Men Embrace Fashion Trends as 1980s Look Ahead
A Boston Fashion Group panel notes menswear mirrors women's fashion with broader choices and personal style. Ashley Hardison of Celanese cites the shift toward individuality and color, while designers anticipate textured fabrics, colored neutrals, and flexible separates enabling independent, varied outfits for men through 1980 and beyond.
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Celanese
New York
Hardison
Paris couture: Can you really wear it this season
A fashion essay comparing Paris couture silhouettes with practical wearability. It notes two dominant shapes this year, one waist fitted and one waistless, and suggests an unconventional belt as the key to pulling outfits together. The piece muses on where avant garde clothes might actually be worn.
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Paris Couture
Paris
Belt styles shaping waist with varied yokes and textures
Fashion belts feature front curve shaping belting with back buckles and hipline curves. Variations include deep V yokes, asymmetric angles, and both narrow and wide options in suede and leather. Colorful satins, metallic brocades, and beaded suedes suit disco party looks.
Mobberly Couple Celebrate 25th Anniversary Open House
A 26th wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mobberly will be held 4 to 8 p.m. at 50 Third St New London. They wed Aug 8 1954 in Ashland. He is a New London Police captain and she cooks at New London Hospital. The couple has five children Malvina Harshbarger Sullivan Frank Vaneta Howard Winiford, all of New London, plus two grandchildren.
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Emmett Mobberly
Third St
New London
Ashland
Mobberly
New London Police Department
Vaughn Flahertys honored at party
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. B. Vaughn Flaherty was celebrated at a dinner Aug. 5 at Miller's Restaurant Avon. Hosts were their children and families. They married Aug. 2, 1939, in St. Mary's Church. Vaughn works at Elyria Memorial Hospital. hobbies include hunting target shooting baseball and gardening. Mrs. Flaherty works for Lear Siegler. Her hobbies are needlework sewing and baking. Their children are Judith Cloonan Elyria and Pete Columbus. They have two grandchildren Lisa and Michael Cloonan.
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Vermont Road
Miller's Restaurant
Avon
St. Mary's Church
Flaherty
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lear Siegler
Judith Cloonan
Elyria
Pete
Columbus
Lisa
Michael Cloonan
Christian Young Adults Schedule for August
The Christian Young Adults group for members 18 and over outlines its August events. On Aug. 19 is a monthly meeting at Sue Singleton's apartment 101, 2425 West River Road N, High Point. Aug. 10-12 features camping at Finchey State Park. Aug. 14 offers Puitt-putt at 7.30 p.m. near Rt. 57 by Name Brand Furniture. Aug. 18 marks the 30th anniversary reunion at Lorain Youth Center, 6.30 p.m. Bowling resumes Sundays at Shoreway Lanes, Sheffield Lake, at 5.30 p.m. in September. For more information contact Sue Singleton or president Bob Katricak at 2651 Reid Ave., Lorain.
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Sue Singleton
West River Road N
High Point
Finchey State Park
Lorain
Shoreway Lanes
Sheffield Lake
Ms. Singleton
Bob Katricak
Reid Ave
Health notes and contraception in medical briefing
Health notes warn one in three North American children face a major heart attack risk before 60, per Framingham study director William Kannel. Pediatricians urged to curb bad habits early while UC Southern California experts defend contraception as effective, safe, and essential for preventing pregnancy.
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William Kannel
Framingham
Framington
Mass
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