the medium hair length lo catty it el f.
The material for evening gown.s is made, jersey, sa'm ,.
crepe. Here again, keep the colors Iota don't eel too fat out
on the limb, keep to basic black, hi own ami maybe some
white as the holiday season nears, bit! not before litocadc cm
be added but in small doses.
Any purchase you make this season should be as adaptable
to the country weekend as to a candlelight dinner pet keep it
versatile.
M
li v Peter Anderson
Men s s a;d;obes 'Ids whiter are vibrant and uicssier with
note arpheabons of fextutc. pattern and color char, -have been
seen in a long time, lovn blue jean:), which for, American
youth ha been the ultimate in imdressy dress. ;i;x being made
in cuts and s'v'es that can he worn to anything simrt of a ball.
S ui- and -po. i attire both have classic o!emaH. with suits
pott, lie. ivKi 'he soil shoulder oi the Jay (iatsl)w era and the
pa.hJed
sPoiihlet
look d' the "Vool" suits. Coats a'c lailoted
mote to the waistline and arc cut with wide lam h
Where loud plaids and colors trod in years paU.det nothing
(ai e lu- place of (he earthy heathers, rusts, greens., gravs and
camels thai ate foremost in this year's collections
V. o' . he word ami most outfits aj gelling As.
ii .,;;. in:., am.! lout --piece ensembles v.jih j:j (, pl.nd
.k e it 'k ;.J u lo an extra pair of slacks or on a icseisible
'. a t
-S.Vv.ik-s coe ,i pical amount o! vctsiitihty. ahlc 'ro he woin
Wit'i any ihitpe ijom snip, to blue jeans.
Kememiu! any sweater style or fabric in the past, and you
will sec it again this year wit updated vitality. Styd'es include
tlie nurtieneek. which viiuaily has become a wnnlobe basic,
t!'e crew neck with solid, rdpuie or hirt ssveah'r treatments,
caidigans and the V-neck, which has become the most
diversified.
Ihe.c ,t !es have been given tiesv life wii'ni riecoiative
weave-. ..i.d dies ,tie almost cniuelv machine svasliahle.
The V-necks come svith shawl collars, overlap V-necks and
in vest styles. Combined with diagonal stripes, argyles, soiids,
geometries or art decos reminiscent of the 40s, there is a large
selection to review.
Sweaters are not as bulky or seen solely as articles of
warmth. Instead they have been designed for layering and
close-to-the-body fits.
The idea of body expression is carried into patterns and
designs of shirts for casual wear. Many styles are close-fitting
or give a draped effect. Some of the lighter fabrics used ea'aly
are teamed up with sweaters and lightly constructed cutis for
the layered look.
Along with a myriad of colors and patients sticking
individuality, a Western influence is riding herd in many
fashion circles.
This influence takes in plaid, check and solid shirts with
accent piping over rounded collars and cuffs. Yolkcd shoulder
treatments, often with embroidery, complete the look with
emphasis on the shoulders and chest.
Slacks for all types of diess are varied, including
high-waisted baggies, elastic backing, pleats, belled backing
and two-inch cuffs. Wide legs and cuffs have not taken over in
fashion, however. The forecast calls for the stovepipe
treatment and an absence of cuffs on certain styles.
Blue jeans still are selling in record numbers, but the
instant fade and the pre-faded versions arc moving the fastest,
Denim and corduroy are joined this year by more flaiuieis
and gabardines featuring tweeds, small, three-color block
plaids and awning stripes.
Narrow belts, high waists, bow lies, cuffs and button-down
collars are a few of the changes which aie letting mmt
individualize their wardrobes.
Atea retailors say most new trends are alternatives to
current styles, lather than replacements for litem,
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Acknowledgements
I'hnio'japhetVi i.tll l idil i, Mike Iheilei.
Models: Jan Ashbough, Mehmla I owlet,
DelIn: I'rodyuia Dan Lidelv. John Mad),
Miuh Mwhanul i iiyne Novoluy, I e I'ltilltps,
Mkhel S"! !'' lie Ihoinas. Diane
"Waind- , I om WaltiHiville.
Sloies: Hackslage I Id., Hen Simon's,
(iepello's, llovland Swanson. lason's.
I awlui's, Magec's, Nina liouti(ue, (Jiir'tilni's,
Spoils Coinei, Wooden Nitkcl. Special
thank') lo Sheldon All Oallety, Dm l.adi'ly
and Is en Kid;.
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