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J ★ J ★ immm -—— "- ' ■ ' ■ ■ .' • X' ''Thursday, June 30, 1983 - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Page IB = 14 Of The Finest I = Charlotte Post’s Selection Of Charlotte’s Best Dressed By Lari Grier Poat Staff Writer . The Charlotte Poat news paper welcomes you to an other addition of its Best Dressed for 1963. This year a committee selected. 14 men and women to com prize its best dressed category. The Best Dressed edition is designed for the fashion • conscious and those who want to be fashion con scious in the future. It will not only motivate you but help you decide . what some of the popular fa shions are for 1963. When you have the time, flip the pages of EBONY and JET magazines and focus on the models Can you vtuplize colors, co ordinations, and that crisp, clean and classy look which dominate the models and the - pages? Those stunning men and women called Ebony Fashions Models are best dressed, Pierre Cardin is a favor ite designer named by most. Other designers in clude Nino Cerruti, Ux Claborne, Johnny Carson, and Misty Touch, to name a few. The European styles are creating a new wave of fashion. Magazines such as EBONY, ESSENCE, G.Q. and TOWN ft COUNTRY help our best dressed to mix wnl<* Bi«ir war drobe. When they can’t find ideas on the pagss, they follow James Atvfater’s ac tions “I get Maas Dram , a Louise Dean -See Page 4B Myra Maxw«U .S«e Page 16B James Atwater . ...See Page MB Sharon Ingrain . ....See Page SB ' j > " ■ t^ mr ■ ^ Bruce Duke .See Page 2B Dianne Kagln .See Page SB William Roger . ...Roe Page 4B Jean Brannon .See Page 7B _ Randy Freeman .SeePage 14B Sara Robinson .See Page 8B Bob Johnson .....Bee Page 1SB watching other people,” he said. They seem to agree with the blue and brown colors in their clothes, but they vote out bright and loud colors, plaids, and stripes. Ernest Gilchrist wishes the bell bottom pants never existed. Their most simple ac cessories are the necklace and the watch. “Not only pearls, but diamonds also add a lot to an outfit,” noted Miss Sharon Ingram. Shoes are a must for our uesi uressea leei wmcn are usually on the move. The most popular colors named are the basic colors of black and blue. “Shoes with worn heels or other bad conditions will certain ly be noticeable with an expensive outfit,” warned Miss Dianne Ragin. It doesn’t matter who you are or where you journey, it’s always appropriate to look your very best. “Peo ple are more willing to deal with and accept you, if you’re dressed with a flair,” informed William Boger. Looking your very best means being conscientious of what you decide to wear whether it’s at a football game, night on the town, or job interview. "Every style is not for everyone,” ad mitted Mr. Randy Free man. The Best Dressed are concerned about their ap pearance at a job inter view, luncheon and night on the town. You could see Myra Maxwell in a basic suit during a_job.interview, Harold Clawson could be see Is wear at a I Jean Brannon knocks them out in her tuxedo pants dur ing a night on the town. 1T»e Post introduces you to its Best Dressed for 1983. They consist of account ants, managers, principals and secretaries. We hope you will enjoy reading about their fashion ideas and learn something about the fashion industry in the process.
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