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Simple silhouettes made in natural

fibres like cotton and silk are

comfortable and versatile. Fall’s

exclusive collection at Lonsdale oe

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long narrow skirts, canvas jackets and wide pant

in shades of tobacco, mustard, burgundy, navy and black.
"Accessories are the key to making the line come together,"
saysWendt, showing slouchy cotton hats and whimsical
Banana Bob jewellery.

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latest Fall fashions from Lonsdale Quay Market Shops
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DRY DOCK CLOTHING COMPANY

Owner, Denise Caruana features the best of West Coast dressing —
sophisticated casual fashion in natural fibres
for the whole family. "Knits are a

leading look for fall. Versutile knit
leggings, big tunics and basic tees

from The Kettle Creek Clothing Co,

a Quay favourite, are the top pick for 3
“weekend wear. The Eagte’s Eye knits ¥

up whimsical sweaters decorated with ®
crests, plaids and animals in vibrant
cottons. Top it all off with u waterproof
oilskin jacket - perfect for Vancouver
weather." says Denise

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please mum

Fun and functional, please mum

ears top marks with both

parents and children. Parents

appreciate the cosy durable

fabrics and affordable prices

while kids love the bright colours

and trendy styles. Koo Koo Zoo is

a new line of vibrant striped and

floral demins in dresses to overalls.

Designed and manufactured with love

in Vancouver, please mum is known for

their commitment to "honest value at honest prices."
says manager Leslie Glasgow. Look for please mum’s bright new stoze.

ZULAIKA
ACCESSORIES

Jayni Pirani searches the worid for
exotic handcrafted jewellery and
accessories. "I alwarys look for some-
thing different," she says,"it could be
whimsical or very dramatic. There’s -
no one top trend for fall, it depends 4

on your style and personality." For

sterling silver from Indonesia and Mexico,

and semi -— precious stones from Peru. Don’t miss their exquisite 19th

century sterling silver jewellery from Nepal and Afghanistan.

CASANOVA

"Soft is the key word for fashion at

Casanova," says manager Sidney Lo.

"Fall is a very sophisticated season.”

Relaxed yet eleganz silhouettes

feature fingertip-length

jackets paired with

long lean skirts slit ro the

knee. Matching vests are

popular too. Colours are soft and

muted in natural shades of taupe, rust,

beige, steel grey and burgundy. "Accessories

are important to complete the look," notes Lo, showing long
necklaces or chokers, wide belts and soft oversized scarves.

J. GREGORY MEN’S APPAREL

Looking back over his 32 years experience in men’s
wear, Bill Van Unen has rarely been this excited
about fail fashion. “This season is spectacular.
Men’s fashien is a lot more fun and adventurous
than it was a few years ago." New looks at

]. Gregory start with rich colours in warm

earth tones with accents of plum and

olive. Pattern mixing pairs a check jacket

with a striped shirt and geometric print

tie. Leading trends include leather

bomber jackets, patterned sweaters,

and witty ties.

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