The longer,
the better
this spring

SPRING ‘93 promises to be a
reflection of the times — basic
and practical in both fashion and
jewelry collections.

The long skirt, which was popu-
lar during the fall, will become
even stronger this spring.

While short skirts will not be
totally abandoned, designers like
Calvin Klein and Mondi are
featuring silhouettes that are long,
loose and flowing.

Jewelers should suggest long
gold chains, beaded necklaces and
strands of pearls to best accent
this look.

After the highly successful
menswear-for-her invasion this
past fall, pants will continue to be
visible in most collections.

Consumers are expected to bs
looking for more economical
buys, purchasing pant suits and
pant separates with loose, fluid
trousers that work for either day
or night.

Jewelry styles show more varie-
ty to complement this season’s
fashions.

Lariat, graduated strands and
convertible necklaces, including
necklace and bracelet ‘combina-
‘tions, pins and pendants, and re-
versible pieces, are very popular.

Colors for spring collections
are as versatile as the clothes
themselves.

Neutral tones, such as beige,
tan, khaki and off-white, best ac-
cent the long, flowing trend,
maintaining a comfortable look.

Nautical options, from
Outlander and Simon Chang for
instance, are popular for a breezy,
relaxed appearance in both solids
and stripes.

THE FOLLOWING is a selection
of volunteer opportunities avail-
able through North Shore Com-
munity Services (NSCS).
VOLUNTEERS are needed to
help organizers hang paintings for
public art exhibits in West Van-
couver once a month. The hours
‘are from 9 a.m. to noon every
third Thursday of each month.
WORD PROCESSING | skills
are required by a: North Van-

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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

SHARP HAIA Design celebrated its third anniversary last
Sunday with a cut-a-thon in support of AIDS research at St.
Paul's Hospital. Here, stylist Bree Franske, of the North
Vancouver saton, gives five-year-old Rebecca Ramberg a

french braid.

Jewelry with features such as
unusual perforations or cutouts
and touches of enamel and col-
ored stone accems hold a multi-
purpose quality, which is par-
ticularly comparable with the

couver agency wishing to set up a
database for mailings. The hours
are flexible during weekday work
hours.

A RECREATION AID is
wanted to assist children with
disabilities during | outings. The
hours are flexible.

A MANDARIN SPEAKER is
needed to assist at a Capilano
fundraiser. The duties include
helping in the parcel check or

HELP THE HOMELESS:

Donate any old suit to the Central City

Mission and receive

$100 to $300 dollars

Towards the purchase of a new suit

« 50% off

-a custom-made suit

(Bring us your drycleaned suit and we will donate it to the
Central City Mission ~ one suit per customer)

Park Royal South Upper Level

sand-based hues of the long sil-

heuettes,

Strands of cultured pearls add
lustre as well, bringing elegance to
any outfit.

food fair. The hours are from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May
29.

A PUBLIC RELATIONS assis-
tant is wanted for a local ecology
centre. Help greet visitors, answer
questions about the centre, show
films, and perform some clerical
duties. The hours are flexible.

If you want to volunteer call
985-7138. NSCS is a member
agency of the United Way.

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