CAROLINA JOURNAL xVTar. 15, 1967 Page 8
CLUB &
CAMPUS
FASHIONS
By
CHIP TOLBERT
ESOUIRE’S FASHION EDITOR
BEGIN WITH BLOCKBUSTERS! Bold, multi
color blends characterize the sport jacket scene
this season. Look for a whole new ranjre of col-
,ors: ruddy browns, crisp golds, light and lus
trous or deep and mossy greens, blues, and
blue-green-and-black combinations ( Black
Spruce), plus reds, rusts, pumpkin casts, and
every conceivable heather blend. The multicolor
concept is boldly reinforced in beefy new pat
tern ideas: strong, giant plaids, bold chevrons,
big checks, as well as diagonal weaves and her-
j ringbones. Lofty, dense-looking tweeds create
' an almost 3-dimensional effect, and you can suit
yourself to your personal styling preference:
either the Natural Shoulder jacket or the for
ward trend toward the Shaped Look.
''Ybu'ize !7lFF=B(SeNT FPto/W OF TH' FCV5- IVF
PATeP ON CAtAPU^, ''''
RECORD CITY
DISCOUNT
105 W. Trade St.
Swain’s Charcoal
Steak House
On The Square
CATERING TO COLLEGE TASTES
PHONE 375-620S
1800 W. Mereheod St.
RESERVATIONS; 332-24)4
CORDUROY IS IN as you can get this year in thick wide wales in
stadium coats, western-style outer jackets, suits and even blazers.
The sky’s the limit for color selections in these new Chunky Cords.
The perennially popular natural tans and medium-to-dark brown
shades top the list. Newer casts include dark shades of red, bur
gundy, pale blue, mossy greens, and Black Spruce. Whatever the
color, the cords are thick...some with as few as three ribs to the
inch.
WILGROVE PHILLIPS’ 66
OSO.T Albemarle Road
We are proud for our cour
teous service
PHONE 537-9831
South
21
Curb
Sorvice
“Your Family Drive-In"
RUTH’S FASHION SHOPPE
JWe have .spring coats, hats, siiils, dresses. Let ii s I
Ihelp you get ready for Ifaster. ;
: 'I'WO LOCATIONS ■
■ :50d2 Lasiway Drivi' .'iOd.i PineviUe Md. •
“THE POOR BOY" comes to campus this year
in rich-looking, luxurious sweaters. The “Poor
Boy Look” is a misnomer, garnered, paradoxi
cally enough, from the distaff fashion scene. We
prefer to call them Huskies —which they very
definitely are. Hefty, thicker-looking multiple-
knits characterize these bulky Huskies. Thick
cable-stitch applications on the side or sleeves,
down the front, or in allover paterns are com
mon. Turtleneck and “mock” turtles (high crew
necks) vie with the more traditional pullovers
and cardigans, classic crew necks and V-neck
styles. Dominant color casts? Take your pick:
blue, dark red and burgundy, rust, gold, bronzy
browns, pumpkin shades, —or the campus stand
bys—Navy, gray, brown and charcoal casts.'
The Amber House
THE RES'I AlR.VN'r .NEAR THE fMVERSITY
Open 6 .\..M. To 11 :.30 P..M.
.')62.5 NORTH TKION STKEHr
Neal Cooke’s
Menswear & Gift Bar
3046 Eastway Drive
I Charlotte’s Two Most Distinctive Shops: I
THE C.P.O.’S ARE BACK! Last season’s smash gets a new lease on
campus life this fall. Bold, block checks and multi-colored plaids will
be plentiful in these popular Tojr Shirts. Solid colors range from
bright, fire-engine red and gold tones to the more subdued greens,
blues, rusts and browns. Leather makes the C.P.O. scene, too. Look
for beige suede with brass buttons, as well as other “leather looks”
from smooth cabretta types to grained surfaces. Straight bottoms
replace the shirt-tail look. Various models may or may not feature
epaulets and buttoned sleeve tabs; some include bold plaid or pile
fabric linings.
I
k Natural Shoulder Shop
' For Young Men
I
I
Shirts by Gant
Slacks by Corbin
Shoes by Weejuns
I
Beits by Canterbury
I
BURLY WEAVE sport shirts feature a variety of heftier textures
with definite surface interest, bolder, brighter colors, and stronger
patterns. Pumpkin, used as an allover color or strong accent will be
strong. Also in the lineup: hot colors —fireman reds, lustrous golds,
deep yellows —as well as a full range of burgundies, dark greens and
bronzy casts—will be much in evidence on campus this fall.
Suits and Sportcoats
I by Madisonaire and College Hall
I Sweaters by
• Thane and Alan Paine
I
Coats by London Fog
The Separate Shop
For Young Ladie»
♦
I
Skirts, sweaters, casual wear ^
by Ladybug, Gordon Ford,
Glen of Michigan
I
Belts by Phelps
Coats by
London Fog, Weatherbee
things go
better,!
Coke
: !
:
TOPS ON THE DIAL;
PARK
DRIVE-IN
I Vi Miles Behind
UNC-C On
Route 29
Only
Featuring Tha
Herlock Bur£er
A Meal da A Bub”
49c
(Visit the finest driv
ing range in Charlotte.
It's lighted so you con
play ot night. Right next
door to Perk Drive-In on
Highway 29.)
c
I
Handbags by
Davey, Roger van S
CHEVROLET
CO.
BRING ON THE GLAD PLAIDS! The most dra
matic campus fashion innovation this season is
the new look in bold, colorful plaids and checks
in sport slacks. The fabrics are loftier, the col
ors brighter than ever before, and the styling
tends to follow the trend toward the lean look
with a .shorter rise and lower-cut waistband.
However, regular-rise, belt-loop style.s will also
be abundantly available for die-hard tradition
alists. IVhether cuffed or cuffless. Glad Plaids
often reveal the influence of Western-type styl
ing in details.
DOWNTOWN-426 South Tryon St
COTSWOLD-WEST MALL
PARK ROAD SHOPPING CENTER