C4 - Wednesday, December 14, 1983 - North Shore News

Gl fashion

THE OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
OF LONDON DRUGS

PRICES

CAN'T BE
BEAT?

THE OPTICAL DEPT. OF
LONDON DRUGS WILL MEET
OR BEAT THE ADVERTISED

PRICE OF ANY OPTICAL

COMPANY LOCATED ON THE
NORTH SHORE.

IF YOU DON’T BUY FROM US .
YOU’LL PROBABLY PAY TOO MUCH!

OLE Bing

THE OPTICAL DEPT. OF
LONDON DRUGS

INSIDE LONDON DRUGS |

2032 LONSDALE AVE. 987-2264

NEWS photo Terry Peters
DRESSED IN A BIG way, the model shows-off a full blouse
with lots of gathers, and skirt belted and gathered at the
waist. The grey cape and hat give the finishing touches for a
classic, yet sporty look.

SAFEWAY

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CHRISTMAS
DAY

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BOXING
DAY

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SAPEWAY CHRISTMAS
SFIOPPING HOURS

By DIANE RAPSKE

It was a fashion ‘‘show’’ in
true sense of the word. ‘‘New
York, New York’’ held at
Richards on Richards club in
Vancouver, was more than
just a display of fashion wear
but a program of music,
dance and color, choreo-
graphed to reveal the excite-
ment of the latest in clothing
and hair styles for men and
women.

Following the theme sug-
gested by the title, the show
began with a glimpse of what
men and women are wearing
in business, and where else do
you look for the latest styles
but in one of the business
capitals of the world — New
York.

Models
talent for

their
they
snappy
suits and double
breasted raincoats and
women’s sleek skirt/vest
combinations. The V.I.P.
Shoppe Ltd., Brandee &
Wine Apparel for Men,
Neto, and Pappas Furs
Designers Ltd. were all par-
ticipants in the evening
assisted by the Hair Unique
Hair Design which gave new
insights into hair styling for
1984.

A sudden change in
lighting and music set the
mood for Roya, stylist at
Hair Unique, to create one of

displayed

dance as
presented men’s
business

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A show of shows

her specialities, before the
audience. As one ‘‘butterfly’’
moved gracefully over the
stage, showing a hair style of
wild, wooly curls at the fore-
head and hair smoothed back
into two large rolls in the
nape of the neck, Roya swift-
ly transformed the other
‘‘butterfly’’ from curlers to
shining glory. The ‘‘but-
terflies’’ had left their co-
coons. And emerged with a
beautiful new hair style.

Volume is the key to this
year’s hairstyles, reflecting
the over all look of the free
and natural feeling. Hair is
being worn full of curls and
well below the shoulders. It’s
weight makes it sway allur-
ingly to the rhythm of a
woman’s long, bold strides.
Shorter hair is worn wild and
full. No need to carry a comb
— unruly curls are not to be
tamed.

In contrast, men’s
hairstyles are neat and swept
off the face. They are made
to look soft, yet smoothly
sculptured.

Leathers were the even-
ing’s favorites for both men
and women’s wear.
Pant/bomber jacket com-
binations with no color to
relieve the darkly exciting
black on black, are light and
comfortable in English
domesticated lambskin. A
black pant ensemble with
slashes of mustard yellow is