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SEPT. 24-Fashions from Boboli
will be featured ac this shaw in the
Four Seasons’ fall fashion series.
The fashion tea begins at 3 p.m.
in the garden lounge. Tickets cost
$12.50. Reservations are available
by calling 689-9333. extension,
6306.

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SEPT. 24-The Western Canadian
Designers and Fashion Association
is presenting an informative even-
ing on fashion highlights. The
guest speaker will discuss Your
Own Business Enterprise and the
evening will include the designers,
Lea Chu and Catherine Regehr.
For information cali 689-7677.

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SEPT. 26-Fall Fashions 9: at Le
Meridien will feature the latest
from Compliment Fashions in
North Vancouver. Starting with
dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the show
at 8 p.m., the evening costs $38
per person. Tickets are available
at 150 West 15th St. or call 988-
2096.

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SEPT. 27-Leone presents An
Evening at La Seala. a fainion
fundraising event ai ive Sinclair
Centre for Unicef. Following the
show there will be a short auction,
featuring several unique items
such as an walk-on part on the
McGyver television series. Tickets
for this black-tie event cost $75
and are available at Leone in the
Sinclair Centre or call 683-1132 to
order.

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SEPT. 28-30-In Stitches Sewing
Needlework and: Crafts seminar
and show is expanding. to three
days of workshops, displays and
seminars this year. Held at the
Robson Square conference centre,
In Stitches expects more than 100
booth exhibitors. For more in-
formation call Lisa Julson at
538-7444.

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SEPT. 29-Champagne Taste is
holding a fashion show and tun-

FASHION FILE

cheon. Tickets cost $25 for the
show which will be held at the
boutique in) Garrow Bay, 6223
fmperial Ave. For reservations,
call 921-6555.

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SEPT. 30-Presented by Bethel #9
of the International: Order of
Job's Daughters, the Fall) Into
Fashion, A Show for All Seasons
will be held 2 p.m. at Cheers Res-
taurant, 125 East 2nd St., North
Vancouver. For ticket informa-
tion, call 922-0928,

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OCT. 3-The Truce Club is holding
a luncheon fashion show featuring
Rosemary Reid at Hy's Mansion.
There will be a ono-host bar at
11:30 and the luncheon at 12:15
p.m. For tickets and reservations,
call 922-3690 or 921-6108.

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OCT. 5-The Robson Square Fes-
tival of Fashion, Food and Design
is a sale and show of the latest
trends in fashions, food and
design. This year the festival's
theme villages will bring together
Pacific Northwest designs and
products. For further information,
call 684-7167.

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OCT. 15-Image consultant Robert
Pante, author cf Dressing to Win:
How to Have More Money,
Romance and Power in Your Life,
will be speaking at the Meridien
Hotel. This international speaker
will choose people from the au-
dience for a complete makeover.
Sponsored by the Nerth Shore
News and Heatheringtons, tickets
cost $50 and include a hot and
cold buffet. Tickets are available
at the News, 1139 Lonsdale Ave.,
North Vancouver or at Heather-
ingtons, 2008 Park Royal South.

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OCT. 25-The North Shore
Counselling Centre is presenting
the Fabulous Fall Fashion Show
with fashions by Margareta. Held
at the West Vancouver Yacht
Club, 5854 Marine Drive, there

Femininity returns

THE AUTUMN and winter "90
collection of Alexon draws its in-
spiration from the rich themes of
babushka, Blenheim, Beaulieu and
brocade.

The emphasis is on premium
fabrics, cut and style, with shapes
that are tailored yet softly struc-
tured to emphasize the re-
emergence of feminine dressing.

Camel, grey and ivory are
highlighted with touches of fac-
quer red. Fuchsia mingles with
chartreuse, royal purple and navy.

To capture the rich feel for
autumn, Alexon is introducing a
new color theme into the range.
Shades of truffle coordinate

beautifully with contrasting tones -
of petrol and old rose. :
Longer, generously cut coats in

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for fall ’°90 lineup

rich fabrics are designed to keep
out the winter chill.

This season’s classic coat is a
long, sleek, swing back style with
raglan sleeve in traditional colors
of black or camel.

A vivid red double breasted
coat with wide velvet collar and
buttons lends a cossack touch to
the collection.

An alternative look to the struc-
tured business suit this season, is a
long full skirt teamed with a mat-
ching shirt and short fitted jacket.
Notable jacket styles include a
cropped or long-line double
breasted shape with unusual but-

_tons and cuff detail.

Knitwear also plays an impor-
tant role this year.
See Evening page 16

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will be an I] a.m. coffee show
and a 2:30 p.m. afternoon tea
show. For information, call 926-
5495,
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NOV. 1b-Salon 90 i. a consumer
hair, skin and nail expos.tion held
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the
PNE‘s food building. More than

30 of Vancouver's hair salons will
be taking part as well as estheti-
cians and nail technicians. Ad-
vanee tickets cost $8 and $i2 at
the door. For information call
298-6142.
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NOV. 20-The’ Changing Sithou-
etter A Short History of Costume

is @ course on the history of fash-
ion and how the clothes we wear
relate to our socio-economic
times. Muara Gottler, a theatrical
costume designer at the UBC
theatre department, will present
the course wHich runs six Tues-
days, Oct. 16 to Nov. 20

For information, call 222-5273.

Are you ready te be the best you can be? If so, join che North Shore
News and Heatheringtons Octoher (5 for an unforgettable evening
of fashion and fun with internationally known image consuleant
Robert Panté. This seminar, designed especially for women will help
you achieve success in your personal and professional life.

AN EVENING WITH
IMAGE CONSULIANT _

ROBERT PANT

Robert is a straight-forward, electrifying speaker
who has appeared on numerous national talk shows.
He is the author of the best-selling book Dressing
to Win: How to Have More Money, Remance and

Power in Your Life.

Robert will do makeovers on members of the
audience. Using volunteers from the audience, he
will reach all seminar attendees exactly how they
can give themselves a new look. He also helps che
audience find out what stops them from looking
and dressing their best.

WHAT: An evening with Image Consultant Robert Panté;
introduction by Toby Silverton and Bev McLagan,
Registered Clinical Counsellors.

WHEN: Monday, October 15, 6-9:30 p.m.

6 p.m. Hot & coid buffer, no-host bar
7 p.m. sharp: Seminar begins
WHERE: MERIDIAN HOTEL
845 Burrard Street, Vancouver

PRICE: $50°PER PERSON

Seating is limited. Get your tickets now! Your ticket is redeemable

for a $50 credit toward any purchase at Heatheringtons after the

seminar.

TICKETS AVAILABLE: AFTER SEPT. 21

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