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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE
("weeds, Jumpers Highlight Fall Fashions
British Look
Natural Lines
Emphasized
R y ROZ SIILIMOVITZ
Its the British tweed look fo' R
A.,
While in wome n's wear 11's y
exemplified by tweed skirts. suits.
jumpers and casual dresses, the
SBritish natural trend has co- x
pletely monopolized the collegiate
clothing market for men.
All the new three-button jack-
ets emphasize the high lapel and
the natural shoulder with little
or no padding. One merchant
even proudly displayed a four-
button jacket, which lie terms h~
netsest item in men's wear this
fall He has only one such jaket
in stock.
American manufacturers have
-5included the change or ticket
pocket. a customary British dc-
efho tail, above the regular pocket, and -Daly-.,arj Crozier
S^ have added a back vent which ex- PRINTS AND TWEEDS-For evening dress, Donna Caplan selects
g tends higher than on the two-but- a print cut to a V in both the front and back. Wearing the
ton jacket. currently popular brown tweed three-button jacket is Wade
Black-Brown Tweeds Hargadon.
Charcoal greys, leaders in the
color field for a number of years,
-Baty-Lynn Waias have to take a backseat this Fall
FOUR-BUTTON JACKET-The newest men's wear item to to blck-brown when it comes to
reach Ann Arbor as worn by Clair Smith. The higher vent of the
Banker's charcoal continues to
three-button jacket is shown by the sports jacket Steve Hauser banke
be the predominant color in
wears, trousers and one male "fashion
plate" contended, "It's the only
FW' color." However a good percentage
of students still favor the Khaki
sun tans.
Three-piece suits, (vest includ-
ed), cut in the natural lines, are
flourishing once again.
Both men and women have
+ taken a liking to the Shetland
sweaters fashioned with the round,
crewnecks.
Jumpers Become Date Attire
Coeds have always favored co-
ordinates, and they were quick to
make the jumper, a basic item in
their fall wardrobe. The sleeve-
less style which found its way
out of the classroom last spring
when American and Frence
d signers revamped it, can be pur-
chased in any number of styles in-
dicating fall fashion trends-the
narrow sheath skirt, the long fit-
led middy waistline or the full
crinolined skirt.
Perfect for date wear, the jump-
cr can be dressed up with 1or
ropes of beads, making a comeback
following their popularity in the
-PDaily-ii Pakii flapper days. Covered with a
MINUS THE SWEATER-Sandy Cook adds beads for dressy topper, the jumper takes the place
jumper effect. of a suit
44
y For Those Glamour Evenings
FORMf4LS

gg.in Ballerina or Floor Length
; 1 1995 4995
r s;
-Daiiy Lyon Waiaa FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY
TER WHITES"-Sue Werbelow, standing, models a holiday dancing dress with empire bodice 302 South State Street
accented by rhinestones, while Chuck Defoe looks on. A glistening decolletage highlights another
of the new winter whites shown on Lynette Ferrell "":crrrsrrrr ",-..,- ""hhLsii#iih#hhirhil.HEtisi isiaai

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