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Show Friday, September n It l fNI i rs and trend-setterbeauty tips and exercise. 4 venmg i 1? tit 1 1 t "Fall 1985 is a season that expresses all my passions, expectations and anticipations. What I believe in now - Page s, o Q THE HERALD, Provo, L'Uh, Latest fashion trends ushiout 141 6. 1985 as always a f , ') ) are clothes that glorify a woman, that make her look and feel better and enhance her every aset. Over the years, I have always stuck to that philosophy," said Luis Estevet, who is introducing his new Estevet collections which includes a couture line and a quality dress line. it Estevez has been dressing some of the world's most glamorous, beautiful and elite women on the international social, political and entertainment scene for three decades. His FallWinter 7 ( colelction will emphasize dressy evening wear looks featur-- . architectural ing 1985 ( I s, silhouettes in the most luxurious fabrics available and sportswear with polished to perfection de- tails. "Basically, my collection has an evening sport feeling to it with tailored silhouettes in luxury fabrics for women who want clothes that can go from the afternoon into the evening or to the theater," says Estevez, who stresses that his colelction is made in America at his factories in Los Angeles. Estevez concentrates on luxurifabrics throughous, out the collection with a preference for unusual fabric mixes and silk velvet used as trim. His choices: the finest wools in flannel, gabardine, jersey, faille, ottoman and crepe and silks in eharmeuse, crepe, velvet, lame and satin. Important accents include lace and embroidery as well as fur trims in sable and natural silver fox. The color story for FallWinter 1985 is a vibrant palette in shades of emerald green, purple, scarlet, shocking pink, cobalt blue, winter coral, taupe and gray, all combined with black. Estevez favors vivid combinations of navy mxied with emerald and red mixed with purple as well as his signature black and white combinations. For FAL1 '85 Estevez believes "Ensemble Dressing" phisticated separates in luxe in Us -' sofa- - Aaron Models Furs .v . - e homerun king Hank Baseball's ATLANTA, UPI Aaron seems a little perplexed as to what he should do next as he takes part in a recent fashion show wearing a $10,000 fur coat. The show, billed as "The World's 10 Finest Furs" from the Avanti collection, featured Aaron along with models wearing more than $800,000 in various types of furs. purple silk jacquard pleated flange dress, shocking pink w ool double breasted jacket and a black silk crepe gown are part of the 1985 FallWinter Luis Estevez collection. A shaping, rather than strictly defined. Other evening looks include draped jersey evening columns that are strapless, one shoulder or off the shoulder short and long cocktail dresses with intersting plunges in both front and back and sportswear redefined for evening in luxurious fabric combinations of cashmere and eharmeuse, silk satin and wool, silk ottoman and lame mixed with velvet and extravagent beading patterns superbly tailored into bricaitons and modern feminine silhouettes that work together as well as on their own. Another important trend throughout the collection is Evea group of ning Glamour" exquisite evening entrance makers that glorify the female form. The important silhouette for Fall Winter '85 is the draped torso, either at the waist, the mid" riff, at the side or twisting around the body to create an elongated silhouette. The emphasis is at the shoulder flowing into a slim fluid line through the body with the waist suggested through shirts. For daytime Estevez loves his "Ladies Who Lunch" comple- - Model Teaches Social Graces By HEATHER McGREGOR Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Anne ASPE, Colo. (AP) Oliver believes you have to know-al-l the rules before you break them. Oliver, director of one of the country's few finishing schools, students the teaches her teen-ag- e intricacies of formal situations they're likely to encounter with their wealthy families. "When they go to tea over and over, every day, it builds up their They know what to do. when to do it. Their manners will be innate, they'll be from the heart." said Oliver. "Etiquette is really simply being kind, knowing a few more details to make things run more smoothly," she said. For $1,800 tuition, plus air fare to Aspen, she offers a session to 26 teen-ag- e girls. - but this year moved the summer school to Aspen, for the resort town's cultural offerings, natural surroundings and retreat atmos- more to being a lady than having nice things," Mcintosh said. For the students, who arrive nervous and depart with deep friendships, Oliver's approach is far from what they expect. They are bound to make mistakes, especially at the' dinner table, so she corrects them quietly and positively. phere. Oliver relies on three college students, a professional French teacher and local experts to teach her curriculum. Patty Mcintosh, an English education major at the University of Georgia, teaches a class in inner voice. "It's basically getting in touch with yourself and gets them to run their waters a little deeper," she said. "Otherwise, they could develop the mentality of. I'm upset, I'll go buy a fur coat.' There's a lot Jenifer Gould, 17, of Dallas, said she was serving a dish using her right arm when Oliver whispered in her ear, "It would be easier to use your other arm. but that's just a secret between you and me." Oliver's style "doesn't make you feel foolish." Gould said. menting them with refined, polished daytime dresse sin silk, jersey and wool crepe and gabardine. Updated versions of the classic coatdress. pleated shirt-dres- s and chemise make big news. "Today's woman is assertive without being aggressive, sexy without being conceited," says Estevez. "Her elegance and refinement make others aware of her when she enters a room. She is not afraid of being feminine and takes pride in dressing for r..jn. These are the women my clothes are designed for." Secretaries Convention - . During the convention, Linda H. Dufty, of Midland. Mich., was selected 1985-8- 6 International Secretary of the Year. ht CARIBBEAN CRUISE room," and fine wines. Oliver tries to teach her students more than they'll probably ever need to know, so they'll feel Enjoy 7' nights aboard beautiful the one-piec- dress e NCL Cruises in the Includes round trip "Anne White" look when the look, rather than the shirt and skirt weather turns a little bit cooler. He thinks we should watch for players to wear the body, suit with the addition of a skirt that will be color and design coor- style that has been very popular over the past few years. Andrea Temesvari, one of the "Golden Girls" on the Virginia wrap-aroun- d Slims World Championship Series e cotton skimmer wore a that featured a design of horizontal bands of green, red and yellow stripes oin a crisp white background when she captured the U.S. Clay Court Championships earlier this month. During the Indidnapolis stop on the Virginia Slims tour, Kate Gom-per- t, who upset top seeded Manue-l-a Maleeva, chose a softly draped wrap dress created of white banlon knit with soft pink trim. Anne White may have started this fashion revolt when she appeared in her infamous white body stocking at this year's Wimbledon. Many are predicting that Anne will dinated. Martina Navratilova, who is still sporting the shirt and matching shirt look, has an entirely coordinated line of clothing designed for her by Puma. The Puma "Martina" colelction features a chevron inset across the top and is color coordinated with matching panties, matching trim 1 on her Thor-L- o socks and matching stripes in her Puma sneakers. The Virginia Slims of Utah will be Sept. at the Canyon Racquet Club, 7350 Wasatch in Salt Lake City. For ticket information, call the tournament office at 9-- DOT Mfl FRIDAY, SATURDAY AED f." 01 DAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 7 & 9, 1985 A SELECT GROUP OF SOFAS AND QUEEN ANNE CHAIRS AS LOW AS 1 99.001 Caribbean. airfare from Salt take City. $ comfortable in any circumstance. "They take to it like ducks to water," she said. For example, what do they do when offered a cup of tea and small plate of delicacies while standing? Q VA Per Person Double Uccupancy tg..! fmf tf t Manhattan Sectional r.r $699 EUROPEAN GRAND TOUR 21 Days. Package includes round trip airfare from Salt take. Hotel, Escorted Tour and most meals. Travel now and take advantage of a strong dollar It's awkward to have both t of played the week before the Virginia Slims tour stops in Salt Lake City. Ted Tinling, Virginia Slims Director of International Liaison, expects to see a variation of the GUW TOUR WEST TRAVEL EXPRESS boardroom and the drawing hands occupied and impdssible to drink the tea, so Oliver demonstrates how to grip the saucer between thumb and forefinger, tuck the small plate between the other fingers and clasp a napkin above the pinky. It's a graceful position but a difficult trick, one of hundreds Oliver teaches in her goal of making her students "whole, radiant human beings." She emphasizes five points: personal beauty, visual poise, so cial graces, aesthetic awareness and personal synthesis. These create the package of a a package "presented person in a manner that someone would want to open that package and know more about you," she said. Oliver's package is cool, exquisite, proper but tolerant. The former fashion model and fashion director for Saks Fifth Avenue in Atlanta sees her latest career of directing the finishing school as a natural evolution. She first located in Taos, N.M., return jJ Morning-to-nigactivities at L'Ecole des Ingenues range from tennis and yoga to classes in wear something similar, if not the same striking white body suit that had Fleet Street reporters calling it the "naked white statue" look, at the U.S. Open. The Open will be SALT LAKE CITY When the Virginia Slims of Utah gets underway at the Canyon Racquet Club next month, you will have a chance to witness what many are calling a revolution in women's tennis fashions. Today many of the players on the women's tennis tour are thinking "feminine and frilly." Recent tournaments have brought on a in "7? U 14-d- serving formal meals, posture, conversation, French pastries and art appreciation. For the first time, she's offer$1,500 course for ing a young executives, with extra instruction on "social graces in the Fashion Revolution Hitting Virginia - Slims Tennis Tour one-piec- CaroLOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) lyn S. Hayes of Kokomo, Ind., was installed as president of Professional Secretaries International at the association's 40th annual convention held in Louisville. She previously served PSI International as treasurer, first vice president and president-elect- all-tim- aboard. '2070 per person double occupancy 'l?Sr. li'an Francico;: VSC2 2 Piece AngU fa ' "' $825 Queen Anne Chair $210 SAN FRANCISCO Clam Chowder, Sourdough Bread and sea breeze are your thing. Tour West and Western Airlines have a deal for you. Includes 2 Night's Hotel and round trip airfare from Salt take. 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