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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1966
Page
22
A 1966 feature notes new coat fabrics such as borgana resembling beaver in bright colors like crystal green red and navy. Brazotta a flat cloth with mink trim offers dressy appeal while pale beige colors are advised. Other synthetics include bacara a dyne mohair blend borella for theater wear and bor gazia a Hudson seal look in dark coats. A French astrakhan is noted as the heaviest synthetic fiber good with black fur trim.
In Rome AP describes designer Pucci's “complete look” where hair eyes hats scarves gloves and dresses are styled to form a dream image for women and a costly illusion for men. It notes matches across outfits with Emilio Pucci showing boyish hair eye shadow and coordinated accessories.
A look at the $2 billion notions business shows sewing accessories expanding beyond fabrics. From pins and needles to nylon thread and pinking shears, the article highlights tools and items like belts, buckles, rib form aids, and the variety that helps make sewing easier and more efficient.
The piece discusses people who infuse daily life with variety and enjoyment. It suggests using spare time for small pleasures, turning trips into mini breaks, meeting friends for meals, and taking chances on new acquaintances to keep life interesting despite routine.
Floral prints appear in suits as boys’ fashion evolves with women adopting the look. The snug three button jacket with small notched revers is highlighted as a fresh spring favorite embraced across genders.
Portland report notes circulatory issues can affect nails with horizontal splitting seen more in women. Doctors cite acetone nail polish remover use and daily housework as contributing factors.
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