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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1960
Page
20
The piece notes trends in men’s topcoats for Fall 1960, with shorter coat lengths becoming more accepted. It highlights the growing strength of double-breasted models and the use of heavier weight fabrics as part of the evolving style.
The piece highlights easy air silhouettes with long torsos and two piece ensembles. It notes bias cuts, drape necklines, loose waists, and bold patterns, plus fur trims and rich fabrics. Coats, from Chesterfields to Balmacaans, feature deep sleeves and double breasted styles with emphasis on proper fit and pattern matching.
The article describes fall fashion with color notes such as light blue and silver tones plus olive and gold combos. It highlights vintage colors and tab collar shirts, mentions narrower ties around 11 inches, and lists coat lengths from nine tenths to three quarters and three eighths.
Fall 1960 neckwear centers on neatness and clean design. Traditional foulards and geometric prints appear with a fresh look, including large paisleys and Persian block patterns. Stripes feature bright color flashes and smoky zones, while woven textures rely on jacquard effects.
Lightweight casual jacket with a soft suede shell and Polar Plus lining and collar for warmth. Marketed by Mc Gregor.
An active belt dominates the fall fashion narrative with smooth leathers and textured sashes that soften tunics. Crushed leather belts and boleros pair with jackets and simple dresses for coordinated or tonal contrasts, while skirts gain fluid movement and varied pleats. Accessories emphasize headbands collars and faux fur accents to complete looks.
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