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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1960
Page
22
Fashion writer Dick Kleiner notes horse blanket plaids emerge as bold spring jackets. Designers favor muted tones like gold olive gray navy beige and black. Two styles shown a modified Ivy look and a continental jacket with hacking pockets and double vent.
Opal Roberson notes several new processes that help end wrinkling in wash-and-wear fabrics. The methods make fabrics resist wrinkles when wet and dry, addressing annoyance with drip dry and line drying.
BROOKS ON SPORTS airs at 10:20 Monday through Friday on TV 9, delivering scores and stories from the sports world. The program covers key results, athlete updates, and upcoming events, with a focus on concise, timely reporting for local viewers.
New York dispatch reports Jacques Heimportly, head of France’s Chambre Syndicale, defends Paris as the world’s top fashion capital. He says Paris designers lead, inspired by the world’s best dressed ladies, while American designers face pressure to produce affordable, mass marketed high fashion. He cites 20,000 French workers in the industry and asserts only Paris can set global style dictates.
A brief guide argues grooming matters more than cost. It states that proper fit, color and pattern coordination, and suitability for occasions elevate a man’s look regardless of budget.
The interview notes a French fashion business with a annual volume of 50 million dollars. The figure is described as modest within the fashion world, yet the speaker warns that the consequences are significant.
The interview highlights a designer who argues he originated junior fashion trends and introduced the Bikini to the high fashion world, noting that industries copy the idea as they generate billions annually. He asserts others now imitate his innovations.
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