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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 16, 1962 'YOUNG-AT-HEART' 1S THE KEY TO FALL WARDROBES ee am tip length coat-jacket of mink paws under white wool, with matching slim skirt and a brief blouse of identical white wool that accentuates the hip- line and repeats fashion's dic- tate for brief sleeves. SIMPLY OPULENT, two adjectives which, taken sep- arately or together, are just as well suited to this mink- lined wool suit. The three- piece ensemble by Irving Samuel of Montreal features a completely reversible finger- The Golden Look For Fall, Winter Gives Fashion An Air OfOpulence BY JO ALDWINCKLE skirt banded with fur, over a No matter what happens to|matching skirt. the Canadian dollar, fashion is| Boots are making fashion A GRENADIER GUARD'S poise is what 'it takes: to wear this perfectly stunning, red wool coat with its bold and brassy gold army but- tons. Many of the new coat styles feature the spare "Jackie Kennedy" look, with slight fullness and deep-set sleeves. The long suspenders | and lowered waisiline on the little cowboy skirt of grey The recent furniture market yielded few surprises. Scem- ingly, the emphasis is on modi- fication rather than innovation -- which is just about what is happening in the world of fash- ion this fall. The constant trend is to easy care--which is logical enough as the army of two - career women increases . PROTECTIVE FINISHES On her time away from of- fice or store, a woman doesn't want .to spend her leisure car- ing for her household furnish- ings. So there is the growing availability of protective fin- ishes on woods and _ fabrics. More and more upholstery is treated to resist spills and stains. There is a prevalence of ring- proof table surfaces. Casters on lounge chairs and small sofas ease housecleaning chores. Fur- niture with foam rubber cush- ioning keeps its profile without constant "'plumping." LATEST CONSIDERATION Compatibility i i major consideration especially | in upholstered furniture. There | miis a growing tendency to create | ««|Pieces with a basic design that will fit into a traditional or con-| temporary setting, dependent on fact, the fashion trends are of- ten a matter of fabric more than a matter of form. §| There is also a trend toward _|\authenticity in period design. productions of Colonial pieces hat are in. museums. Other /|mass market manufacturers are} 4\leaning less on adaptations and} more on carefully carried out copies of Early American and) :|classic French design. | In living room pieces, the | , Ticher look is gaining eadway, giving them a draw-| ing room look of elegance. | A new super - soft cushion) fashioned of layers of foam rub- | ber in varying densities_is one} major innovation that contri- butes to the feeling of luxury.}| flannel is this fall's craze on the campus. The skirt rests squarely on the hips, leaving all the knee space needed for square dancing. How They Beat The Heat The shimmer of silk is seen} nen more and more in contempor-| bean, such as Haiti, people also|ary upholsteries. . Even the, Here Is The Latest Word On Furniture Trends the choice of upholstery. In i One line includes faithful re- |B PERSONAL NOTE vich--into the Karl Malden says he sneaks)of his his real name--Mladen Sekulo-jrents.' Sh GT ica Alec 8 e cae eee | of each dialogue pictures "'to tickle my pa- it a close second because of its pieces. The metal appointments are being offered in a choice of glazed colors and the tendency is to scale them very large or very small. LIGHTER TREND New manufacturing methods have eliminated the need to bleach woods: to produce flatter- ing lighter finishes, which are big fashion news this season. Dark tones will still be used where accent is needed and con- sumers will get a wider choice of finishes than ever. before, many of them stain-and-scratch resistant. Webbing which yields with- springs as the lightweight foun. dation. of many contemporary chairs and sofas, especially those of Scandinavian design. It has been used successfully in Europe for years. aN 926 SIMCOE N. 725-3144 It's DUNN'S For The... BIGGEST | DISCOUNTS IN TOWN! ..» On Men's & Boys' Wear! © Open A Charge Account ! ® No Down Payment ! ® Months To Pay! © No Interest or Carrying Charges ! @ OpenFridaysTo9P.M. @ DRAPERY @ BROADLOOM @ SLIP COVERS @ BAMBOO @ UPHOLSTERING 36 King E, DUNN'S In "Downtown Oshawa" and OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE GUST going back to the gold standard. Gold shoes, gold jewellery, gold leather, gold embroidery and shimmering gold fabric,contri- buted to the glowing fashions presented in Montreal last week by the International Ladies Gar- ment Workers Union from the' National Collection of Union Label Fashions. There are no drastic changes in the silhouette. Hemlines cov- er the knees, and perhaps, due to the short day-time dresses, there is a marked trend to full- length, slim, evening gowns for formal occasions, while the short bouffant style prevails for dancing. DROPPED WAIST For young style-setters there is a return to the lowered waist- line and, for fun-time, skirts rest onthe hips and pants .ad- opt the low-slung cowboy look. There will be coats for every figure; the modified A line, the double-breasted military style, the cocoon and a new, fitted model were all shown, many fur-trimmed to match its com- panion fur hat, Quite new is the Anna Karenina suit, a, three- quarter tunic coat, its flared VU4-24% COOL CHARM By ANNE ADAMS Put yourself in this picture ~~ looking cool, fresh, ready for the day! A trans-season cotton is perfect for this cape-collard casual. Printed Pattern 4996: Half Sizes 1414; 16%, 1844, 201%, 22%, 24%. Size 16% requires 5% yards 35-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS (50 cents) in coins (no stamps, please) for this pattern. Ontario residents add 2 cents sales tax. Print plainly. SIZE, NAME, DRESS, STYLE NUMBER, Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Oshawa Times, Pattern Dept., Oshawa. Ont. OVER 100 ANSWERS to news. They range from ankle huggers, in suede, velvet and kid, to the knee-high Russian pomne Russian fashion influence ussian fashion in! wer we in a Cossack great- By ELEANOR ROSS coat in burgundy red with flow-| When summer heat sets in, ing back panels, trimmed in|Americans instantly counter-at- In Exotic Tropical Islands tural structure. Homes in Haiti have high ceilings and many windows which are all screened and left open much of the time. JAPAN'S WAY And there are balconies on The Japanese, on the other|®Very storey. Many country hand, try. to entirely avoid out- homes have no outside walls at side walls during warm weather|@!!, only screens. seek coolness through architec- prints have a gentle party air.| black Persian lamb, matching the collar and cuffs. A beautiful cocoa-brown wrap-around wool coat was entirely lined with brown beaver fur. |FRANKLY FAKE | Fake furs are getting better jand better. A straight-from-the- shoulder coat in remarkably processed mohair did not have' to apologize for being fake, black pony. With its jet black buttons and unobstrusive collar it was opulence itself. A silver grey mohair in three-quarter style synthetic fur carried a genuine silver fox collar. tack with air-conditioners and stepped - up shower schedules. But it is interesting to learn about some of the exotic ways in which people in island coun- tries keep cool. FILIPINO TECHNIQUE Filipinos, for example, prac- tically live in the sea, so they naturally cool off in the Pacific --and also take at least three showers a day. These islanders also bitild homes with very large windows, which are practically never closed. Of course, air-condition- ing is becoming popular, especi- by building walls which slide| KEEP OUT HEAT back--leav: i H ; se eaving the interior open! On St. Vincent, however, the to the fresh air. But then, the) >. ' A ; Japanese sdinnier inte Bie natives build houses with thick : ; h ilip-| Walls and jalousies to keep out Moa as that of The Philip the sunlight and heat. Of course Another delightful Japanese egg reggae aoa le - Fill og A ge a lotion which stings a little at| # as house, Thete thay Gat acta first but does cool the body. ally cool the rooms very much but they certainly look coo! and fresh. People in' Japan also} Synthetic fibres will not bathe a great deal in hotiwrinkle so much if they are|: weather--and in hot water, too,)washed and rinsed in cold|? which in the long run is more|water, but for real cleanliness cooling than cool water. wash periodically with hot HOUSEHOLD HINT lar medium, but aluminum runs} he APT STATUS SYMBOL The use of hardware in the| new designs has increased to the point where it is regarded) as a status symbol. Oxidized-| finished brass is the most popu.) FREE AD-| Sheath dresses will still bejally in Manila. with us, but watch for the In the islands of the Carib-'water, skimmer" sheath. This is a basic sheath dress with slightly bloused top and 'ease in the skirt. It skims over the figure, revealing, yet concealing. Many of these dresses are sleeveless and teamed with a matching three-quarter ccat. While black, charcoal and autumn reds, supplemented by the new gold shades, predom- inate, easy-care fabrics intro- duce pale tones of celery, mus- tard seed and cafe-au-lait. Those who like prints will ad- ore the paisley printed challis, soft, drapable with the soft feel of wool. this was shown in a skimmer sheath with a low hip pocket the only adornment. LUSTROUS FABRICS For an October wedding and for fall and winter social activi- ties, a Rajah coat of intricately patterned velvet, warmly lined, topped a sleeveless, slim frock and for a dramatic entrance, the silkiest of gold fabrics in a long, straight, side-slit skirt with a shirt waist knotted over the midriff. ; A black jersey dinner dress with Grecian drapery was ac- cented with gold jewellery and a brocade theatre costume in a rich blend of black, brown and gold, included a sleeveless vel- vet dress with high, round neck- line, Theatre coats are heavily embroidered with thick gold de- signs in floral or oriental mot- ifs, designed to accompany sat- ins encrusted with gold beading and pearls or gold lame. The golden look was respien- dent in a sculptured silk, one- shoulder evening gown, beaut:- fully blending silver and coral tones, beneath a floor-length evening coat of Nile green, com- pletely lined with old gold silk, which was reversible. 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