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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1958
Page
15
Fashion notes in this era celebrate the spring 1958 chemise silhouette with relaxed lines and varied trims. Shorter skirts, soft coasts, and bloused tops define the look, while overblouse styles, cape-like coats, and simple jackets pair with slim skirts. Bold colors and self-fabric trims accentuate the understated, shapely fashion message.
The Fashion Coordination Institute reports bright color jewelry pairs with dresses and suits in jewel tones like emerald green and amethyst. Jewelry adds contrast to black beige gray and navy, with new silver and gold finishes. Necklaces extend to 20 26 inches and earrings feature downward emphasis while bracelets grow bolder with clustered pins.
Fashion coverage highlights spring dress excitement centered on slim easy chemise silhouettes with discreet waist shaping. Variations include straight backs with front breaks, the blouson look, two piece effects, belts at natural or lowered waists, cape like jackets, and versatile jacket lengths paired with sheath skirts.
Fashion notes show sweaters in many lengths and pullovers with cross necklines. The gently bloused look appears in elasticized waist pullovers. Cardigans gain refreshed borders with contrasting stitching and graded stripes on pullovers and cardigans. Gala embroidered boleros and cowl drapes highlight neckline trends.
The cadet who ranks last academically in the graduating class is designated the anchor man at United States military academies. This term identifies the student placed at the bottom of the scholastic order.
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