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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1968

Page

17

Hemlines Fall as Designers Imply Any Length This Fall

New York fashion desk reports designers in the American Designer Series shrug off hem length rules. Skirts range from midknee to above the knee with no fixed standard, while maxi coats dominate, often paired with boots. Tailors note longer midis struggle outside the East, making personal style the key in a season that celebrates any length.

Gazette Sandy Wells New York New York Jacques Tiffesy Seventh Avenue Tiffeau Gaston Berthelot Christian Dior Ole Borden Rembrant

New York Designers Debut At Le Club Discos

Bill Blass John Weitz and Oleg Cassini showcased menswear at Le Club New York with Nehru styles loose collars wide lapels and convertible pieces. Cassini offered beachwear leather vests and pants while Blass leaned toward at home holiday looks with velvet and bold bow ties.

New York Bill Blass John Weitz Oleg Cassini le Club Red Guy Blass PBM Cassini

Plaid Fashion Show Sparks Night of Sharp Suits

Nebrus to See Change features plaid pants while Cassini pairs plaid trousers with a navy blazer and matching tie. John Weitz proposes a light brown dinner suit with beige borders and a pink shirt, Blass wears a shite linen suit with earth tones. Cassini’s navy jacket partners pink navy shirt and tie as Weitz showcases a beige navy windowpane jacket. The door praises the looks as Blass notes the playful competition among designers.

Cassini John Weitz Blass

Meeting Set At Romney Framed for West Virginia Democratic Women

The West Virginia Federation of Democratic Women's executive board plans a Friday and Saturday meeting in Romney to discuss the federation convention and affiliating clubs. Mrs. J. Max Gill of Fairmont will preside. Events begin 7 p.m. Friday at Bouser's Motel and resume 10 a.m. Saturday with directors, board members, and club leaders from Hampshire, Mineral, Morgan, Grant, Hardy, Jefferson, and Berkeley counties.

State “Federation Guarter West Virgnia Federation of Democratic Women’s Executive Board Romney Saturav J. Max Gill Fairmont Federaion Bouser Hampshire Mineral Morgan Grant Hardy Jefferson Berkeley Margaret Hull Hampshire County

Engagement correction appears in Gazette notice

The Gazette apologizes for misnaming Rudolph Stephen Bizek as Black in the engagement announcement for Miss Vera Gail Hess. The page also lists births and family notices with names and dates, including several May and June baby announcements and family entries.

Vera Gail Hess Rudolph Stephen Bizek Black The Gazette

Cream For Beauty Night Cream Instructions

A vintage beauty note promotes vitalizing cream for nightly use. It advises massaging the skin at bedtime applying the cream to cheeks forehead and throat with upward strokes and around the eyes with light fingertip movements to smooth dryness and fine lines and enhance a soft complexion.

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