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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1955
Page
4
A fashion note highlights new wedgies with Italian band style and lighter construction. Descriptions emphasize bright colors like mauve pinks greens yellows and beige, with lighter kid skin materials and pastel tones. The piece calls wedgies innovative and fashionable, with chic color contrasts and comfortable forms.
Fashion notes describe spring and summer party shoes with starlight shimmer and moonlit sheen. The piece highlights dazzling footwear fit for festive nights and dancing past midnight, evoking Cinderella glamour.
Open toe modes dominate shoe fashion with bold, flattering designs. Women expect to buy both open and closed styles, with trends moving toward modestly covered toes and airy patterns. Pastel leathers in pink, mauve, aqua, and pearly whites lead, while avocado greens gain spring traction in pumps and sandals.
The article outlines smart casual and dressy footwear trends for men and women, noting black patent backless styles for suits, elegant pumps with slim lines, and decorative touches like buckles and bows. It highlights draped kidskin, metallics, and suede sandals or pumps, plus new colors and patterns in work shoes for spring.
Footwear gains momentum as men trade leather cases for smart breathable shoes. Mesh and perforated leathers lead the trend with natural tan and brown tones, black or navy accents, and two tone options. Hand woven styles command high price, while perforations emphasize ventilation and a smart town look.
The piece notes how shoes for school differ from after school wear. It argues that school hours keep children less active while play after hours demands different footwear. The distinction highlights two distinct lives for youngsters and the reasons for rejection are clear.
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