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This fall, fresh bold accessories of fine jewelry enhance the sparest fashion designs to the wildest prints Short and shapely, or just baring it all, sets the fashion scene this fall. Fashion designers have gone to the shortest lengths in years but, unlike the "pop" ‘60s, they have added more sophistication and feminimity to their styling. Other headlines in fashion include jackets of all lengths, suits and stretch fabrics that act as a second skin. Bright hues matched with black, wild animal prints and textured knits complete the backdrop for designs debuting this fall. Jewelry is the perfect way to dress up this backdrop. Short skirts demand that everything be brought up closer to the body, so look for dog collars, button or disc earrings, boild cuffs and clusters of pins. Romance is back. In jewelry, it translates into softer sculpted forms with rounded edges and "retro‘‘ designs of the Victorian, Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods featuring filigree and open, delicate styling in heart, bow and floral themes. Mother‘s and grandmother‘s jewelry is back in style! Perfect for today is MONDAY THRU FRIDAY «SATURDAYS TILL 5:00 OPEN 8to8 °*HEADLINES Short and shapely sets jewelry scene 11 Erb St. East, Waterloo â€" 746â€"4811 ONE BUILDING EAST OF KING ON ERB Featuring â€" Exclusive designs in fashion eyewear â€" Professional lab with complete optical service a famnily haircutting place ... * WEBER ST. N. WATERLOO â€" 746â€"7222 1 block south of Northfield at Glen Forest BLVD. Eyw examinations arranged Phone for appointment NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY jeweiry with romantic motifs, colorful designs and textured metals. At the neck, sculpted collars of silver dramatically prevail in a softer look gently resting on the neck like silk scarves. Gold is linked this season in large open ovals, geometrics, knots and twist in short lengths. The ear is a major focal point, this fall since hair will be dramatically pulled back off the tace. On the ear, shapes are sculpted in geometrics, buttons and discs. Large hoops will still be popular, but shapes are more elongated. Texture is important as metals are woven, burnished, stamped or finished in satin, ribbed and bark treatments. Bracelets are matched with necklaces in large links or a single large cuff is worn. The allâ€"round diamond or "tennis‘‘ bracelet worn on the watch hand is the new classic that is here to stay. With suits and blouses, pins will be scattered from lapel to collar. A pin can become a bold signature mark, or be whimsical to express a personal hobby. Motifs include cameos, birds, feathers, hearts, bows, Kâ€"Ws first eyewear boutique ‘HIGHLIGHTS |$10 OFF i EVERY WEDNESDAY is KIDS wem, 3 DAY Sme u.g.gvgm, SHAMPOO. CUT AND STYLE +2 OFF with cut & style REG. $43 Thomas J. D‘Arcy Independent Ladies® Reg. lu| Men‘s Reg. $11 Expes Oct 31/8 Expires Oct 31/87 < / class \ or @ KÂ¥A @ butterflies, freeâ€"forms and retro pieces. Rings also exemplify the new softness, in dome styles with cabochon stones. Diamonds, still number one, take on a new glint when set with colored stones combining different sizes, shapes and colors. Diamonds alone are pavé, channel or bezel set. Gold is the preferred metal but, with the white metal craze, platinum is also popular. Color highlights all jewelry designs, from the brightness of blue topax and turquoise to earthy tones in amber, citrine and tiger‘s eye. Black and wite take on different shades with black motherâ€"ofâ€"pearl, carved hematite, crystal and pearls. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7, 1987 â€" PAGE 33 A e rshion WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE =SPBRIT CILâ€"CTHING / * " watkfly“m Class Reunion brings together at one store the timelessness that endures beyond fashion. Polo by Ralph Lauren, Alexander Julian, Boston Traders and other respected labels that reflect a lifestyle in dressing. Drop in today and view for yourself one of the areas best selection of rugged, adaptable and comfortable clothing at: Conestoga Maill WATERLOO 747â€"1290