Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1963 University Daily Kansan Page
Ski Jackets, Hoods Fit Oread Winters
B-R-R-R, IT'S COLD. But Diane Green, Abilene sophomore, is warm enough in an insulated, reversible ski jacket complete with hood trimmed in silver fox. The inside of the jacket in solid light blue matches her stretch pants.
With the first whistle of Kansas wind and weather on campus, the layers and layers of clothing fashionable for women by national designers are custom-made for Mt. Oread.
Here at KU the hooded ski jacket and the sweater-over-sweater combination worn with elasticized stretch pants are warm enough for January ice skating at Potter's Lake. With the jacket off, the casual ensemble fits in perfectly with cocoa and singing around the fireside at the fraternity house or a Christmas-time tree-trimming party.
Chances are KU hill climbers will approve the higher topped boots this year. Often lined with fur, wool or synthetic pile, the snug-fitting boottops reach from just below the calf to just below the knee. The hussar or cavalry boots seem custom made for blizzard fighters. They come in "alligator" (stamped calfskin), shiny patent leather, smooth kid and rough-up suede.
This year's "layered look" adapts to skirts and jumpers for school wear as well as the more casual after-class change into slacks. A V-neck sweater in mohair or bulky wool blend over a turtleneck pull-under typify the "layered-look" and can be worn with box-pleated, A-lined, or slim skirts.
TOP THIS combination with an insulated ski jacket with fur-trimmed hood and the wind won't seem so sharp during the long walk down the hill from Lewis and Hashinger Halls and up to the campus.
In considering the "layered look" and popular leather trim (with suede elbow patches on sweaters), some fashion critics have accused women of competing with males for the rugged, sportive look. Women's fashions some say are merely imitations of men's sports jackets with suede gun patches, bulky and often turtle-necked sweaters.
VI 3-3644
735 Mass.
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7:00 p.m.-Admission 60c
Wednesday, Dec.4, 1963
Dyche Auditorium
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