4i AF4 1'* PAGEFOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILI SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10 1965 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Legs in Big Ch To Get Into Ste Accompanying t h e lengthened fashion leg, which currently stretches at least an inch above the knee, there comes the need to make use of all that exposed blank area. And designer hose provide the current answer. However, these are not simple things of sheer nylon. The Great Leg for Autumn will display the complexi- ties of design Baroche Relief. First, there are the Textured Stockings, maintaining an almost reactionary transparent appear- ance. The simplest of this variety feature a network of raised stripes, or at the most, a web of diamond crosses. From here, the pattern makers have evolved beyond the wildest fancies of the most ambi- tious spider. Heavy black string is used to imitate the mesh hose of a ce 'p a chorus girl. Roses wind them- selves downward on the trellis of a woman's leg. And the latest whim of one articulate young de- signer is the intricate weaving of numbers, or even words. Soon, the well-dressed dowager will be able to order truly personal stockings, with her own name artfully woven in. Opaque tights are becoming in- creasingly popular, partly because of their garter-less wearing ease. Plain, smooth finished tights are avaliable in vibrant colors, to mingle with the new sharpness of hue in clothing. Or, to simply draw the eye with a bold contrast. A mad array of zingy stripes and clashing huge dots are also marketed this year, with a large number of stripes running hori- zontally. But by far the biggest news is the spree of matching tops 'n' socks. Jersey slipovers, printed in- to a display of giddy paisleys or fierce little checks, come wrapped with their own matching hose. The look is that of an over-all "stretch," accentuating bold long arms as well as legs. The popular sweep of the Poor Boy sweater has encouraged manufacturers to put out a tandem collection of ribbed wool tops with coordinated woolen long socks, complete with copied stripes. However, with all the wild pat- terning of legs, there is aheavier look. Girls will have to keep their own calves extra-thin. 44 p~ .>. . , . . _, ...., _ .rr._.__ ..,, ., e I I 11 A Bell bottoms, new junior kick rr" .w '" '" ' A B This courageous courrege wearer sets the pace for what is certain to become the fashion hit of the season on the college campus. Matching colored hose provide additional special treatment. .I A flurry of color is sure to attract any man's eye. Matched tights and shirt worn with a bright orange shift provide ample shine. You meet the nicest people on a Honda Maybe it's the incredibly low price. Or the fantastic mileage. It could be the precision engineering. Or the safety and conven- ience features. But most likely it's the fun. Evidently nothing catches on like the fun of owning a Honda. Join in. The first step is a demonstration ride. Why not today? HON DAk world's bilgest seller! HONDA of Ann Arbor 3000 Packard Road 665-9281 Our gal finds it hard to decide which of the many purse styles now in style, to take home. Your Headquarters for U. of M. Music UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GLEE CLUB: White Tie and Tails.. . On Tour Songs of American Universities UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN BAND: Kick Off, U.S.A. . . . Touchdown, U.S.A. Hail Sousa ... On Tour WM. D. REVELLI CONDUCTS: American Symphony Band of the Air U. O FM SONGBOOK: Words and Music (orders now being token) 0 VISIT US and Browse Through Ann Arbor's Most Varied-Record Selection 417 E. Liberty NO 2-0675 Granny Sacks make Move To Young Set The night of the peignoir is over! Instead, we find the Granny Gown is reigning supreme. This is a floor-length flannel gown, with a high collar, long puffy sleeves and a ruffle at the bottom. Ex- pect one of these from your boy- friend if his oedipal complex re- verts back an extra generation, but be pleasantly surprised, you won't look like your grandmother in this creation (unless you have a very youthful looking grand- mother). For those of you who like the opposite extreme, bikini pajamas might be more to your liking. As striking as the Granny Gown, only in an entirely different way, they are available in an assortment beyond belief. For example there is one which is a chartreuse bi- kini with a chartreuse net cape over it. Should you desire some- thing a little more conservative, there is an eyelet bikini also with a matching cape. Whichever you choose, you can be sure of a really feminine appeal. If you want something to cover- up anything from bikini pajamas to Granny Gowns, long robes are the perfect idea. Appearing most frequently in the empire style, they are thervery thing in chic fashion. Their'long flowing lines in various materials make them useful not only as coverups, but also as casual wear for that late night studying. Don't despair if the current look just isn't you: the comfortable (alas, but sexless) sweatshirt is still fashionable for wear on al- most any occasion, sleeping very much included. Bulletin FLASH - Men - don't throw away those old tie bars you have- n't used since junior high. The word is that next Year the shirt collar will needa bar. Also in the forecast is a switch from Ox- ford to broadcloth. ,. . ,. } l // S S . :y / -, .. '.: f I .. K . wr ,. ' Y .. + ,. a ,M F. h' , .+ All you need are Collegetown and Hudson's to get in on the newest fun going. Collegetown makes the pants. Smooth-fitting, straight-legged, kicky-ankled bell bottoms. Hudson's chose the tops to show them off. Great little tuck-ins that do a color encore. The result? A look so young and vervy, it has to be yours. Hudson's Junior Sportswear, Westland 2nd. A. Herringbone bell bottoms, hipster style. Come in navy, cranberry or loden, 5-15, $15. Turtleneck Orlon' acrylic sweater, navy, cranberry, loden, 34 to 40, $2. B. No-waistband bell-bottoms. Navy, camel, loden wool, 5-15, $12. Little nothing striped sweater in Orlon acrylic. Cranberry/camel, navy/camel, loden/string, 34-40, $7. C. Neatly belted loden, 5-15, $13. Poor boy sweater of Orlon® acrylic, S, M, L, $8. Cranberry or loden. ,/ . "r. .. L HITJsoIq"s vLN VwES EEL.