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Spring 1950 Presents An Exciting Array of iFabri
New Hats
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iVMinplenirtJary weaves
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coatint's and railings, the
- - of checks aIo prc
;Le are named, authentic
rhecKs; large and very
Itoks on white or muted
t ljrg pattern plaids,, all
Lnnlon plains.
!he more sdoiuhb m
esve fleeces are iininumm,
!ariy for short roais. v-ouis
more formal iype. i-iupm
broad. UUis and Vene-
1-prts..
wral.the IifMiier lones yiv-
1ft blues and piiiks, gotuen
and aquas: topper units
Ltis such as icy green, gor-
wood violet, descriDc m
)lor values. White is, as
avorcd for coals. Navy, that
Jial favorite- continues, i
s favored place, ueas ana
m many interpretations car
from the Fall. In the broad-
md coverts, navy ana cocoa
are in evidence, uiougn
id greens and shades of gold
a wiiltr choice as to color.
erest Prints
Spring Wear
led sheers as Ray as a but-
wing aiv featured by the
id on the rack this Spring.
Li sheers are presented in
Hunt colors usually' assort-
h silk shantung. Such col
Iwiiic blue, shocking pink
on skin orange five an ii-
lf body to the delicate fab-
he; budget sheers appear
ve .n dramatic brush stroke
? or 'detailed ink sketches.
use who pr ht emiron-iype
thtre are pretty pastel flow
linty spaced geometries and
Iphane-rrisp organdies with
ktclimifs are favored for
ills' ire. cream par ty tlres
will us for lawn-sweeping
paid s gowns. Notable are'
iite printed to appear as
they had insets of - lace,
a marked departure from
i Hits in Hie large, swirls and
effects seen. One fabric
ers smooth textured organ
aplisse design.
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strength, Nanty selected it as the fabric for this wedding gown.
Supple and easy to drape, William Winkler's nylon tulle lends It
self to the zigzag shirring of the bodice and the pulTy sleeve gath
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Hints of Spring in a New York
deEigned woman's ensemble of
printed rayon and wool. Sheer
wool box jacket is lined in print.
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Designer Leo RItter combines
tills elwnnce of starlight inink
with artful craftsmanship for a
waist-Jeuglh, ebow-leiiKlh- cape.
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Rayon fabrics like this one,
made with AviKoo yarns, are be
ing used for "well-styled lorrg
wearing suits at low prices.
lisenberg fiives a new (wist to an
ever-popular classic. Stitched in
verted tucks mold the skirt Ihto
this easy-to-get-lnto Swirl -dress.
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sturdy and long wearing is shown
In an exquisite ball town by Kl
vlette, sequin and jewel trimmed,
Salt Lke City,-which, lies near
the Wasatch mountains, ban an ele
vation tif 4X0 feet.
Head the Want Ads for bargains.
A "high fashion collar plus big,
big pockets adds the Impm'tSmt
advance fashion highlights to
a "provocative Bllhouctfe. '
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By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
Here's good news for women
whose glamor has been handicap
ped by bearing aids.
A new group of hats has been
designed. Haltering, frivolous hnd
feminine as you pleaRP, but con
cealing within trimming or band
all the appurtenances of a hearing .
aid, including receiver, transmitter, l
cord and battery. "
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vlfo i'i ;!i;ined b'.'neath a rofp or
.a. feather. Sometimes it fits into a
pocket in the-hand. In each hat is
a , -small slit thrnuch which the
cord may be drawn and concealed.
"The new "hearing luils," de
si??r1f d bv Annal)C:tl( MaffrLi, are
smart, wearable and amazingly
'liylit in wciphl. A typical model,
complete with hearing aid, weighs
only eight ounces. The hats are so
designed that the hearing aids. may
be transferred easily, one device of
any make fitting any or all of the
.hats.
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is how a hearing aid is concealed
in trimming of a new "hearing
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HEAR YE! The two gay spring hats pictured above conceal
paraphernalia of hearing aids. Left, pink straw cloth trimmed with
white wings; right, black and white chip straw with white wingfe;
right, black and white chip straw with white poppy trim.
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flat fashions are moving to the
fore as lutms af.d lilies take new
directions tm Spring 1950.
Graceful, feminine Eilhouettes
iiiVe striocihly balanced iHnitours,
iw-:id lvcl on the head with brims
.wingtns out and up from "the hair
line, Asymmetrical silhouettes, which
hartnortize attractively with dy
namlo co itume Rius have the same
'feeling of forward movement.
Many brimless or tiny brimmed
hats liavj peaked crowns and hlsh-.
ttlng trin;tnins that are tn at
tractive complement to high, flar
ing collars,
Spring sailors have elliptical
I Di'ims, narrow in uses you prujeri-
Itijj over the brow, made femiuliie
Willi d;di;iy ribbon bows, draped
veils or flower trimmings. "
Trtcorues are tiry or tremen- ;
dous, with youthful curving brims
sitting lovel on the head or tak
ing a dramatic tanpent with one :
corner uippmg -.forward at tne
side. TyDi'jai Easter bonnets are
demurely trimmed with ribbons '
and tiny flowern, their brims sweet-1
ly curved to frame the fate. Hy
brid Silhouettes 'include a faseinat-1
ing variety of multi-brimmed bon-.
net-clochvs, brimmed pillboxes Aid
Irregular beret-toques.
Many Straws
Straws are always a favorite
Spring hut material and there arc
many to choose from this year.
Light, lacy straws aiv woven with
metallic threads or -combined with
smooth braids in monotone and In
color combinations. Lustrous can
dy straws, fine linen straws, and
rich textured rouf'h straws are
Supple enough to be drain;! h';--
fabric, Vine Milan type .straws-,
conle th tvondi'i'ful colors; hnd
many 'iitt cresting "effects- are 'c.Ii-
talrled whh 'two-tone fitrnw bodies
Wofeh wit'h cuiiblony double bvimi
Ihiit are in one Volnr on tm isnd
a To'nfraiilihg one 'below.
Snnu times the Rame straw is
V0ven 'into two 'different patt('i ii.
One for 'the ci'own and another livr
tht'brlin. Ariel sortu-tlmes the pre.l
th St "natural straw" hats are not
Ktraw at all, but fabulous "modern
inventions of Sclent Hie laboratories.
' Th a Stason of feminine, fn'ih
draped hats, the lovely llpht weight
pactel felts will abo be widclv
wwd fortWjng -had ruiiiimer. Ilut
HblHins "aiuT ' nctVeity " -fabrics.- are
particulaily new-looking li;it .ma
terials this year. Ra.un belUm-i iib
bons, wldfl grosjirain and cil -p col
Ion piques make nilractlvelv "tail
ored hats for towh and travel wear.
Fragile-ldokfng taffefa and moire
ribbons, draped into festive little
hats 'for afternoon and evening
wear are frequently made of Hjvt
resistant, non-wiltlnR nyhin. Filinv
nylon veilings, too, fashion sophi r
ticated little evening hats or fur
glamorous wide, garden-party pic
tore hats,
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ESTEU PREVIEW . . . Slim
lilUe suit in gray and white
chi i lvid worsted with new
biief j-iekel, tin ee-quarler cuf
fed ,let'us and perky slanted
nocket t.-ibs.
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COAT DRESS . . , Top hit fdr
the big parade, in bldck and
white checked sheer wool with
Ktaieht d white piquo trim arid
shiny black patent leather beft.
iPrevicw xA Spring
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Ijfass 'Byltons is the amusing
name of this Jacques Fath, .'Forst
mann Velnuvo fleecui short cOat
dKlRni'l for the Carmcl Spring
collection.
FtvKLjbr.FORE BUYINIG
For years fabrics have been
judged bv their feel and drape in
the hartd. There's ito better way to
get an idea of performance. So
have the salesperson unroll a yard
dr so of fabric. As you ha'hdle it,
yoti'll find the fabric may suggest
the silhouette, Crisp 'organdies,
taiffetas, failles, ottomans fly into
youthful, bouffant lines. Hard fin
ished dialings of worsted, Spun
rayon blends lerid themselves best
to disciplined tailoring. Satins,
damasks, moires, brocades, 'the ul
ttinate i.i luxury, are so rich fn
themselves they 'need simple treat
ment with "few -seams.
Oa!l Tact
A shivering couple, who emerged
from the Icy waters of a lake
nearf otsdam(Oerinany, told po
i lice they had planned to torrtmlt
aulctde but the Water was too
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Face Governs
Hair Styles
Michel,4rend selling hair styl
ist offers "tips for slylin,' your, hair
to enhance the contours of your
face.
If your face is the ideal oval,
you can adopt a fairly extreme
hair-do successfully. Because you
are so fortunate, you might like
to try the charming and witty new
"pinking shears" cut. For this, the
hair is :anooth on too, arid brushed
downward. The ends nee cut in
an uneven lagged line, reminiscent
of a litt'e gamin.
If your face is round, keen your
hair clos j to your face creating Hie
illusion oi length. Wear your hair
about mid neck length. Avoid
bangs, because they cut the lom'th
of the face.
If your face is square, wear soft
curls. Concentrate height at the
top of the head, and add modified
fullness below the cars, Avoid
very short cuts and anv sugi'e.slion
of width at the cheekbones.
If your face is an inverted tri
angle, keep yoifr forehead cxpo:;ul
with a hfnt of fullness at cither
side, Bring VouV hair forward con
cealing part Of the jawline. Keep
your hair medium length.
ff your fhee is a triangle, add
width o the jawline with a cluster
of soft waves and curls. Wear
your hair smooth fo your ears. .
ff ycrur face s a rectangle, tiv
horizontal interest like bands, of
waves across the forehead. Avoid
extremes in length.' Wrea'r your
hair in a sort fluff at the sides of
the face. V
-rAms-ctoEEits Vellow
From Varis comes the word that
yellow Ts a major color accent thi)
Spring.
All the yeT16ws from unripe lem
on t6 'marmalade appear in acces
sories. Ytfu cafi adapt. this theme
to your warcfrobe by mating your
new navy blue crepe with yellow
suedeA cdtton gloves, or tucking
two bright daffodils at your waist.
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