Fashion in the Seventies: feminine, layered, and knit driven
Designers in New York, Los Angeles, and Europe predict 1970s style will be unified and feminine with practical layers for rapid climate change. Chinese influences surface, knit fabrics rise, hems vary from knee to ankle, and trousers gain prominence as Mrs. Middle America seeks coordinated, comfortable outfits.
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California
Rudi Gernreich
Pauline Trigere
New York
Nixon
Peking
Miss Parnts
China
Marilyn Lewis
Los Angeles
Cardinali
Miss Parris
Miss and Mrs. America
Mrs. Middle America
Stan Herman
Mr. Mort
Middle America
Cosmo etiquette guide targets career women in new mores
A Cosmo book titled Cosmo Girl's Guide to the New Mstiquette proposes updated etiquette for unmarried career women. It covers hotel checks with men, virginity, birth control, and casual dating while endorsing traditional etiquette for formal events. The book, edited by Helen Gurley Brown, emphasizes being proactive in meeting men and presenting oneself well, with sales at $5.95 and promotion across cities.
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Hex
Emily Post
Amy Vanderbilt
Laura Cunningham
Jay
Cunningham
New Yorker
Los Angeles
Cosmopolitan
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Helen Gurley Brown
Gael Greene
Cosmooolitan
New York Magazine
Pat's Pointers Spring Sweater Suit Pattern Note
A knitting column discusses a lace cardigan and pleated skirt set, three yarns, and sizes 1 to 14. It notes reader feedback on the one-needle technique, distributor improvements after a prior critique, and urges clearer line drawings over photos for basic stitches guidance.
Betrothal News From Lakewood and Beyond
Brides to be and fiances announce engagements across Lakewood Santa Ana Long Beach and nearby areas. Janie Copp and Arthur Thom as Copp plan a February 1473 wedding. Carol Marie Wall engages to Arthur Curtis with ties to San Mateo. Vickie Molitsation to James Sullos Jr and Dana Walker to Thomas Jakobsen announced in local notices.
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William A. Walkup
Lakewood
Janie
la 'Thomas Copp
Clarence Copp
Joan Hunt
Pennsylvania
Ars
Arthur OQ
Wall of
George J. Molitsation
Santa Ana
Vickie
Jo James J. Sullos Jr
James A. Sullos
Long Beach
Couples marry in weekend rites at churches
Sallyann Sivak and Ronald Ray Chapman wed Sunday at First United Methodist Church Grange with Kathy Sivak as maid of honor and Bruce Chapman as best man. Sallyann attends California State College Long Beach with Delta Zeta. Ronald attended Lakewood High and CSLB, now at Pacific Lutheran University. They plan a northern California honeymoon and reside in Cantata, Washington. Also, Mr and Mrs Thomas E Lindsey wed Sunday at Community Presbyterian Church with Blaine Bradney as best man and William Lindsey as best man. The Lindseys, Long Beach natives, both graduated from California State College Long Beach with ties to Zeta Tau Alpha and the rowing crew. honeymoon planned at Coronado Island.
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Sallyann Sivak
Stephen Stanley Sivak
Santa Ana
Ronald Ray Chapman
First United Methodist Church
Grange
Kathy Sivak
Bruce Chapman
Roy Chapman Jr
Long Beach
California State College At
Delta Zeta
Lakewood High School
CSLB
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Pacific Lutheran University
Honeymooma
California
Faconta, Wash
Blaine Bradney
Myron R. Murdock
William Lindsey
Lindsey
Jordan High School
Wilson High
Zeta Taw Alpha
Coronado Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lifestyle
Bet—Independent
Press- Telegram
Salat
Mon
D+e
Mollie Parris
Marchese Emilio Pucci
Italy
Pucci
U.S
Pauls
Roberto Capucci
Trome
Arthur M. Spiro
Spiro
Waumbee Mills
Lke
George A. Tuncik
Chelsea Industries, Inc
American Apparel Manufacturers Association
UPI
John Weitz
Pat
Pat Trexler
P. O
Independent
Press-Telegram
Charelotte
N.C
Wall-Curtis
Moutsatson
Sullow
Walker-Jakobsen
Harold Walker
Dana
Thomas H. Jakobsen
Fred F. Jakobsen
Takewood
Mra, Jakobsen
Lindsey-Murdock
Oxnard
Thomas E. Lindsey
Cathlana Murdock
Community Prebysterian Church
Harry M. Lindsey
Tong Beach
Ronald Chapman
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