Modern yet traditional bridal fashions emerge in spring show
Brides balance individual style with vintage influences favoring sleeveless gowns and field flowers. Bridesmaids vary from navy to pastel floral voiles with red white and blue accents. Diamond’s previews silk organza gowns with re embroidered peau d ange lace and pearl beadwork alongside illusion necklines and long veils. Hats return to spring weddings.
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Diamond’s
Park Central
Tri-City
De La Renta Expands Into Men’s Wear For 1970 Line
Oscar de la Renta plans a complete Men’s wear line for After Six Inc with spring 1970 styles. Prices for suits start around 185 to 200 dollars, women’s gowns reach 3,000 to 4,000 dollars, while formal looks shift to double breasted Edwardian and broad lapels. Designers like Amies Cardin Weitz Cassini Blass Beene influence the trend toward bold colors, polyesters, and new fabrics.
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Walter Logan
New York
Oscar de la Renta
de de la Renta
de la Renta
Dominican Republic
Six, Inc
Hardy Amies
Pierre Cardin
John Weitz
Oleg Cassini
Bill Blass
Geoffrey Beene
New York Stretchwear Underwear Marketed by Penn Dale Mills
Penn Dale Knitting Mills markets a new thermal air underwear described as a true raschelknit nylon with superior stretch to prevent riding up or clinging. endorsed by Stein Eriksen the skier. Available in small medium and large for men women and children. The fabric's unique yarn structure provides comfort and ease of wear with ski jons staying snug without anchoring straps.
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New York
Penn Dale Knitting Mills
Stein Eriksen
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