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Show Fabric Stylist Appears In Cedar City An unusual type of fashion show la to be presented by Miss Mary Omen, well known fabric stylist and fashion consultant for the J. C. Penney Company, on May 7, at 8:30 p.m. at the Parka Theatre. O. J. Beasley, manager of the Cedar City J. O. Penney Company store, announced an-nounced today that the showing Includes In-cludes costumes forecasting the spring and summer styles for sport, business and formal occasions. All costumes In this show are made from Advance Patterns and J. C. Penney Company's fabrics. In discussing these new styles with Miss Omen, she mentioned many new highlights of fashion that will be of Interest to all women. She said, "The keynote to Spring and Summer fashions Is usefulness. This means becomlngness that can stand many long hours of hard wear. Clothes are basically simple with the right touch to give individuality. individual-ity. For Instance, a dress may be very simply designed for all purpose wear, but with the addition of an unusual accessory, the costume may be transformed into high fashion. When the accessory is removed, the dress is again fundamental In the wardrobe. "For general wear its suits, suits, suits! They may be woolIn tailored or dressmaker typesor two-piece dresses that look like and can be worn as suits. The 'P3uedo Suit a dress with its own Jacket comes into its own along with the ensemble en-semble with short Jacket or long coat. "It Is especially Important now, and becoming Increasingly so, to plan harmonious 'go-togethers' in a wardrobe. When properly planned, every Item can do triple duty so that a few pieces combine effectively effective-ly will give you a suitable costume for every sort of occasion. At least 50 combinations are the result of the careful planning of seven costumes cos-tumes In our Fabric Fashion Show. "By far the most important fashion fas-hion note is color. It may be gay and cheerful, or subdued and restful. rest-ful. It may be used as a 'pick up.' This season it may be almost any color that pleases you most. Especially Es-pecially good are the South American Ameri-can colors with green, yellow, purple, pur-ple, warm tans, and neutral grey accented with red or bright green. Our own patriotic red, white and blue are seen as favorites, as well as navy and pursuit blue. Turquoise Tur-quoise too is especially effective when combined with yellow or brown." Miss Omen says that any women with high fashion standards and little money to spend can have the kind of wardrobe she will really enjoy. This can be done by understanding under-standing fashion, by knowing what is becoming to her and by learning how to achieve the "professional details" In the clothes she makes. Local groups and clubs throughout through-out Iron County will have an opportunity op-portunity to see and hear Miss Omen's Show and suggestions. Her scheduled appearences are at the Parks Theatre, 8:30 pjn Thursday and at the Branch Agricultural College Col-lege Saturday morning at 10:30. |
