14 The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, March 22, 1962
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CLASSICS IN A NEW FASHION MOOD enter for a young spring. Striped blaxer takes fresh
approach of shortened sleeves, double-breasted buttoning. It's lined with shape-retaining
foam. Everything conies up rosebuds on suit with Chanel-line jacltet, sheath skirt, rosebud
and leaf embroidery.
New footwear
styles popular
Teens, nimbly "follow Uic lead
er" this spring as new leather
footwear fashions sweep high
c h o o 1 and college campuses,
leaving tennis shoes and sneakers
behind In the gym lockers.
There's an exciting, wido selec
tion of new silhouettes in loafers
and booties whose high vamp and
long tics resemble bowling shoos,
reports Shoe Fashion Service of
Leather Industries of America.
Supple smooth leathers, shag
gy brushed leathers and gleaming
colored patents set new shoe fash
Ions. The two-hue shoo is one of
the most popular "shoe looks,"
especially new in moccasins with
contrasting inserts, tricky tongue
detailing.
Talents In gleaming black,
shimmering green, radiant red
brighten the moccasin line - up.
Colorwise, teens have the widest
shoe color range in years in
cluding two wonderful new neu
trals: mocha mist lighter than
cafe crcme color, and white jade
soft white leather with a hint
of green.
Tills year (lie popular hoot is
more of a boot-shoe than a boot:
the sides are still higher than a
flat or pump, but never quite
reach the ankle. Cuffs, when there
are any, are rich accents in con
trasting leathers, colors. Side
laces, one and two-cyelct ties and
high collar cllpons offer variations
on the by-now-classic boot-look.
For her fad shoe, the coed has
stepped into the bowling alley,
come up with a flat, often in viv
id colors, smooth or brushed, with
a long line of lacing from too to
tongue. Soled slimly in rough-finish
leather, it's as comfortable as
a sneaker, but neat and adapt
able for all-day wear.
For dances, dates or days in
town, this spring's coed chooses
dress shoes of soft polished leath
ers, nappy suedes, or bright pat
ents, rising on stacked, curved or
one-inch "jet" heels. Pancake
stacked heels arc new on casual
and sport shoes.
Other teen shoe-news: Portholes
on vamp or sides, an occasional
open back, for a soft feminine,
airy look. Straps single, double
and T-straps.
Hats flatter,
frame faces
Planning to flatter and frame
pretty faces, hats greet spring
with brims, brims and more
brims. In keeping with the versa
tility of new fashions. Die look
isn't limited to just one type of
brim.
Brims wide and narrow, brims
rippled or pleated, brims that
curve up and brims that curve
down, strictly - tailored bumper,
cuff and roller brims, and care
free, slouchy brims all have a
place in the spring headlines.
Such a variety allows for plen
ty of choice in silhouettes. Hat
heights range from tall and tow
ering to miniscule. Shapes are
many even toques take brims.
and there are variously-brimmed
cloches, sailors, profiles.
Little - crowned, wide - brim
med "carden Dartv" hats look
particularly romantic. Many are
really all brim, with the "crown"
flowing smoothly into the project
ing brim.
Of course, not every hat Is
brimmed. There are softly drap
ed, feminine turbans, and the pill
box is the harbinger of a whole
covey of littlo hats meant to
perch lightly atop cherished hair
dos. Tiny cone shapes and whimsi
cal mixtures of flowers and leaves
win favor among the littlo hats.
All-flower and flower - adorned
hats bloom with their usual spring
vigor, given impetus by the femi
nine mood in fashion.
Feminine, too, are the silky and
sheer fabrics, fine and smooth
hali-lype straws and pliable felts
that compose spring hats. In some
hats, more textured straws offer
a smart contrast to airy fashions.
Slacks
to fit
designed
to T
Slacks for spring are expressly
designed to fit every man "to a
T." For the tall, slender man
thore arc the new slim slims,
usually the bcltlcss "hugger"
tyiw. For the middle-sized man
there arc trim (but still tradition
all slacks, plain front or single
pleat, with or without belt loops.
For the heavier man, single pleat,
belt loop types will predominate
n interest
seen in fashions
More individuality of design and
variety of silhouette, linked with
high-fashion colors and intriguing
new fabrics, make today's ma
ternity wear lovelier than ever.
Leading the line in waiting
dresses are the breezy, one-piece
styles: the understated shifts, that
after baby arrives can be accent
ed by a favorite belt: the trapeze
or pyramid styles, stiffened with
lining, or flared from a yoked bo
dice: and the straight-cut sheath
icon, usually coordinated with a
matching or contrasting coat.
The forever-fiminine look that
prevails in all fashion is appar
ent in expectation dresses for
spring. Dresses gently draped at
shoulders, empire bodiccd dress
es, and dresses with bias - cut
skirts all add feminine flavor.
Where two-piece maternity sep
arates are concerned, ruffled and
knife pleating are stealing the
show on sleeves and hemlines of
many tops. Leatherette is a
"find" in maternity tops.
In expectation sportswear two-
piece sets with tops of splashy
colors ana Bold novelty prints,
many in the nautical mood, are
making news. Stretch pants, es
pecially in denim and chino, are
popular, as is the homespun look
in fabrics such as hopsacking.
Frills
little
please
women
Tiny misses don't need a fairy
godmother this spring. All day
and dream-time lingerie is fussily
feminine just as they ve wish
ed for.
Shifts are the big shape for lit
tle girls. Whether straight, full or
Alined, they're so beguilingly
ruffled and frilled that they could
be worn to Cinderella's ball.
Some shifts come with rick-rack
trimmed pontics for under-cover.
Pajamas, too, have shift-shaped
top and are usually flounced.
Iligh waisted batiste gowns with
embroidered bodices and match
ing peignoirs are so provocative
that mother wishes they'd come
in her size.
Flattery sets
mood for spring
Do women dress to impress
other women or to please men?
Appealing to a man's eye view
art pretty, curvaceous shapes in
a flurry of lace, ruffles and pleats
Hares and princess lines, fitted
waists, molded bodices and, for
contrast and curves, too, slinky
siren silhouettes.
From a woman's point of view,
the best thing of all about spring
dresses is that there both man-
pleasing and pleasing to her own
fashion sense. - New dresses are
not only feminine, they're imagi
native and varied,, making her
wardrobe planning fresh and fun
or her.
Her choice of silhouettes ranges
from slim figure skimmers to
frankly - full skirted styles, and
takes in all the variations of
flares, gores, cones, pleats, bias
cuts.
She can have a waistline that's
princess-high, tunic-low or right
where nature put it and ail
three look new.
With the costume concept
stronger than ever, she can have
her spring dresses with jackets
or coats and what a variety of
jackets and coats!
Jackets shape up every way, as
cardigans, cutaways, capelets, bo
leros. Back interest comes to the
fore in jackets with fly-away
backs, blouscd or draped backs.
Ensemble is
liked by
Utile girls
Little girls are made of sugar
and spice, and this spring, every
thing nice to wear. The newest
and nicest things for young miss
es to wear seem to be based on
the ensemble look. Dresses with
coordinating jackets or coats and
suit and blouse ensembles all give
little women something big to
brag about.
Dress ensembles usually boast
jackets which vary in length from
rib-hugging to knee-tickling. Prin
cess flares and simple little-noth
ing dresses like mommy s make
news for spring. Cape - topped
dresses are popping up, too. And,
of course, smock dresses for wee
ones are still fashion favorites.
Dresses coordinated with coats
are newsworthy.
The coats, themselves, are
found in any number of mater
ials, but usually in a loose basket-
weave type of fabric. When the
word "coat is mentioned I o r
young misses, "flare" is the next
word.
Whether the flare, modified or
otherwise, begins at the shoulder
for a capo effect, the ribcagc for
an Empire effect, or the hipline
for a long torso effect, the flare
is always there.
The majority of jackets for lit
tle girls' suits are along boxed or
demi-beltcd lines. Suits are most
prevalently seen with collarless
jackets, suitable for scarf fill-ins.
Suit skirts are mostly pleated.
though the "A" shape makes fash
ion news, uvermouscs 10 coorai
nate with suits appear every
where, usually in print tones.
Many dresses, suits and coats
come in Easter egg colors waving
a patriotic red, white and blue
color flag. Beige, brown, and
grey are also a little woman's de
light for spring.
TIE SCORE
Spring ties will feature more
shades of blue to complement the
popular new blue suits. Shades
range from deep navy to soft co-
pen hues and are used in both
ground work and as decoration.
in
DELECTABLE FABRIC
delicious pastel colors Is fashion
recipe for wingswept cover-up. In American wool, spring coat
has over-sized sleeves, full-flaring back, front half belt.
Gloves come
varied
in
lengths
Trend toward long sleeves gives
rise to mora four-button gloves
this spring longer than short,
shorter than long. Since short
sleeved and sleeveless styles still
claim much fashion attention, so
do shortie gloves, for daytime
wear, and long, long gloves for
evening.
Pretty details appear on all
styles, running the gamut from
pearl trimmings to intriguing rib
bed designs.
Color, too, adds to glove ap
peal. Strong pastels and citrus
shades mix and match with coat
and suit colors. White, like black,
is a basic, and red and navy add
a patriotic theme.
LOOKING FEMININE
Blouses have more ways than
ruffles to show the feminine look.
A popular one is the use of prints.
tnore meat
a
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toore flavors
Pets are selling every day!
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Foundation confrols curves
for proper silhoueffe
Some fashions for spring have
an unfitted, almost architectural
look while others are definitely
figure revealing. Whichever the
preference in silhouettes, there's
an abundance of well styled foun
dation garments to control the
Young claim
hipster pants
Usually the first to adopt a new
idea, young fashionables have
claimed hipster pants as their
own. And since their young fig
ures can meet the test, they wear
these with nb-tickhng tops as well
as the tuck-in blouses that more
mature figure types have adopted.
Young styles take account of the
American cowboy inspiration for
these hip-slung pants, which in re
cent seasons have attained foreign
resort popularity. Rustic fabrics.
range-rider touches carry out the
Old West" look.
Jamaicas, knee lengths, lone
slim pants and new bell-bottoms
win popularity In the young craze
tor leisure pants.
Ruffles, frills
grace styles
Ruffles and lace, ribbons and
bows, fringe and other aDnealiii!!
feminine fripperies are graceful
spring fashion notes.
These embellishments are not
only pretty, they're used with
imagination. Ruffles and their rel
atives might show up almost any
where trimming necklines,
hemlines, sleeves and tunics: cas
cading down the front closing of
a dress or blouse; rippling from
shoulder to hem; tiered to form
skirt.
COMING UP
Smart color combination com
ing up in spring sportswear is the j
pairing of brown and white.
curves underneath.
There are numerous "little noth
ing" brassieres, soft and sheer,
with cups that minimize the bos
om as so many bias cuts, knits
and clinging gowns for evening
require. On the other hand, there
are several excellent new mold
ed brassieres, many of them con
toured to round out the bustline
that's a between-size.
There are girdles that rise high,
to effect a slim midriff for dress
es and suits that fit close to the
figure. And there are waistline
styles concentrating on hip con
trol, for dresses that skim the
waist but hug the hipline and
thighs.
There are corselets that slip on
like a second skin, looking almost
too pretty to be as controlling as
they actually are. And there are
numerous pantie corselets, vary
ing in coverage from the brief to
the long, leggy type.
Backlessness remains an im
portant design element in all
types of foundations, especially in
those tint also are strapless. New
shapings havo been devised in
clastic bands to mold the U or V
back 10 the body.
Other designed - for comfort
ideas include the waiotband sep
arate from the body of a girdle in
back, ana the diaphragm section
of a corscict separalcd from its
cups each construction intend
ed to enable the foundation to
move more readily with the figure.
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