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t WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOR ORE.
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fall Sportswear Becomes Diverse, More Important
Spring-Summer Sizes
Make Greater Gains
A size range that met with
spring-summer success makes
still greater fall gains.
Termed "junior petite,"
these proportioned sizes are
intended for a particular type
of young figure. Height of five
feet one or under and short
waistedness are two charac
teristics. New, Ail-Around Fur Styles Add To Fall Impact
bone to bolero. Mobile cape
lets and global capes rival
stoles. Dramatically execu
ted full-length coats highlight
beautiful pelts, while the
three - quarter and seven
eighths length coats increase.
Mink continues the popular
favorite, but there are now
more advocates for versatility
and individuality, as design
ers entice the fur-seeker with
furs from every part of the
world.
For fun and excitement,
there is the spotted look in
ocelot, leopard, cheetah and
jaguar from Africa and Mex
ico - and for a dramatic geo
metrical change, the stripes of
the tiger and the civet cat.
Furs that give the fluffy,
bulky look are found in Aus
tralian opossum, foxes from
the United States and Canada,
and Saga Norwegian blue fox.
Every season, sportswear
becomes more diverse, and
occupies a more and more
Important place in the femi
nine wardrobe. This fall is
jDO exception.
Vl Established favorites - scp
' arates, blouses, sweaters,
skirts, car coats, pants, knits
' - cover the whole range of
' fashion in styles and colors.
-New entrants appear - cu
, lottes and knickers for ex
ample. Furry pile composes many
short coats and jackets.
Fashioned for Fun
Among the sportsy cover
ings that are fun as well as
fashion to wear are cape
jackets and ponchos - in
warm fabrics to slip over the
head.
While many separates still
match or coordinate their col
ors, trims and prints, more
attention is going to separates
that employ contrasting col
ors and fabrics.
In the midst of the move
ment to more fluidity in styl
ing, pants stay slim. Their
chief competition this fall
comes from culottes, divided
Fur adds to the fashion im
pact of coats, suits, dresses
and costumes. Fur enlivens
sportswear, enriches acces
sories, hats, and even lingerie
and loungewear. And, natur
ally, nowhere is the fashion
interest in fur more apparent
than in the fall collections of
fur coats, jackets, stoles and
capes.
Silhouettes are new, with
shapes varying - gentle, grad
ual, semi-fitted, wide, narrow.
The princess line lightly de
fines the figure. The cape
coat shows back fullness, with
a front that may be flat or
fitted. The soft coat is full
across the back and tapers to
a straight hemline. The slim
coat, with mandarin lines,
makes sophistication of sim
plicity. Collars range from none to
deep cape collars that can be
pulled up into hoods, while
sleeves are generally short,
wider and uncuffed. There is
a continuing use of contrast
ing fur for trimming.
skirts that combine the ease
In length, jackets come to
of pants with skirt look.
the fore, ranging from hip
The long - line overblouse
"makes its influence felt.
There are a variety of
lengths, and the wrist-length
tunic gains prominence. Sup-
. pie is the rule, with tie belts
for many models.
The overblouses top skirts
that show more ease and full
ness. Pleats, gathers, bias
wits create a pretty, feminine
effect.
Ovarblouia Has Impact
Impact of the overblouse Is
seen in knitted dresses. There
are many two - piece knits
which make effective use of
the long overblouse or tunic.
Sweaters, too, reflect the
overblouse influence with
long lines and tie belts. How
ever, the sweater story does
n't stop there. Longer sweat
ers are new - and so are
shorter, cropped sweaters.
Bulky, shaggy sweaters;
smoothly knitted sweaters
with dressmaker details;
sweaters with jacquard, pais
ley, plaid and other patterns;
almost-classic sweaters and
evening - elegant sweaters
share the limelight.
Car coats and jackets take
part in the fashion fervor for
fur, with trims, linings, hoods
of fur or fur-look pile fabrics.
EASY JACKET - Casual cos
tume poses an easy jacket
over a matched pleated skirt
for a young but subtly sophis
ticated look. Both are in
worsted wool, with coordina
ted long-sleeve shirt in cotton
broadcloth. All by Aileen.
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16 ROLLS CARPET
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priced from... L yd. to IU yd.
12'x12'11" All Wool, Rose HQ50
Color, reg. 192.50. .... . . .now I J
10'3"x15' Regularly Sells for 25.95 sq. yd.,
This piece is worth 444.00. Save 4 QQ50
over V2 Color, Parchment . . .Sale 17
9'6"x15' All Wool Beige High 4 4Q50
' oop Pile, reg. 223.50 Now 14
12'x16'4" All Wool Moth Proof Loop Pile
Wilton Weave. Color Neulria-Rose, 4 Oft 50
Reg. 213.80....... Now 10
9'11"x12'2" All Wool Soft Green.
Color, Random Loop Pile, CO 50
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15'x15'3" Wilton Loop Pile,
Golden Beie color. Reg. 17.95
so. yd., 351.00 Now III
V15'2" Beige and Natural Color
All Wool Very High Pile, 0050
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