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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
4
New York designers showcase sleeveless coats as a fresh spring trend. Pauline Trigere features bold A line cuts and sleeveless ensembles worn over coordinating dresses, with some outfits retaining partial sleeves or bare arms.
Tonight groups meet across town including Satellites Mrs Elizabeth Nabring Research Club Mrs R M Calhoun J St The Baptist Discussion Group Mrs Peter Schaffer Shakespeare Club New TOPS Club Mrs Lewis Hill 74 Newton St Whittle ettes TOPS Club Kenilee Bowling Lanes Carry On Discussion Club Mrs Joseph Nied zwiecki 8 Little Flower Study Club Mrs John Hohler 123 Woodlawn Ave 8 Lady of Mt Carmel Study Club Mrs Carolyn Richards 181 Williams St 8 Mary Immaculate Discussion Group Mrs John Borgia 8:30 Tuesday Norwalk Elk Ladies luncheon Country Club 12:30 p.m. Queen Esther Chapter of OES Masonic Temple Tuesday Reading Club Mrs Waldo H Schock Book Club Mrs James Hindley Monroeville 8 p.m.
Bright colors and bold geometric designs replace last season’s dots and stripes. Pants take lead over miniskirts with varied styles from pantaloons to bridal pants. Accessories rise with roller heels, long earrings, and stacked bracelets fueling the fashion parade.
Alfred Angelo, Inc. unveils a floor length jump suit style bridal gown made of diaphanous silver mesh with flared pants and jeweled bodice as fashion week showcases in New York highlight the rise of pants in bridal wear alongside traditional gowns. The timing overlaps couture and ready to wear events featuring various designers.
Fashion dispatch notes resurgence of hopsacks canvas and basketweave with Mexican and South American color influences in girls market. Spring looks favor feminine embroidered fabrics and practical sheets while silhouettes stay classic with coordinated ensembles. Mon santo reports a 33 per cent rise in women’s sweaters shipped in the U S in the first half of 1966 versus 1965.
New York fashion writers note a 1967 shift from delicate pearls to large geometric and colorful pieces. Designers like Oleg Cassini show oversized earrings and beachwear accessories, while Stanley Hagler highlights rhinestone strands and pearl body cages.
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