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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
12
Fashion writers note youth focus on new leather looks and varied sole treatments. Moccasins, ties, sandals, gampons and slip ons dominate. eyelets, ghillies, and high heels appear in teen wardrobes. Saddle oxfords gain with stacked heels, while athletic flats feature appliques and color.
The fabric scene embraces a retro look with updated textures and prints. Polyester and rayon blends appear in soft florals and seersuckers, while natural airy weaves mimic Irish countryside charm. Nightwear shifts to nylon jersey and chiffon for romantic, light silhouettes.
The piece traces bridal white traditions from ancient colors to white gowns, veils, flowers, and cakes. It cites Nellie Custis in 1709 adopting white silk, colonial Queen Mary’s era engagement ring through Maximilian of Austria, and white wedding rice symbolism with health and wealth.
The soft caftan, once casual home fashion, climbs into glamorous events. Many styles remain sheer, pairing with slips or embodying ornate trims reflecting evolving trends.
This report notes cheerful sporty rainwear for children of all ages in spring. It highlights nylon, vinyl, cotton, plastic, leather and polyester fabrics, with short jackets, above-the-knee coats and midi-length styles matching skirts or pants. Care instructions emphasize machine washability or wipe-clean options, while parents seek smart, easy-care outfits for kids.
Fashion notes for spring women’s wear highlight revived pumps, sandals, and new strap designs. Trends include double soles, stacked leather, open toes, and two tone accents with textures like suede leather patent. Colors range from camel and pink browns to vivid orange yellow and blue.
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