Fashion
U. sidesteps the
runways of Paris
and Milan, going
straight to the
campuses of the
good of U.S.A. to
document the
latest fashion
trends.
Here's the scoop We sent uur
student photographers out
around the eountn to capture
what it means to he stylish
these davs See, rather than tr\
mi; to tell you what to wear, we
decided to show you what the
trendies! among you were
already wearing
\\ <• had no idea w hat w e
would get hack, hut, surprising
Is. we saw a real si till lams in
stsles nationwide ( ertainly,
there are differences, hut a hip
I cyan would III in |tist tine m
Boston, and \ u c versa
We saw tons of denim, vests
and hig shoes Wi\ liberal doses
of | ( rew and the ( iap w ith a
hole thrift store flower power,
and vnu'l! gel the picture
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OFF THE HULL: The beam*
pseudo hippie look is in at Ohio ThWMse
casual and ouidooisy Goatees awfwhaal haw statomfni
tor men, and homemade necl
populai with both sexes
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NEW YORK U.
DONT MiK Hltth When you think New
York you think attitude New Yorkers just
don't care I mean, hey, what do I look like
over here7 Cindy Crawtord or something?
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HOUSTON
COMFORT:
Light hued,
humidity -
friendly (abncs
like rayon,
linen and cot
ton are pre
(erred at
Houston And
now that boots
- even the cowboy
kind — are way in,
Houstonians don't look
quite so geeky And. of
course,
oil wells will never go
out of style
DREAMY: More Midwestern beatnik It's a tree and easy mode o' dress Note
the long, pnnted skirl and Dr Martens-style shoes (She says they are comfort
able and “you can stomp on things ’) They re also good tor hangm in coffee
houses
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