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t I I 1 Fashion Ed Scans Fall New Look by lone Bradsher Here comes the well-dressed girl to college! We are partial to the girl who is first coming to college . .. who will lead a very special life. She’ll have clothes that are practical, warm and quick to put on . . . also, smart without being fussy. She will have dark colors and muted plaids which will be worn long be fore being sent to the cleaner’s. This year she will consider a fabric that has been revised but still is a favorite . .. Corduroy. It is in dark colors, and for the first time ribbed on the horizontal and combined with a variety of fabrics . . . such as in a combination with old fashioned calico. Corduroy will also attend the special prom as a strictly formal strapless or a quilted semi-formal. Speaking of formats . . . the romantic fabrics are back again in softest velvet, gleaming satin, and burnished taffeta. Tor an elegent look, the well-dressed girl will wear a striking brocade . . . but simple in line, please! This year the college girl will con sider an entirely new item for her wardrobe . . . the Stole . . . fringed stoles, (pure Scottish peasant), the heather stole, the reversible stole, the highland stole, and the narrow stole, plaid, checked, plain ... It is a versatile new' way to keep warm . . . and with more chic than in grandma’s day. There are argyle plaid outfits in which the stole re- jjlaces the jacket and argyle shawls which spotlight soft wool dresses. To wear under the stole are cotton blouses and sweaters which are now and forever good. Tweeds are coming in this year that remind us of those wonderful pre-war suits and skirts. To wear with tweeds is another popular fab- a man’s hunting jacket ... or in ric. Suede ... in a coat, copied from a suede sweater exactly like a knit ted one. The well-dressed college girl will this year consider the Shaped Heel making a new type shoe for town, for dress, for evening. The shoe is closed, slimmer and prettier. Still the stand-by is the opera pump, but often with a trend toward many straps and lacings. For campus wear the crepe-sole is back once more done in antique leather or suede. One of the wisest ways to be well-shod is to have a pair of boots for jumping puddles. Designers have streamlined the old fashioned golaslles into an All Weather boot which is lined with checked fleece. Accessories that inay be worn in many ways with many outfits are “musts” for any college girl. This year she will add . . . all-leather belts without a trace of metal, a tube belt, a slim one , joined by leather loops ... a scarf printed neatly with geometric designs in soft tones ... a new pair of classic pig skin or knit gloves . . . wrist-hug ging ... a Beret to go with that cropped look, in wool, suede, felt. As for really good jewelry she will perhaps have a watch chain . . . medallions to wear on a chain or ribbon . . . slender tube bracelets . . . ropes and ropes of pearls . . . and for an over-all effect of neatness, take time with each detail . . . you ’ll be a well-dressed girl for college. Salem Knit Shop 527 S. Main St. Knit his favorite Argyle Socks with Bernat Argyle Sock Paks. AYR’S WOOL KNIT Matching Yarn and Wool Goodies—Cookies, Cheese Dreams, Pecan Fingers, Yuletide Rummies Nary a hint of their budget price Tags Sneed & Craven Those wonderful, wonderful, suits by Handmacher are ours alone in Winston-Salem MONTALDO’S CHESTERFIELD’ Chosen tops from over 150 Colleges by a Jury of Famous Beauty Experts JOHN ROBERT POWERS ED SULLIVAN TINA LESER in Sammy Kaye’s American Co-ed Contest ARDEN-SALEM STORE ON SALEM SQtJAEE Copyright 1948, Liocm & Myers Tobacco Co.
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