New Fashion Details Define The 1967 Look
Edith Raymond Locke outlines the 1967 fashion mood with British influence shaping garments. Skirts gain buckles and pleats, maxi totes and safety pins, sweaters feature buttoned trims, and shirt-dresses return with contrasting collars. Hardware accents appear on coats, shoes, belts, and bags, marking the season’s stylish detailing.
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Edith Raymond Locke
Fashion and Beauty of
Mademoiseil
Gazine
Leggy Fashions Focus On Shoes
A fashion executive highlights the total head to foot look, with shoes playing a key role. He stresses color as the primary factor, favoring browns, blacks, greens, and rich tones like plum and red, along with patent leather and glossy weather resistant finishes. The overall shape leans to boyish, squared silhouettes with wide square heels, while Italian imports rise in popularity for detailing and craftsmanship.
Fashion Tips Across Schools and Regions
The piece notes sartorial differences between schools and colleges coast to coast and highlights popular styles. It cites color as a national keynote, favors whiskey and honey shades, greens and olives with red and blue accents, and predicts wide acceptance of reversible outer coats.
Want to Buy Want to Sell Sun Classified
Classified ad note showing want ads and buy sell prompts from the Sun classified section. Short, generic listing indicating readers can place buying or selling notices in the paper.
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Sun
Major Moves In Fall Fashion Scene Include Classics Knits Waists Return
Fall fashion shifts toward space inspired and medieval mood with short tunics, sleek sweaters, and leather taintsuits. Belts become a main feature defining waists while wide skirts and minis drive the new look. Black returns as smart and elegant with bold knit patterns and long flowing hair.
A Hat Can Work Magic For Woman
Hat fashion returns with bold brim shapes and dramatic silhouettes. Feeds highlight Aussie sombrero safari and fedora trends, with fur and felt materials driving fall millinery. Vibrant colors like orange lime green pink and lemon attract younger buyers as romance and drama influence wardrobe choices.
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Garho
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