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OF LEATHER
By ROSALYN ABREVAYA
The latest decree from Paris is that leather is
"in" and U. S. designers have not been caught nap
ping. Almost every American collection has used
leather alone or combined it with some fabric
tweed, mohair, wool knit, suede, even fur.
Why designers have rushed to court leather and
why consumers are responding in kind is simple
fashion arithmetic. Improved technology in tanning,
processing, and dyeing has rendered many leather
clothes more supple, spot- and stain-resistant, and
easier to keep clean. Most of all, they fit better and
look more exciting. Three beautiful cases in point
all of grained Angola leather make practical addi
tions to any woman's wardrobe.
Left: Wear this sleek lined shell over
your favorite tweeds and-plaids or with a
bright woolly suit. By Bernhard Altmann.
Hots by Madcaps
PHOTOGRAPHS BY RAY SOLOWINSKI
Above: Nardis of Dallas combines an
oatmeal-colored leather bodice with matching
mohair for a luscious two-piece ensemble.
Left: Enter the military look in a dashing
tailored jacket to go over sport skirts or
irnnts. By Continental Leather Casuals.
Family Weekly, October 20, 1963
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