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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
5
Fashion moves to a carefree spring look built around costumes and coordinated two or more piece ensembles. Soft mobility dresses and geometric silhouettes define the season with reversible coats, crisper fabrics, and bold color contrasts shaping the best dressed look.
Lincoln reports that children show clothing preferences early with shirts and shoes matching parents and siblings. University of Nebraska Extension specialist Gerda Petersen notes kids as young as two express likes and dislikes for garments and color.
A fashion note describes color driven stocking trends for spring with airy textures and varied weaves. It highlights pale lime peach light blue mauve pink and mint shades plus over the knee and knee high casuals in brighter pastels. It also mentions watercolor color matching and decorative patterns like daisies butterflies and Op art dots.
Dress shirts move toward feather-weight fabrics for spring and summer with lightweight oxfords voiles lenos batistes and basketweaves. Permanent press blends and chemically treated cottons wash without ironing. Color ranges include yellow peach revived pinks deep blues and pale tones with diverse collars from buttondowns to spread and tab styles. Sport shirts emphasize nautical looks coral prints and competition stripes in woven and knit fabrics.
Fashion notes say bold plaids checks and stripes in pants and jackets captivate college men and resort goers. It began when India Madras slacks appeared at golf courses. Blazers and plain sport jackets now pair with these patterns, following last fall’s wool slacks and hopsack coats.
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