THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1966
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SURE TO MAKE A GOOD showing are these three outfits for afternoon and evening. The young man's dark jacket may be worn cas-
ually as seen here, with an open-collared shirt. Or, with an added tie or sweater, the jacket may be used to fit any and all occasions.
The young ladies look crisp and cotton-cool, in their suits. The girl on the left shows bare arms, in an outfit that will travel well into
summer. The young woman on the right sports a bowl-brimmed hat, and trim tea-suit, ready for any Easter parade.
PERFECT SPRINGTIME COMPANION:
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Old-Fashion Cotton Will
Show in Modern Designs
"Them old cotton fields back periencing a rush of day dresses
home" were never like this. Cot- worn at night. It seems that any
ton, the material which was once sleeveless shift will do, if appropri-
confined to the dining room table ately adorned.
(and even then, only for informal The puckered cotton look, first
dining), makes its full blown en- introduced in bridal wear, has
trance this season into the world spread throughout the market. By
of High, High Fashion. It will be moving from wedding gowns, the
treated with a new frailty for ef- cotton can now rise up in a per-
fects once reserved to chiffon. Cot- fect fantasy of color. Of course,
ton is, of course, most workable baby-girl colors and party dress
for the "baby girl" look, since the pastels will be the most common.
clothing of most real children is Combined with the little tucked
made of washable cotton. In New front, some designers are using
York, designers such as Ben Zuck- small steel buttons down the back
erman are producing a variety of for a touch of the antique. The
dresses with rounded necklines, effect, which runs about $90, is
and short puffy sleeves. The waist nonetheless perfectly brillig.
has been raised slightly on these
designs, to approximate more com- Geoffrey Beene and Company.
pletely the appearance of a small the newest of the new East Coast
child. This slightly high-waist is in crowd, are making a strong
incidentally, expected to spread play for a break from the little-
through the non-cotton fashion girl silhouette in cotton. They
field as well, and to replace the have introduced a "Senorita" line,
more severe empire line. The Zuck- featuring a long slug waist resting
erman designs as identifiable by a on slim, puckered hips.
small pink camelia placed at the The cotton fabric selected for
center of the raised waist, remin- this new silhouette is of a nec-
iscent of "Pinkie." essarily violent nature, capturing
More hardy varieties of cotton the spirit of the Bull Fight. A par-
are employed by companies such ticular favorite is the splattering
as Talmack. The cotton selected of blackleaves on dull white.
for many of their designs is a But the tablecloth Is not en-
cross-weave of raised lumps, which tirely gone. Making use of the
gives to the costumes created a garrish checkerboard which once
certain country casual effect, graced many a greasy. spoon.
However, these designs must not be Beene again has set the New York
confused with the "shirt-and- scene on its ear. This design fea-
skirt" look of such manufactur- tures a gleeming cotton cloth, com-
ers as Villager. Once again, cot- bining the frontal effect of the
ton has moved up in quality, to be- little girl high waist, which de-
come the gentile component of an scends to adult Spanish in the
afternoon suit. The most popular back.
variety is the "City Suit," cor- Whatever the future may bring
posed of an underdress and a free the explosion of cotton seems in-
swinging top coat of full length. evitable. Because of its sturdiness,
The obvious advantage of such a it is a practical fabric for the con-
design is that it may be separated, sumer. And, to the imaginative de-
and worn only as a daytime dress. signer of today, the cloth offers an
However, the "New Yorker" maga- almost infinite array of textures
zine reports that that city is ex- patterns, and color adaptability.
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abloom with thousands of tiny flowers, to soften the dress into
something more than just a "classroom" outfit. The tone of this
shirt-waist has been picked up from simple, round-collared
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Other shirt-waists, using the same narrow-waisted,, A-line cut,
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