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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
11
Teen fashion shifts to mimic college and business wear with matching vests and favored patterns such as herringbones plaids stripes and dattersalls in wool blends. Fall colors center on blues greys wheat browns and whiskey tones while twill weaves like whipcords bedford cords and elastiques gain popularity in sport coats and blazers.
Coordinates, the blazer or sport coat and slacks sets, return as a major teen fashion trend with double breasted and single breasted styles. Navy dominates but browns greens and rust join the palette. tweed looks and bold patterns like plaid tattersall and windowpanes are popular.
Long Beach Unified School District issues annual dress regulations for junior and senior high students. It permits traditional outfits like blouses sweaters and skirts while banning high heels beach footwear low necklines backless tops and spaghetti straps. Boys face grooming standards with trimmed hair no goatees or beards and no head coverings inside buildings. 47 inch shirts are allowed tucked in and jeans must be clean and waist-height. sandals are prohibited.
Two purses hidden under a snappy flap on a grained bag designed by Julius Resnick. A back to school feature offers a double shoulder strap and elbow length, ideal for carrying books. Colors range from dark coffee to lighter omega and birth berry to suit wardrobes.
Pace-setting designers showcase a bright toy and clothing line for children featuring zippered sleeve pockets, corduroy and knits in vivid colors. Boys and girls receive jackets, pants, skirts, and jumpers with practical details and playful touches.
With cycling at a peak of popularity on campus, students feel confident that wheelies are definitely in. The piece notes rising enthusiasm for biking culture among the campus crowd and a sense of secure acceptance of stunt riding on campus grounds.
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