Mens Shoes Get Lighter Brighter This Spring
Leather Industries of America notes a rise in leisure wear and casual footwear this season with light airy leathers and bright spring colors. White dominates, used on washables and dress styles, paired with brown or black, while browns range from hawthorn to gaucho and American burgundy. Slip-ons evolve with new textures and moc toes, while dress shoes favor moc-fronts and wing-tips emphasizing lightness.
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Suit Styles To Be Flattering This Spring
The spring suit story promotes flattering styles for all women with surprises like lower waists and fuller skirts. Chanel lines return with braid-bordered jackets and pleated skirts, plus double-breasted and hip-length jackets over easy skirts. Details include longer jackets, seaming, dropped shoulders, peplums, and varied sleeve shapes to elongate the torso.
Fashion notes on spring suit styles and colors
Panels introduce greater fairness and trend shows more emphasis on cone or bell shaped skirts. Costume suits are favorites with silk print blouses and matching jackets. Newest version features blouse collar and cuffs peeking as a jacket trim. Fur trimmed suits persist into early spring with fur dyed to match. Whiteed colors, checks, and plaids head the color story.
Spring Coat Colorsuo: Coastal color trends for coats in season
Colors For Coats describes spring wardrobe hues with black white beige and gray leading. It lists cobalt blue flame emerald and mi mosa accented by sparking jewel buttons. Lush creams pink parfait apple blossom desert sand appear with beaver Somali leopard contrasts for early spring wear.
Claims Famous Photo Authentic
Washington AP reports a Mt Suribachi veteran says the Joe Rosenthal flag raising photo was not a fake. Louis Lowery, then Marine photographer, defended the image after a TV play referenced claims of fakery, following an AP statement denying any foundation to the insinuation.
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Rosenthal credits AP for accurate statement on phony picture
Rosenthal, now with the San Francisco Chronicle, said he was grateful to AP for what he called the accurate statement insofar as his participation is concerned.
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