FASHIONS
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Sweda designs a ip 0 a sii in a hand-screened floral print that buttons at
the shoulders. Surimsuit travelers toill adore its instant cover-up. About $8.
Borrowing the look of India's Nehru, Ann Fogarty loves a shower of white
Hartog "$" designs a slim cardigan polka dots on a blue ground. Her sissy
shift in red and white stripes. About shift has a peter-pan collar and is fin-
$13. Contrasting red pants, about $9. ished with white piping. About tUS.
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"Shift" into
Summer
By ROSALYN ABREVAYA
Once a gad-about-the-house dress, the shift, like 20th-century
woman, has finally been emancipated.
Seen strolling, shopping, patio hopping even making short car
trips it has become a shoo-in to win the female vote this year.
The cotton-knit shifts shown here, all from Alamac in
Permathal Everglaze finish, parlay dazzling good looks and
wrinkle-shedding powers into cool, comfortable coverups for the
beach beauty or the social butterfly.
These knits go to any length to prove their ubiquitous natures :
mid-thigh, to the knee, or just below the knee. They come
hooded, flowered, printed, striped, or plain pretty.
Prediction: shifts will touch off a fashion landslide for
summer '63.
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This one-piece figure skimmer, wtth a Wear a knee-length hooded shift for
back zipper, travels to market with a quick spin to the shore or nearest
ease. Blue-and-white-striped top with patio. Swirling red checks are on a
blue skirt. By Knitmaster. About white ground. Jeanine Originals, tli.
family Wmlelv. May II, 1S63 ' 15