Goma Sees Eastward Fashion Shift In China
French couturier Michel Goma discusses Chinese fashion amid Western interest. He notes young Chinese may adopt workers’ garb briefly but will favor brighter colors and softer silhouettes. He envisions a growing Eastern market for fragrances and cosmetics within the coming decade.
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New York
NEA
Michel Goma
Couturier
Goma
Jean Patou
Fastern
M. Goman
China
Cerruti’s wild wearable prints define a bold New York menswear label
Designer Leo Cerruti drives a vertical business with five million dollars yearly volume. Based in Upper East Side boutiques, his menswear blends wearable prints from racing cars to telephones and acorns. He creates paper sketches for ties shirts and scarves woven into final designs.
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NEW York
NEA
Leo Cerruti
Upper East Side
Countess Mara
New Jersey
Rubber bridge hand study by Oswald and James Jacoby
North and South miscue over a three clubs auction in a rubber bridge hand. The players debate bids and hand values, with South holding a weak heart trump and clubs as a potential route to game. The dialogue explores why two clubs over one heart might or might not reach six, and who should bid what.
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Jim
North
South
Oswald
Your birthday by Stella Monday April 17
A birthday column offers a Personality sketch for Aries through Pisces with guidance on behavior and career, noting Aries on April 17 balances reserve with ambition while other signs receive daily prompts on mood, action, and relationships. The piece frames self-improvement and openness to criticism as keys to tomorrow.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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NASA
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Dile
Saqggha
Pans Hodhl
By Oswald
James Jacoby
West North
Northle CD
EASI
Stella
Aries
Gemini
Leo
Aquarius
Pices
Zody By
Marv Mitrs
Scorpio
Shortie
Jods Roy Chad
Bandeau—Rég
West Ocean
Lompoc
Anthony Schools
E. Main ST. Santa Maria
Cal
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