29 - Sunday, Svptember 29, 1985 - North Shore News

FALL ATTITUDES 85

Specialty cuts for men,
Clipper Cuts & Flat Tops
cuts for women too

Guido Hair Design

1725 Lonsdale, N. Van. ‘988-2621 my

WHEN THE first shivers of fall appear, spunky Rachel
will be ready in a Miss Orly outfit from J.P. Activewear.
‘Pants, $49.99, and jacket, $69.99, are double fined for
warnath and comfort. She gets a shot of glimmer around
the neckwith a striped lurex scarf, $25, from Coriander
Boutique.

| from Finland

assorted colors in

Classic pump is
fashion must

THE BIG news in women’s dy remain fall classics.
footwear for fall is the pump. With the wide selection be-
; Plain or fancy, low or high, ing offered, shoe ‘shopping
Le? pumps are making an ex- looks to be fun business for
ny ‘citing fashion statement this fall '85.

season.

While the basic closed-in
shoe remains forever in
vogue, various design treat-
ments and stylings are now
popular.

Angorette, Angel
Hair & Brush & Spix
and’more

European knitting
& Handicrafts

Interesting features

“Draping, pleating, bows,
cutouts and ankle straps all
add interest,’’ says shoe

a buyer Bill Wyatt. “And a
a very key silhouette this
season is the closed back and
open toe.’’

For trendier tastes, lace is
being . shown, often over
metallic textures for a new
look. In evening wear,
rhinestones and glitter re-
main popular.

Heel heights are a matter
of personal choice. From sen-
sible flats to high spikes,
there’s a shoe for everyone.

Colors for Fall
According to Wyatt, Eine wy Ts eae ; oP a bi 7 “Vancouver's. best.
Dutch boy blue, signal red ; : Lo : ae f re “, : oo, “secret is out.
and charcoal grey are the § oo ££ UR a oo _ : oof. ; me
season’s freshest looking col- we
ors, while black and burgun-