f 3 New Beene Collection A Standout Geoffrey Beene, America’s great fashion independent, has designed a bed collection destined to become the ultimate in simple elegance for the sophisticated shopper. The collection, which was widely praised by store executives during the November Market Week, will be in the stores by early spring. Mr. Beene, who is known for his casual, comfortable and feminine designs in women’s clothing, has been recognized with three Coty Awards and a Coty Hall of Fame Citation. In designing for the bedroom, Geoffrey Beene again exhibits that special flair that sets him apart. For, Fieldcrest, he has created five refreshingly simple designs that are at once neat, elegant, and restful. An artful red “bow” pattern and a scrambled letter “signature’’ pattern are both completed in the purest red (his favorite color) on a pale silver background. There are two “stripe” designs, composed of pencil-thin blue and turquoise lines on white, the other matress ticking stripe in an innovative taupe, white and blue combination. Finally, there is a handsome “tromo I’oeil” nautical knot design sure to please those who like fashion pure and simple. In his designs, Mr. Beene has succeeded in creating the most Red, vibrant and alive is Beene’s innovative signature ensemble. flattering background possible for the woman who buys bed fashions. She is the central element and he uses soft, flat tering colors and simple, un complicated lines to enhance her he does not over presence; whelm her with strong tints and turbulent patterns. From a merchandising viewpoint, the collection is a standout. It is simple, complete, and easy to assimilate. The smalt number of SKU’s makes it easy for the retailer to purchase and display and easy for the consumer to understand and buy. And the packaging is superb. The Geoffrey Beene for Fieldcrest Collection is expected to become a solid success Fieldcrest line. Fashion oh stores have demonstrated positive reaction to the ejd® f merchandising possibild'^ i the unique collection d” famed Beene name. P„«, ribbon,, .bn. «,.b , bow on U.0 pmowoaoo, nr. drawn on ““ ‘ sheets and pillow cases of the palest silver in the Bow Ties design. THE MILL WHl^

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