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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1957
Page
5
A bountiful overview of upcoming leather textures and finishes for the season. Brushed and grain textures like broadtail, suede, slashed and embossed patterns, reptile-inspired surfaces, pigskin varieties, and perforated designs are highlighted for both daytime shoes and city wear.
Two color camps dominate 1957 women’s leather shoes. Neutrals center gray beige and grayed greens with beige and gray leathers leading, while oranges and bright blues headline the brights. Navy returns with new shiny leathers and red gains popularity.
Rainwear trends turn practical with waterproof fabrics in silk and worsted. Colorful raincoats show fresh pastels while full length capes with hoods gain popularity for extra protection. A new Chesterfield style features deep pockets and versatile wear for sun or rain.
Fashion notes for spring footwear highlight spectator trims and moccasin details. Designers apply perforations wing tips and textures to all shoe types from flats to three inch heels, with calf, patent, and polished leather options. Color stories feature cream gray and bold black white and brown schemes.
A fragmented clip highlights shoe choices aiding versatile outfits. It mentions pumps, flats, and one inch heels as key items for multiple looks and seasonal use.
The National Safety Council warns women drivers that high heels can slip off pedals causing loss of control. Best driving shoes have leather uppers and soles with a heel no higher than 1 7 inches. Leather soles grip better, while rubber soles can slip in wet weather. avoid tight or light footwear.
Parents are urged to regularly inspect children's footwear for proper fit as feet grow. The guidance notes children often cannot report discomfort, so caregivers should check at least once per breath to ensure shoes have not become too small or outgrown.
A fashion feature highlights gray shoes as the spring style leader. It notes gray footwear pairs with fine-textured gray wool daywear and gray chiffon or silks for evenings, detailing suede, patent, and highlighted trims in various gray tones.
Reading resembles a fragmented catalog note describing pastel shades, apron shaped red layer, studded gal nailbeads, gray spring garment, and decorative beads. The text is garbled with unclear names and contexts.
The article describes new patent leather styles for spring including textured pebbled and molded finishes. It notes three major producers of patent leather in the Guild: Linvrenen Leather Company, Allied Kids Company, and Seton Leather Company, whose patents apply to a range of shoe types from flats to more.
Describes fashion footwear combining heavily textured white leather and patent materials. Notes pairing black patent with white patent or white reptile textures. Mentions glossy black patent on one side and a contrasting color on the other to create striking two-tone effects.
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