Bright colors fuel junior high fall fashion at Midway Mall
Retail managers Roy Fiedler and Beth Banche describe a vivid back to school look with bright sweaters, cardigans, blouses, and indigo jeans for girls and bold color shirts, jackets, and bugle boy style pants for boys. Preppy elements and versatile turtlenecks remain popular.
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Roy Fiedler
Ted Jacobs
Midway Mall
Fiedler
Beth Banche
Banche
Denim fashions shift as darker, speckled looks rise
Dear Dr Fashion notes jeans trends swing from ice and acid wash to darker, splattered styles with about 70 percent adopting the new look. For campus wear, regular Levi's aged through washings remain favored, while travelers are advised practical attire and tools for comfort.
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Dr. Fashion
West Germany
Hair sprays and spritzes make comeback in fashion scene
Teen Debbie Zig of Fort Lauderdale helps spotlight a revival in hair sprays and spritzes. Industry profits rise as teens fuel double digit growth in 1984 and Aqua-Net dominates shelves while brands tailor products to ages and lifestyles.
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Faberge
Daniel J. Manella
Gillette Co
Kathy Donald
Silkience
Gillette
Amelia Travieso
Alberto Culver
Textra
Jesse Briggs
Yellow Strawberry Salon
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