Sunday,

FASHION FILE

December 2.

1990 -

NEWS photo Neil Lucente

A MODEL strolls as patrons brunch at a fashion show sponsored by the Fashion Linque in Loops Restau-

rant last weekend.

Blue Christmas look is back

GLAMOR, STYLE and elegance
are the magical accents of the
holiday season. What would the
holidays be like without the glint
of candlelight reflected in gleam-
ing tree ornaments?

For holiday '90, fashion experts
agree that the color of choice is
rich, deep and lustrous navy blue,
which is becoming just as impor-
tant as black for truly elegant

evening wear. Navy is the color
that stands for everything that’s
classic, timeless and traditional,

Here are some fun and spuarkl-
ing ways to get into the fashion
spirit of the holidays:

© Be a little traditional:
Christmas and Hanukkah are the
warmest family time of the year.
For these memorable festivities,
why not wear one of the beautiful

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quisite string of pearls.

® Be a little daring: New Year's
Eve parties are the best time to
show off your fabulous sense of
style. That sensational new navy
sequined bustier will win plenty of
admiring glances, and you'll really
bring out your spirit of adventure
with a splash of fragrance on

strategic pulse points.

© Be a little caring:
joy with the classic gift of
fragrance. In fact, many
fragrances come in sets which are
just right for stocking-stuffers or
under the tree.

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So put some excitement and
style in your holiday season with
the glamorous new navy fashions.

ASHHION FILE is a
weekly Sunday col-
umn. Jf your dusiness

or charity is) planning a
fashion show, send in your
information te the North
Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale
Ave., North Vancouver,
B.C. V7M 2H4.

ONGOING: Vancouver Museum
IS presenting a fashion-oriented
estibit called Panache: 200° years
of the Fashionable Woman. The
exhibit explores the socio-
economic history attached to the
costumes women have WOr ONC
the centuries. Fhe exhibit closes
Aug. 31, 1991. For more informa-
tion, call 736.-4431,

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DEC. &:) Champagne Taste in
Garrow Bay is hosting two cham-
Pagne luncheon fashion shows,
each from 14:30 a.m, to 1:30 pam.
For reservations, call 924-6558,
The show is held at 6223 [imperial
Ave, in West Vancouver.

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DEC. 1-82: Unique hand-screen-
printed shirts made by Starprint
Design Studio of North Van-
couver will be on sale at the
Lonsdale Quay Christmas Market
For more information, call ¥80-
4235,

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DEC. 3: The North Shore Chris-
tian Women's Club is sponsoring
a Christmas luncheon and fashion
show featuring fashions from
Champagne Taste. The luncheon
starts at noon at Gleneagles Golf
and Country Club, 6190 Marine
Drive, West) Vancouver.

The iuncheon costs $8.50

which includes babysitting if
needed. For reservations, call
Joan at 929-5076 or Sheila at

929-4808.
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DEC. 11: The Christmas Party of
the Western Canadian Designers
and Fashion Association will be
held at the New World Harbour-
side Hotel starting at 7:30 p.m.
The evening wiil include a fashion
show featuring several designers
with a special appearance by Ron
Leal, the senior designer for Mr.
Jax. Tickets are $25 per person
and can be picked up at the DFA
office, 503-518 Beatty Street,
Vancouver, or call 689-7677.

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