The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, December 3, 19861 V
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By ROBERT DELLINGER
Staff Writer
Never mind that most of the
country hasn't even seen its first
snowfall. Since fall fashions have
already hit the sale racks and winter's
best items are quickly selling out, it's
time to upgrade the winter w ardrobe.
Fashion experts advise shoppers
to seek out looks that will last from
season to season, rather than fashion
gimmicks that will be out of style
before you can take them out of the
closet. Resist the urge to take
expensive fashion risks. Clothing
experts say you will probably regret
it. " 1 s' '
According to industry analysts,
following these trends will keep you
in style this season, through spring
and into next fall:
Browns and earth tones, particu
larly in tweeds, are a smart buy this
season. Designers loved them this
fall, but buyers were hesitant, so
these colors are easily found on sale,
and analysts predict a huge demand
for them next vear.
Star Trek crew to boldly
take on whale of a movie
All Trekkies and other humans
will enjoy the new film "Star Trek
IV: The Voyage Home" with a
graying and fattened crew aboard a
Klingon "bucket of bolts."
Not a single regular cast member
w as left out of this lively drama that
pits the Enterprise crew against time
and humpback whales.
Leonard Nemoy. who will be
known forever as our favorite
Vulcan, Mr. Spock, directs "The
Voyage Home." Spock, recovering
from memory loss because of his
own death in "Trek 11," acts as he
always did in the 1960s television
series: calm, precise and logical.
When Dr. "Bones" McCoy (DeFor
est Kelley) suggests to him that he
make a guess about a time-warp
computation, Spock merely lifts an
eyebrow and says, "But, doctor, that
would be illogical."
William Shatner, who will go
down in television history as Capt.
Jim Kirk and not T.J. Hooker, re
enacts his old role w ith a vigor and
charm that is endearing. He chokes
at the taste of a 20th century
Michelob and teaches Spock not to
use too many "colorful metaphors"
in his 1986 San Francisco speaking.
(Spock of course learned them from
Kirk who had thrown a few unmen
tionables at a taxi driver who almost
ran him over.)
Producer Gene Rodenberry's wife
Majel Barrett appears as Nurse
Chapel, and Grace Lee Whitney
appears briefly as Kirk's old flame
Janice Rand. Of course Nichel
Nichols, George Takai, James Doo
han and Walter Koenig return as
Uhura, Sulu, Scott and Checkov.
Catherine Hicks guest stars as the
marine biologist who hitches a lift
Colly Flhccbs
Cinema
into the 23rd century by jumping on
Kirk's shoulders as he is being
beamed aboard. .
The story is simple: 23rd century
Earth is being bombarded by an alien
signal that is trying to communicate
with the then-extinct humpback
whale. The Enterprise crew travels
back in time to pick up a couple of
those big guys, then shoots back in
time to dump them in the San
Francisco bay. "Save the Whales"
environmentalists will have a good
endorsement product with this film.
Even with this enormous task, the
crew responds with remarkable
character and lightheartedness. They
actually relax, have a good time and
get the job done. The air is less
pompous than the other three Trek
films. By far, "The Voyage Home"
is best Trek film yet.
There is plenty to laugh at, too:
Scotty's dealings with an Apple II,
Bones giving a lady a new kidney
and Spock being labeled a hippie
having done too, much "LDS" at
college.
"The Voyage Home" will be an
excellent study break no matter
if you are a die-hard Trekkie or one
who had just caught a couple of the
reruns. Go see it.
American Heart
Association
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE
Cardigan sweaters, for years the
epitome of classic style, are even
more popular this year. These
sweaters come in bright new colors
and innovative patterns and can
dress up with a tie or down with
jeans.
Polo-syle sweaters with button-up
collars come in a variety of colors
and textures and are a big item for
both men and women this season.
Worn alone or under a tweed coat,
tucked in or left out, the polo sweater
makes a bold statement but is always
stylish.
Safari clothes are this year's
hottest look. They are comfortable
and functional and practically trans
cend fashion, according to several
fashion magazines. An especially
good choice is an Australian duster
coat. Usually made of thick oiled
canvas and with a turn-up collar, the
duster is longer and more dramatic
than a traditional trench coat or
slicker.
The leather bomber jacket in black
or brown, with or without a mouton
collar, is both bold and timeless. Be
sure your jacket is large enough, but
don't buy it oversized. It is fashion
able to let a shirt or sweater hang
out. Experts say to buy for quality
rather than price so you can enjoy
a good leather jacket for years.
Overcoats are longer and come in
a bigger selection this year. Stick to
the classic look in overcoats. More
colorful or more radically tailored
overcoats are less versatile and will
probably go out of style. Popular
coats are worsted wool in gray.
charcoal, olive or brown in a variety
of patterns, including herringbone or
glen plaid. Popular cashmere colors
are camel, gray, charcoal or navy.
For women, short party dresses
with crinolines and colorful Latin
dresses with ruffles make for a strong
entrance. Hair ornaments such as
bows, clips, headbands and braids
are back and, although they may
soon go out of style, are an inex
pensive way to spice up the holidays.
For men, suspenders, which are
called braces in the industry, are the
fashion accessory this year. They
come in a variety of colors and
patterns and since fashion analysts
see no end to the trend, don't be
afraid to buy a pair or two.
Braces are also a must for achiev
ing the proper drape of a good suit.
Attach braces to a pair of pleated
trousers with or without cuffs. Whila
most pleated trousers should have
cuffs, khakis and corduroys don't
require them. On heavy wool trous'
ers cuffs are a must. Although cuffs
are preferred, take your pick with
dressier flannels and worsteds: vveaPt
cuffs with an oxford or wing-tip shoe A
or wear a loafer and no cuffs.
There are also some fashion no-(
no's for winter. Big zippers, which',
many designers used in place of,
buttons on shirts, pockets and skirts,
were in for fall but will be out by
winter. '
Resist the urge to buy stirrup,,
pants. They're on sale everywhere,,
but for a good reason: next season,
they'll be as dead as Day-Glo. So
will the "Miami Vice" pastel look.
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