color, balancing the intensity of colors displayed in fashions,
and highlighting a femininity for
menswear look.

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Make-up bursts with color

IN A WORD, the fashion
news for fall and winter is

color. From the lively new
brights against black to
classic reds, yellows and
plaids, this season’s  war-

drobe will be far from just a
replay of autumn leaf shades.

‘To balance the color in-
tensity of fashion, make-up
shades will express a new pas-
sion this fall,’* says Virginia
Haigh, a make-up specialist.

Taking their cues from the
international fashion design
trendsetters, fall shades for
eyes, cheeks, lips and nails
are shot through with gem-
hike brilhance.

Whether worn with the
daring day-glow accents
making fashion headlines, or
the dark neutrals of
menswear inspired designs.
these make-up colors have
enough drama to stand up to
any of fashion’s strong
statements this fail.

Colors on the face will har-
monize completely with one
another, but with an intensity
that adds mystery, interest
and imagination to a
woman's face, Haigh says.

A fively combination of
jewel tones promises to make
eyes the most important
feature. The shades are clear
and true, creating a palette of
contrast and variety.

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Cheek color is vibrant —
just one step beyond what
nature intended — to balance
the color elsewhere on the
face.

The new lip colors and
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clear and sophisticated. Amd
matching lips and nails are an
indispensable par of any
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Gloves, too, are an impor-
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Both fashion and make-up
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page A27 and A28 in this
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