1967_03 The Daily Collegian March 1967

              Colonial Fashions
Are Big Hit Today
TJSJS: 5S*m-mw    Evening Elegance
Styles Turn Back
1HE DAILY COLLKUIAN—5
High Fasfrfon Favored
Ry SANDY DRALLE
weather. It looks like mldbeels
Our colonial ancestors would
have replaced high heel* to all
be pleased  to know their Ideas
except formal wear.
of fashion are toe 'newest thing'
Sport* accessories range from
in shoes for 1967.
mod boots to tennis shoes. Tex¬
The square toed slippers of toe
tured nylons are still 'in.* Har¬
1700's are  the  newest  addition
monizing, matching and clashing
to the shoe world and are popu¬
tones prevail. Peacock and tiger
lar  with   mods  and convention¬
designs   are   available   for toe
alists alike.
daring, silver and gold mesh may
Bright spring colors add 20th
be  Just toe thing for after-five
century  sparkle.  Pink,  orange,
green and yellow shades wUl set
Girls   will   be  carrying  only
the pace this year.
necessities this spring in smaller
Buckles, buttons and bows are
feminine   handbags. The  sltog-
and-clutch purse to matching and
neutral colors will be toe most
Stack  heels  are   still holding
widely seen.
their position as an ally to coeds
The total look, suggested by
and    working    girls.    Two-tone
a   national   clothing   store,  is
colors  and  open   sandal styling
shoes,    purse    and   scarf to  a
give them a new look for warm
matching paisley print.
By CAROLE SAKK19 AN
The   names   Glvenchy,   Dior,
ilnt Laurent bring to mind all.
not all  that's  showing through.     evening-wear     formula
Still to this season tor women sounds timeless. The author em-
with courage U the dress with' phasizes that the evening dress I
the deep V-neck. Granted  this     *'—***—' ■ -S*J*»
toe world of fashion today. *»■ °" dress <toen't alwaya look
Every woman thinks of herself    a™* °n everyone but everyone
as an Audrey Hepburn dressed tn     +—* tave "*» " *»' nothln«
an original by one of tho masters.     el" *•» " moTaXe °uUder.
Be she student, mother or grand-        G™c«   Margaret   Morton   in
Be 'In'... Borrow Dad's Old Suit
sleeveless, floorlength, i
decollete. For modern dresses of
subtle  design, fabrics  such as
chiffon, georgette, lame, silk Jer¬
sey are to demand.
Whatever formula Is followed,
/ with flo>
/Pink and
co-ordinates.
Jacquard pull-
features a
floral embossed
design and toe "now*
bulled sleeve.
The background is white
centers in Mexican
Green to go with
OLLENBERGER'S
4323 E. Tulare St.
spiralling soft!
to be caught at
knee with black satin bows, she
awaits the arrival of her prince.
The world of high fashion Is
open to toe few women who can
afford it, but every woman can
dream. Regardless of income,
women everywhere watch with
Interest the unveiling of toe
year's latest fashions.
This year toe New York col¬
lections are positive. Women,
despite their equality with men,
are stUl women—supple, atten¬
uated Greek-goddess figures
moving  within folds of glorious
bla-s.  .
c all fc
girls.
From New York to Paris, cut-
tor evening. New Yorkers hail
the versatility of crepe and lots
and lots of black. Always to good
taste, no matter what toe oc¬
casion Is, Is the short theater coat
of cut velvet to a beautiful amber
yellow over a short white satin
dress with mUos of coral beads.
Christian Dior of New York
showed a spirited little dinner
suit of chestnut brown take pony-
skin; sleek, small Jacket and a
short belted shirt. Girls, Just
make   sure   your   date   doesn't
Fashions In Parts this year are
trying tc
e life .
becoming. Clean, clear
Oriental colors seem to emerge
from the Saint Laurent collection.
Lots of blue to every collecUon:
Bristol, enamel, and the grey-
blues. Paris Insists that the sex¬
iest look is chiffon or lace with
arms showing through. Bet that's
CHICAGO  (UPI)  •
especially If he can i
the Deusonbcrg, F. Scott Fitz¬
gerald, flapper* and bathtup gin.
One of those fashion things
has turned full cycle again, too
look   of toe 1920'a and 30'a la
Well, they're back tor spring and
summer  though they are apt to
be made out of somo of toe newer
can now be the best-dressed
man on hi* block.
Rock-and-RoU hasn't died out
yet, and the memories of the
Beatles are still fresh.
But one of the fashion experts
attending the recent convention
of the American Institute ofMen's
and Boy's Wear (AIMBW) and the
American Retailers of America
(MRA)
And  toe   double-breasted   suits,
got started. The clothing pea
in part* have been doing •
Gangstalre* look tor moot
Some of the ones in London ca
male. This t
swung even farther and for th*
first time in years the manu¬
facturers showing at too MRA
convention gave  somo bouse to
Conservative? Well not In th*
summer wear. Some of the outfits
shown have been lifted from John
Held Jr.'* drawings to the old
Life Magazine before It died and
was reincarnated as a Luce publl-
A straw hat, for example,
a navy-blue, double-
I   Jacket,   white  striped
black and white shoes.
Adding another bit of nostalgia
* th* fact that peak lapel* are
k on  suits. The lapels are
those the Old Guard of New York
society wear at the Metropolitan
Opera on Monday nights. (Moat
of thorn appear to be a holdover
from tho 30's).
There Is a difference. New
fabrics have more wrinkle re¬
sistance and hold their creasos
better. They resist dirt more
and there may never be a repe¬
tition of a scene ot our chUdhood
whe n all the boy s wor e white llnen
had th* bad taste to woarabright
red dress that faded.
Thar* are other differences.
Dress shirts for business wear
are to deeper tones but there are
plenty of stripe* of th* kind worn
In the 30's. Ties are In less lurid
patterns*but are almost aa wide
aa too** of to* Jazz age. Shot*
are in much lighter weights —
but they are two-toned.
Stain Removal
Water can set stains. Dry sol¬
vents are often safer for remov¬
ing stains  advises to* National
NIGHT LIFE GLITTER—The cage dress
and allUem all the while    Pattl While cant rests
silver  and white  tent dross  with thr sliver disk
dngs from dusk to dawn
t resist toe shine of the
pckllne accent.
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merican Youth Hostels
American Youth
the happy straps
the very look of fashion in '67. . . and in colors to
i anything. A. Wlsh-T by Van Ell to black,
red, beach plum patent; white, bone, yellow, orange,
olive, navy, green kid. 18.95 B. Easy-T by Van EU In
white, black, red, navy and bone kid. 16.95 C. Granny
by Gabbls to red, blue, black, green, yellow, light
blue and white patent; navy, bone and silver kid. 14.95
D. T-Square by Protegee in green, red, navy, plum,
to and marigold kid. 17.95.
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