The Bulletin, Thursday, September 26, 1 963 17
Suggestion of the sportive combined with luxurious elegance
appears in a jaunty jacket of natural sheared Alaska fur seal.
Leather etches the fine detailing.
Reds featured
in sportswear
For wear during Iheir leisure
hours, men will "see red" for fall
and winter. Shirts, outerwear, ski
wear, sweaters, accessories and
even red blazers will be featured.
The reds will show up in many
interpretations and will include
Tartan, Brigade, Firebrand, Em
ber and 0 x b 1 o o d . Tartan is a
bright firemen's red; Brigade, a
rich cherry shade; Firebrand, a
deep cranberry hue; Ember falls
into the solid beet shades; and Ox
blood the deepest of the reds
has a deep blackish-wine tone.
In outerwear, "ski" will still
pack a wallop , . , expect the
classic hooded parka to appear in
a new longer, belted style with
less heavy quilting and trimmer,
racier lines. Quilted will reverse
to printed nylon. Leather will be
in for a major revival, and this
will mean suedes as well as the
classic finishes.
The cardigan will retain its fa
vored position in the sweater pic
ture w ith both the ski-inspired zip
front models and the three-button
and six - button styles in new
ranges of brushed mohair and
wool blends in heather and camel
tones or in muted argyle and strip
ed patterns.
In tailored sportswear sport
jackets move away from the slick
smooth fabrics in the style-leading
presentations, and assume a rug
ged, tweedy look. There will be
emphasis on bold, rugged pat
terns, as well as on an entirely
new group of handsomely blend
ed medium shades.
Herringbones in bold, contrasty
effects move up into a new style
position, and camel shades are
due for even greater acceptance
as the nation continues to "move
out of the dark."
Slacks are due to enter the fall
season with a more moderate
point of view, somewhat fuller but
still definitely "trim and taper
ed." Plain - front and single-pleat
models will have their special
adherents.
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Teaming up with plaid wrap
skirt, classic sweater, is diamond-patterned
casual stocking.
FOR ANYWHERE WEAR
Neither rain nor snow nor gloom
of weather can stay fall raincoats
from making their appointed
rounds in fashion. Now that all
coats are veering to the kind of
sportive, casual, classic styling
that rainwear has always favor
ed, raincoats are becoming truly
anywhere, any weather outer ap
parel. Capes, trench coats, raglans,
chesterfields, slickers, noifolks
show up for fall in the all-weather
category, closely followed by ski
look jackets. Furry linings, leath
er and reptile looks make mater
ial news.
Texture shows up in leglines
The news m the fall leghne
comes from texturo as hosiery
fashions take new strides in knee-
high and nvcr-tlic-knoe stockings!
all spelling sportive for town
and country.
Ribbing, diamond patterns, oth
er textured elfccts star in stook
inqs for davtnne dressing as
well as sports. Seams introduce
a new look in full length, pattern
ed hosiery. Plain stretch types
hold a now-classic place for cas
ual wear.
The slocking wardrobe will nat
urally continue to include conven
tional sheers and medium
weights, and hero the news is col
or, with pale, umcs giving way to
high-spirited darker shades. For
evening, sheers are jeweled,
clocked, seamed.
STYLING THE FURS
Fur styles stress shape, whether
lean and natural or lightly fitted
at front. Capes and cape effects
get attention. Sleeves are stand
outs, newly important, long and
lovely, ror little furs, the shorter
sleeve shows up but adds shape
ly width example, a chinchilla
jacket with bubble sleeves.
FURS FOR FALI Just to prove that a dog's world isn't all
bad, this proud poodle models one of the latest canine
fashions, ready now for Fall Opening hero at the Town &
Country Pet Shop. It's a nubby nylon coat, fully washable,
trimmed with a soft fur collar. And only $3.98. Extravagant?
Not at all! Small dogs need extra protection during our chilly
mornings and evenings. And here at Bend's fully stocked pet
shop you'll find a complete selection of dog coats and sweat
ers, from $1.95. Come see! We're at the corner of Reed Mkt.
S Hunnell Roads. Or call us at 382-1254. Adv.
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