etast-m north shore news @ RASHION ifts mare right in style *S not hard to find nie gifts that appeal to a style seeker. For the poo! shark who is fas onsctous, there Dufterin’s Rainbow bithard cus. Crafted from hand-stained bird's-eye maple, the cue is available in six colors: cherry red, rose petal pink, emerald green, sapphire blue, royal purple and charcoal grey, with 3 cuc butt of black ebony. sis nota “chick cu or of marketing Mich more a worman’s cue than Saturn i car.” The colors have generic appeal. And while the cue’s fashionability may not make you & play better, having a personal cuc will, says Shea. “Having your own cuc equivalent to having your own putter,” be s sen tial to developing a consistent game.” The two ¢ cue sells for about $130 at n Game Room store A wave of nostalgia ior Frank Sinatra, mar- tinis and cigars has swept over the young social t, fuelling a lounge cra tor elegant evening atire. 2 n Pugh has come up with the ultimate sory: a smoking jacket in maroon, gold, , cranberry or emerald jacquard. Her satin-lined jackets are inspired by the savs Du woman's Photo Dutterin DUFFERIN’S Rainbow Cue will boost your style, if not your game. “20s and 730s, with shawl cof- lar, turned -t HS and sash. Prices start at $2 Pugh, who designs ander te label Grattiti Design, has a jacker on display at the Canadian Cigar Company in West Van. which is accepting special orders. Or call Pugh’ s studio dircetly at 306. 1908. Anvthing fauy fur will appeal toa fashion hound. Objects of Desire Designs offers accessories that are a little on the wiki pristinas stockings, potpourri sachets, n-tilled cushions, evening bags and come ina variety of animal prints: chinchilla, sable, sheared beaver, acelot, leap. ard, tiger and ja The lavende rts, $10, make useat stocking stuffers. “Phe fine’s PDawna McLean suggests tucking one ina sweater drawer (lavender is known to be a natural moth repellent). Or place the sachet on your night able where can enjoy the scent of lavender and benefit trom its calming prop- Carol’s of West Vancouver, located in Caulfeild Village, carries the cushions and kings. Maison V in Yaletown and Roxanne Nikki Haute Heuse in Gastown stock the purses. Aromaborealis on Hastings has the sachets. Or call MeLean’s studio at 602-0846 to place a If by Christm \ without a gift, vou may want to dial up Janet Helm at 988-17 The North Vancouver collector has par- layed a passion for funky vintage into a full- time career as gift consultant and personal we. She'll also arrange tec-ott srvations ora city tour for that out- sitor, But gift baskets are her forte. Helm will work with a budget from $25 te $500 to bring together gourmet food items ona West Coast theme like she did for Regis Philbin of Regis and Karhie Lee time during the TV host's visit to Whistler last Boxing Day, Or she'll turn an ice bucket into a host t by filling i with vintage martini shaker and lave She'll pilter from her own very substantial collection of “50s tunk. Or use her consider able Knowledge of the city’s shops and mar- kets to search out the perfect iit. And should vou require her services at the Lith hour, you won't be the first. Many a panicked spouse or harried cmplover has called her into last-minute action. She doesn’t mind. That's her business. “I love io shop. And this fs justified shopping,” savs Helm. 18 19 22 GRAFFITI Design’s smoking jacket in metallic jacquard cuts an elegant swath as evening attire yet works just as well as at-home loungewear. OBJECTS of Desire ensures that stock- ings are hung by the chimney with flair. Animal print stocking, evening bag and sachet are available at various locations. Sunday, December 21, 1997 — North Shere News — 19 The North Shore News will he closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day. Photo Ted Galvin