New York Spring Fashion Mix of Lopsided Garments
The 1967 fashion scene features bold spring looks including lopsided mannequins and baggy balance designs by Jacques Tiffeau. The Paris-born designer debuts vinyl coats, beaded wraps, and short lace pantaloons with dramatic color blocks and architectural silhouettes. Models showcase double takes for beachwear and stemlike ginger wool pants, while critics highlight daring ensembles and a wide range of feminine shapes.
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New York fashion week mixes daring and refined looks
Designers present bold neon inspired coats and sleek shapes at Samuel Winston Roxane Shannon Rodger and Donald Brooks collections. Navy and white dominate coats and jackets with color splashes in tent dresses while Brooks debuts spill silhouettes and knee pants for a modern utilitarian look amid New York’s fur fashion shift and California color influence.
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Lois Smith Injury Forces Brief Absence From Scene
Lois Smith and husband Bill retreat from public life after Lois severely breaks her wrist celebrating Bill’s birthday last December. She endured a lengthy hospital stay and now remains homebound while a lighter cast is fitted. Bill avoids party invites, delaying mail and social duties as the couple recovers.
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