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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Tuesday, September 26, 1967
Old clothes, imagination can create new fashions
By Peggy Haydon Special to the Kansan
Are you an individual?
Of course you are!
Then why not get in the swing of things and try dressing like you feel for a change.
Never before in fashion has the female had such an opportunity to be expressively herself. With the multitude of new and different styles for the coming season, combined with a good imagination, a KU coed can easily become unique and fashionable in her dress. The choice of styles is wide—so wide you could have a different look every day with very slight and inexpensive changes to last years' outfits.
Remember that tie your father never wears anymore? Try combining the tie with your old skirt and blouse, and for a little spice add some flashy opaque hose with Mary Jane shoes. You might even shorten your skirt a few inches.
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Is that A-line jumper gathering dust in your closet? Try a brightly colored T-shirt under it with a harmonizing color on your legs, and a chain belt slung around your hips.
Eugene F. Drzyciimski, KU assistant professor of business administration, is one of 10 U.S. university instructors of mortgage finance to receive a $1500 award from the Mortgage Bankers Association of America (MBA) this year.
The grant is for a three-week study of mortgage banking at Northwestern University. This is the second year for MBA's Faculty Fellowship Program.
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But, before you get started you should know there are rules even individuals follow.
A neat well-groomed look is of prime importance—a swinging outfit can fall flat with sloppy, unpolished shoes.
Be impeccable in your grooming. Hair fashions and make-up are in the spotlight this season with an emphasis on the clean,
shiny all-American look. Hair, whether worn very short or very long must be clean and lusterous. No matter what length it is, it should be worn close to the head—no more endless backcombing!
Experiment with make-up, but find the most natural and flattering tones of lipstick and eye make-up. Even though you may spend longer on your make-up
and wear more, you will have a healthy glow with the peach, brown and golden tones.
One of the most important rules which must be followed this season with the shorter skirts is the proper choice of hose, shoes and lingerie. Mini skirts can be very up-to-date and fashionable, but with the wrong type of hose or shoe will throw the look out of
proportion. Choose some of the easy and comfortable pantie-hose in flesh tones or wild colors and end up with a smart look low-heeled shoe. Remember your hemline is in the spotlight so keep it perfectly straight, and no pins please! What-ever look you choose, make sure the outfit is proportioned to your figure type and that it fits superbly.
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