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Show 1 - .; 7 O 7 T IOVTUL OVL as hofColdr Imaginative Colors Set .Tone for.' Accessorizing " 4.A - SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1955 UUh County, Utah r '. r; The Very first hews that spring is on its way always appears in -- f print! Pnnt frocks are the choice overwhelming as a spiasn oi coior unaer xurs y ward-- i apd ;to jspark winter-wear- SUNDAY HERALD :.h: y pre-seas- on robes;. V : ' y .A L- easy silhouette, tremendous fash ion emphasis is being placed on I . the focal points of an ensemble shoes and handbags! The footwear for spring, ,1955 is well deserving of its place in the spotlight. It is imaginative to the point of being capricious and more colorful than in many (This jspring, prints capture the gala spirit of the season as never before !s They are so imaginative in coloring that they are setting a. whole new trend in accessorizing. Keed to your spring prints you 11 ;wear orange with pink; vfolet with blue, yellow with pink; and other heretofore daring col ' or combinations. The forecasts for spring all point to a bigeason for prints. The simplerr easier lines of thi season's silhouette are beautifully adaptable to prints. Too, prints are the perfect accent for the ensemble, ad ding a smart punctuation point ? x hJ. a In this season of the long, lithe. - ' ; Shoes Bag Focal Points Of Emphasis afseason! . favorite is thp The seems to mule that bareback v. the foot to by magic. Actu cling almost ally, it is. magic the way the prob solved have designers this frivolous of lem making r' , r 7 fashion practical. V ' The mule is kept on the foot in two ways by the use of in the. insole or the spring-o-latw oi color? by the insertion of elastic on the In the spring picture, pretty inner edge of vamp strippings. colorful prints show up importOther shoe beauties with the almost-bar- e as blouse the and look are the the antly lining i for the jackets or 7 halter backs, stripping . sandals, of the stunning costume. banded shoes, 'and sandalizftd V coats The of use t pur increasing pumps. silks dds impetus to the prej-For those who prefer the closed dommance. of prints. Silk prints toe and heel, decorated pumps Have never been so lovely as on are important for spring. Disor jt surah,? shantung, creet touches of decoration-singltaffetai Printed silk pongee is a s, jeweled ornaments, new fashion story that is prov dainty bows, satin braidings, and ing e veiling. stitching with a patterned effect f im all give a' new look to spring xquisiie use of color . wide and v aginative design pumps. Variety highlight the print pid For casual and wear, ture for spring. Watch for mono-ton- e fun fashions are shown. Here, the continental prints which, use two to four tones of' one' color, scenic influence is very strong, adding prints,; ombre effects, abstracts1, tremendous smartness to shoes " V , and splashy florals. Polka dotjs s, yt fry oi this type. 4 v t Color-wisinspire , a bevy of conventional! it wouldn't be spring and unusual designs. without the, gleam of black patent I Gaining new. importance Ure the and the navy naifprinted skirt fabrics tha range skin. From these basics, the shoe PRINTS FOR COLOR Sylvan from amusing to luxurious. It'Ss picture bursts into a riot of color. Rich for Martini, designs a a . simple matter for the school Spring browns are the milky dress In silk surah tnat girl, the young matron, or vacaj- shades Coffee Frost, Cafe Par-fal- t, lias a muted background splash" d girl-tmake her own and Milk Chocolate. Pinks itd with a bright print. The skirt from these cleverly-designe- d go from pale, pearlized tones to iwide mllan hat is by Emme.' , -" border and ' 'I ' , t :.'- shock tones; a clear yellow ts prints. ,t Poster effects, the Eastern in shown; and blues are available FORCEFUL FLOW fluence, art designs, and con a profusion of shades from in f Venezuela's Orinoco -- River is versation-makin- g motifs are all DIG THOSE 'CRAZY PANTS' Showing the frolic wear Ih a Wedgewood, periwinkle, to turW. T. Grants Joyce Lane specialty is Mrs. Charlotte Mecham 1 forceful that where it flows quoise. i through the Angostura In small, neat patterns to big, who claims she loves those 'crazy pants" with njiatching blouse Red appears to be ready for constriction at CiucUd Eolivar, bold designs, prints capture ail in aqua, white and yellow design. Material is of shark sale Whjich a triumphant comeback for the channel has been! scoured out the color-frds- h beauty that is is ideal for summer jaunts. Charlotte chooses white shoes abd a spring, '55. ; over the centuries td ,a depth of spring itself,, to add a spirited yellow orlon sweater to complete her ensemble of fashionables-- all are taking their col Handbags 262 feet below sea level. from Grants. note to the fashion scene! or cues from the shoe fashions, with navy, coffe frost, pastels. red, and black patent the leading favorites. New spring shapes include the 1r n 11.. Knitwear fashions have come a that can be worn as a hood, a Knit dresses and costumes of bag, satchel types, large WaisWength Shaker knits or square tote bags, and long-lin- e g silhoulong way since the days when style that's partic wool are being "rediscovered" by long-lin- e team with cardigans the term meant a classic sweater ularly popular with sports car ei-- j fashion-wis- e women. This is due skirts, Bermuda shorts, and pants ettes. I' or a knitted dress! thusiasts largely to the smart and casual for casual wear. One sweater is Spring, 55 will see shoes and For spring of 1955,' knits tell a These cotton handbags adding dramatic interfeature styling and the versatility of shown lined to match the blouse fashion story all their own. j M est to the smart5est outfits! worn knits. it. with styling in the choice of 'The' most exciting part of tihe iispired color-brigbold; and the Lightweight wool chenilles andl stripes tory is the! invasion of cotton variety of necklines Paris-favo- r boucles are shown in into the knit field. The Cotton ed slim frocks and trie neckline and styles high square knit are the gayest, J for with Bateau the favorites. companmany daytime; being most imaginative wardrobe-tparkler- s i jackets,after-fivjackets and costume ionNew ever! e wear are the for ' The Italian influence is much cardigans of big, bulky cotton knitted sleeveless sheaths with knits i are wonderful In evidence, (bringing us often with of scoop neckline, The jeweled toppers. styling that 'are exaggerated in length, these trims, feature heavy jackets rip almost covering shorts for that turtle-nec- k e knit suits are styled collars j new dropped popular leggy look; They ate - shoulders, and a variety Of with a new ease and are shown shown, too, with a cowl neckline- weaves. with either a fitted waistline or fashAlso the the boxy jacket. appearing pn y Women who go wildt for cop- ion scene are dresses of cottoh Sweaters for spring '55 have a per may want to pester tl)e knit, skirt and stop coordinates, new look, too, and have become fld man for a new freezer With cotton knit shorts, and slim-f- it an important part of the costume. oxrft.nc calf copper trim inside and out. AAAOLau nfHllrt ting length pants CALxaa. ' uiiiuot I r T V ' : y .o. stand-o- ut ? .. urn fashions-importa- 1 1 w JL XO JL A-- X & ZZ. A rv itttar Zm C 2 AO y 4 nt or !' ps, " full-len- t4 - tF Jl mm e, paper-weigh- X nail-head- ... at-ho- me ultra-sophisticat- ed ! e, ever-popul- ar long-bodi- - ed uon-boun- -- all-ov- er - A " Illirll.n ,.- "r" . l eye-catchin- g! so-call- ed . , ::; . , j Knits Tell Exciting Spring Fashion Story All of Their Own i ' FIRSTMATE AND FINNY PANTS Gale Gagon, left, and Dianna Stubbs1 come up with the latest In rompaway wear, modeled for Taylor's in Provo. Gale models a blouse called "Firstmate" with "Finny Pants" and to complete her fun ensemble tops it off with a French barret. Her summer wear Js all made of sail cloth an dis washable. Dianne shows that she too is ready to go anywhere in her "Speedway Jacket" which can be worn with three different shades of pants. Her slacks are "Calfskinners" and she too goes cosmopolitan with a barret. Her attire is also completely wash-abl- er smart-lookin- i . F T-shi- rts : 1 ht . one-pie- ce Your KaSter flare-skirte- d , Hip-leng- th Starts at T-sh- irts Two-piec- r .. pennevs j! I? PcllUCy'sl! IAY-AWA- Y j ' i . ; ; ' l SPRING FASHION ; - s r CALLS FOR POPULAR NAVY DRESSES Stunning Contrast j Kv rv o Sv- - i. V l "' r'.- ... Trim " " . . v ' - the high "looking" low "feeling" 1 V Si: H on smart new shoes Slim Islirn heel with the illusion I of Height, the comfort of Sensible medium heels. American Girl uses the IlluMon Heel oil: many lovely styles, see them all here. i j i ! fNWV the best made shoes for the money Vi bra n t navy r.avon-aceta- te crepe with contrast butcher rayon collar. :. White carration shows off the tucked set-i- n yoke. Slimming hipline with set-i- n pockets. Smart navy crepe, wi t h contrasting butcher rayon coll a r. Has self be 1 . . 8.95 1 , 4 1 ' '.m slimming hipline, set - in AND 9.95 rayon-aceta- te pockets. .1 - "; V I . 1 M Sixes ytA READY FOR THE EASTERPARADE All dressed up and ready for the Easter parade in their new togs from the children's departarat" at Thomas are Lisa Peterson and her escort, tiny Stephen Thomas. f Usa nwMels a dress by Joseph Love, a white nylon taffeta print under dress with sheer pink nylon otfer j dress. Her perk, flower trimmed sraw hat, nylon gloves and bag by Hansen add the glowing touch- - She will really be stepping out in fashion with litUe Stephen who models .this iTwigling washable Eaton suit,' a must for Spring, with yellow jacket and brown pants ana maicnjngai. ine wwie stun, mai matcnes nis atture is extra but a must for a well 10-2- 0 -- FASHION BALCONY 3 |