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@Stylish conservatism
sparked by some innovative
styling marks menswear for
spring 1982, according to the
Men’s Fashion Association.
‘The changes that have taken
Place in suits are subtle but
significant. While many of the
Standard grays, blues, tans
and browns retain their basic
hues, those colors in many
instances have been given
greater depth by the use of
mixture colors in the yams.
Soft olives, favorites of 30
ye ago, have been revived
and offer an interesting alter-
native, : eens

Suit developments

Another development:in
suits that will please many is
the return to popularity of
‘wash and wear constructions.
Those featherweight, easy-
care garments are indeed a
boon during the humid, sticky -
days of summer, and their cost
is So low that the average fel-
low can‘afford several to see
him through the Dog Days.

For fellows who dote on
pure luxury there will be .100
Percent worsted tropical fab-
tics, For those who are seek-
ing luxury plus press retention
there are excellent blends of
Polyester/worsted and, for
those men who need durability
at a low price, there are 100
percent polyesters that closely
emulate the more expensive
cloths.

While solid colors hold a

high place in the array of sum-
mer suits, stripes continue to
among the most wanted
pavers ‘They range from
airlines through pin stripes,
pencil stripes,. chalk stripes,
cluster stripes, as well as vari-
colored and broken stripes.
‘The ground shades range from

summery pastels to executive _

blues and black.
Fashion staples

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__ Alternatives in color, fabric
highlight spring menswear

eral, years ago, and they are
very easy. to accessorize,

‘The linen and silk looks are
almost staples now, and cur-
rently they are available in
pattems as well as in‘ solid
shades. Some of those fabric
decorati ch as hers

ing-
bones and self-effects ae
achieved in the weaving and
have an element of depth.
Choices of ‘suit. models

body tracing varies. from the
gilts fitted designer suits to

je moderately shaped con-
servative and traditional ver-
sions.

Shoulders vary

Shoulders are square in the
designer models, soft in the
conservative models and natu-
ral in the traditionals. :

If one is a fashion leader,
one may seek out the revived
double-breasted styles... Vests
continue to exert tof
appeal, especially among
young men.

. ort coats for spring,
1982, are'‘probably the most
attractive ever di .

descri

tion, as they utilize blends of .

as many as six or eight hues in
a single fabric.

be said

men's wear is beautiful in the
way that a handsomely col-
ored tie is beautiful.

From subtle to bold
The fabrics used in those

lones:
0 thet

carry clear, cris sharp!
defined pattems. %

are currently
1+ naturally,

. “Blazer fabrics
include virtually every cloth
woven for warm weather
wear, ~

New slacks

Summer slacks range from.
medium to light in colors, and
this year the fabric selections
are greater than ever. Every-
thing from pure worsteds to

, Pure cottons, including blends
of natu and man-made

and linen looks, not to men-
tion scersuckers and poplins,
constitute the new offerings.

Business shirts for sprin;
- will be distinguished by a new
touch of elegance. This is
readily seen in the increased

looks in some of the dressier
concepts.

Pastels popular

Pastels continuc to be popu-
lar shirt colors, appearing as
solids, and in stripes and

+ checks on both white and col-
- red grounds.

Another indication of the
move to elegance in shirts is a
reawakening of interest in
french cuffs.

‘The pastel look also extends
to the usually staid traditional
shirts, where button-downs
will appear in soft mauve and
lavenders as well as in the
usual blues, pinks, yellows

| \ and stone tones.

Those looking for comfort-

plus will en ¢ batiste and -
gher feat weight fabric
rts.

Sport shirts for the coming
Season vary from the most
classic and traditional to some
that are very innovative.

Once again, India Madras
will be among the most popu-
lar woven fabrics and the new

te the pastels.
1 of the new India

Spectrum of colors

Color in sport shirts covers
the entire spectrum. ere.
are, of course, a lot of the new
pastels, and there is no lack of
medium and bright. shades,
either,

Fine tailoring

AN AIR OF ELEGANCE is apparent in this finely tailored
business suit from Pietrovanni. Its clean lines of 100 per-
cent cotton have an added depth of color, created by twist-
ing two shades of yarn together. For spring; 1982.

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_ Men's fashions boast variety for spring -

‘There is also a trend to col-
oring sport shirts to comple-
ment the prevailing colors
in other sportswear. For in-
Stance, there are colorings
especially Prepared to go with
such shades as navy bluc,
khaki and Kelly green.

elit to ihe trend Indeess

iy ite afew [res
are trimmed with either white
or khaki collars, x

Uncollared look

seasons ago is back: again,
revived as part of a European
influence.

Among the novelties are
some wing coll rts.
and casual shirts with pleated
“tuxedo bosoms.’* Fouitted
spi _
tant place in fashion, and they
range from the classic inter-
tock knits (many of which
carry ‘‘designer’’ logos) to
mesh types,

While bright colors are still

* big, there will be a strong infu

sion of pastels, as well as any
number of styles with horizon-
tal stripes and novelty collar
treatments. t
There isa host’ of outfits
created specifically for rac-
jorts, and the current
to have coordinated

‘The same applies to jogging

"outfits. An old pair of shone

and a sweatshirt or T-shirt no
longer fills the bill.
Swimwear is both colorful
and practical, Trunks vary
from the briefest bikinis to
boxer styles, and cover-ups
range from knitted pullovers

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to cabana jackets,
Lightweight sweaters
Cotton sweaters continue to

found in suits, but there is a
new look that has the jacket
slightly longer in back and the
back is contoured with curv-
ing seams,

There is also a strongly
growing trend to use the clas-
sic cutaway coat with stri
trousers as well as the less for-
mal stroller for daytime wed-

Formal wear

For tuxedos and tailcoats,
the wing collar shirt vies with
the fol

Nelson Daily News, Wed., Mar. 31, 1982—3

Color palette changes

The color palette for men's
fashions has undergone a sig-
nificant transformation in
recent years. What was once
considered to be standard suit
fare — conservative blue or

fet
becoming a thing of the past.
Inits place, as fashions for
spring ‘82 indicate, is a wide
range of both subtle and strik-

ing colors in both traditional
and outlandish mixes. A bu:

ies, in par-
dcular, have keyed in to the
new color sense, offering a
variety and playfulness thatis
a refreshing change in direc-
tion for men’s fashions.

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