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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1971
Page
7
The piece highlights spring fashion with a nostalgia tinged range from country to pioneer looks. It notes pants and jumpsuits as key elements, dresses and coat dresses with soft silhouettes, and bold prints. Accessories, hats, and floral motifs complete the feminine, fresh wardrobe.
A New York Fashion Group preview reveals spring styles favoring personal skirt length choices. Lee Mogan notes no one should dictate lengths, with trends around knee height common and a shift toward longer hemlines and diverse silhouettes for late spring and summer.
Fashion authorities say the short dress for spring is an antidote for an overdose of duster and costume. The style adapts to I.
Afternoon and evening attire by Mary Lewis for Cardinali's spring line features weightless drifting dresses with delicate belt waists and intricate box pleats. Evening pieces showcase handwork, smocking, pin tucks and appliques, emphasizing fragile, confection-like details.
The piece describes a spectrum headed by red white and blue in spring aesthetics. It details color variations from off whites to deep navies and true reds, then moves through baby blue apricot and mauve tones. It notes watercolor-style, muted palettes as well as brighter bold hues and seasonal shifts like yellow turning orange and pink to red.
Designer Calvin Klein unveils sleeveless coats in denim, canvas, cotton pabardine and ticking with multiple wearing options from buttoned mid to full length. Traditional coats remain, including a denim piece featuring a long self belt that loops around the bodice.
Spring fashion centers on shape defined by fitted bodices and full skirts with long puffed sleeves. Fabrics like crepe and jersey drape slender curves while empire waists and flowing lines redefine past styles. Folklore influences mingle with embroidery, ribbons, and bold prints for a modern yet nostalgic look.
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