For girls fashion is fun in spring styles 1972
The Telegram notes spring fashion for girls with ideas inspired by older sisters. It showcases knit vests and tanks, butterfly sleeve tees, sparkly pants, skirts in various pleats, and crisp dresses like pinafores and shirtwaists. Bright patterns include seersucker, polka dots, checks, and stripes. Outerwear features yoke and smock tops and big notched collars.
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Playwear Trends Highlight Fun Fabrics and Bright Colors
The article surveys girls fashion, noting playful games like hopscotch and jump rope, and outfits designed for ease and fun. It highlights colorful polo shirts, sweatshirts, and various jeans, overalls, shorts, and skirts with appliques, patches, and easy-on styles.
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Ready-to-wear becomes personal in DIY fashion trend
A quirky blend of ready-to-wear with personal design emerges. Garments use muslin outlined with cotton binding and invite buyers to add embroidery, textile paint, dyes, and other embellishments. Simple lines favor wraps and ties over zippers. Washability remains key.
Argyles and Ribs Footnotes for Men
For the man who wants to put his best foot forward over the ear and rolecealt hose seem to have a new look. Fashion returns to classics with argyles plaids ribs knits in colorways like marine blue olive coffee brown whiskey. White collars and cuffs are in for day and some designers extend the look to evening. Most collars are flat.
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