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With Easter nearing much
chatter concerning Easter
outfits can be heard in
the halls of 'ole Bailey
nigh.
Usually, we start our
wardrobe with a basic gar-
rent, either dress or suit,
ciiowing styling and cut,
xhe dominant colors will
be beige, white, navy, and
pink with rosy red. Also,
I have an idea that red
will be quite popular with
the girls in school. Choos
ing fabrics is very impor
tant in selecting an en
semble. Faille, textured
materials, and orlon have
risen in popularity.
Dresses will not be neg
lected. Worn with a toppef,
they are one of the most
important assets to a
girl's wardrobe. Silk
printed dresses will be
seen in all their colors.
ACCESSORIES
Accessories, too, are an
outstanding part of any
outfit. Besides adding
beauty and charm, they
give color and reveal the
wearer's taste.
For school and date wear,
separates and dresses are
feminine and are most
attractive. Fabrics-cotton,
linen, and broadcloth, in
prints, stripes, and sol-
ids-will make one look as
"cool as a cucumber,"
STUDENTS
Several students are al
ways noted for their out
standing appearances:
Louise Davis for her becom
ing colors; Christine Fow
ler, cute separates5 Miss
V/ilson, good taste in
choosing style. Three boys-
Dwight Glover, Bruce Finch,
and Douglas Brown-are re
nowned for their neatness
in dress, their bright
shirts, and their "classy"
silhouettes.
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