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March 26, 1988 - Image 124

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1988-03-26

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The Difference of Being Dressed & Well Dressed

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IN STYLE

FOR MEN

important," says Drew,
"especially purple and green.
Mint colors are shown a lot as
well, even pink. It all says
something about the happy-go-
lucky, fun attitude of the
season."
Cousin to the mint colors are
the sundrenched. Primary colors
are washed to create a
laundered or faded look which
is slightly different than the
crisper pastel shades of the
past.
Casual pants and walk shorts
are increasingly important and
directly influenced by the
European collections where they
were shown with over-sized
coats, constructed over-shirts,
and softly constructed blousons
and dusters. Although walk
shorts are a little slow to catch
on in the Detroit area, according
to retailers, they were an intricate
part of most menswear
collections this season. They
range in length from clamdigger
to above the knee. Advanced
stylings in casual trousers reflect
a retro feeling from 1950s and
1930s — easy shapes, fuller
silhouettes, Hollywood
waistbands, besom pockets, and
button tab waistbands.
The biggest nod in menswear
still goes to the sweater. "Our
sweaters are going through the
roof," exclaims Kosins. "Italian
designers have done beautifully
colored and designed cotton
sweaters that will undoubtedly
sell like hotcakes."
This time, in addition to cotton
yarns in all weights, sweaters are
also shown a lot mixed with silk,
linen, raimie, and acrylic for a
more textured, polished finish.
Most popular style variations
include the crewneck, polo,
cardigan and the strongly
revived mock turtle.
More than a wardrobe
requirement, neckties are a
personal expression of a man's
moods, his attitude, and they
pull an image together. For
spring, the overall tones is
reminiscent of an era of

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