Winter couture previews dazzle Paris runway shows
In Paris heat, 1985 winter haute couture previews unfold with Hanae Mori leading a slate of 23 houses. Lecoanet Hemant showcases sophisticated cuts and sari drape while Ungaro, Givenchy, and Feraud offer long and short silhouettes in bold fabrics and jewel tones. Prices range from about 2000 to 40000 dollars for bespoke pieces.
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Paris
Hanae Mori
Chambre Syndicale de la Couture
Associated Press
Torrente
Jean-Louis Scherrer
Scherrer
India
Lecoanet- Hemant
Lecoanet
Hemant Sagar
Lecoanet-Hemant
Ungaro
Spock
Givenchy
Louis Feraud
Ferand
Rue du Faubourg St.-Honore
Faris
Feraud
Couture
France
Italy
Delicate looks hide toughness of the twirlers
PORT ARTHUR AP reports young twirlers like Missi Riley and Wendy Ronquille display discipline and injury tolls behind glittering ribbons and trophies. They blend gymnastics and dance, with state and regional titles amid practice and travel.
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Port Arthur
Missi Riley
Groves
Missi
Wendy Ronquille
Port Acres
Wendy
United States Twirling Association
Colleen Ronquille
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Stephanie Terrell
Nederland
Heather Gibson
Victor
Diana Riley
State queen drawn into misidentity heat in New Jersey
Francie Knapp Miss New Jersey USA says residents confuse her with Miss New Jersey Toni Georgiana from Pennsylvania. The confusion surfaced as Knapp drove a car bearing Wliss New Jersey USA lettering. First runner up Laura Ann Bridges seeks to overturn Georgiana’s Miss New Jersey win claiming rules allowed a Pennsylvania entrant with only a two week college course. Georgiana, from Uniontown PA, was vacationing and unavailable for comment. executive director Nathan Zauber notes few negative responses since Georgiana’s July 6 win.
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Linwood
N.J
Knapp
New Jersey
Florida
Toni Georgiana
Atlantic City
Laura Ann Bridges
Jersey City
Georgiana
Bridges
Mercer County
Trenton State College
Uniontown
Nathan Zauber
Zauber
Philadelphia sculptor Daub wins Statue of Liberty medal design
Eugene Daub, a 41 year old Philadelphia sculptor, won the American Society medal contest with a Liberty portrait among 47 submissions from four continents. His four inch design will be struck in 1000 pieces, 500 bronze and 500 silver, and aims to advance medallic art rather than raise funds.
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Philadelphia
Eugene Daub
The
American Society
ANS
Tom
Daub
Pittsburgh
University of Florida
Franklin Mint
Alan Stahl
ANS Museum
New York
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