Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ashion & -4i t Q' * A Football - Winn =. . . . Flanked by two of the huskiest players on Bass' team, Garnet Doggette is ready for the big contest to begin in a powder blue suede suit by Lady Hathaway. The ensemble is given a finished look with the pale blue Lady Hathaway blouse. The collorless jacket is made on straight tailored lines, and the skirt, though straight, is very slightly "A" shaped to give it that dressed up-sporty look. The admiring glance of number 61 is caused by the cut-away jacket of Miss Eleanor Hall's suit. It's got to be love when you're dressed to kill in this salt and pepper suit which, without the jacket, can be worn as a simple sheath. The buckle on the jacket is the only I A1 R 1 L I 1 A added ornament to the basic suit. Stolen from the gentlemen, the lines of our ensemble were made to show you off at your best. When the Mexican plaid shawl is added to an American football game the only answer is a Touchdown. We're sure that's not all you'll score in this three piece outfit worn by Regina Galgano. What could be more inspiring to a player than a girl in an outfit like this. The jersey blouse is mated to a plaid pleated skirt by a leather belt. For finishing touches, a stole is draped around our model's shoulders, with a handsome gridiron gladiator at her side. After the game, when all the crowds have gone, our three models congratulate their favorite players and show them that their new clothes and the winning score have made the game complete. Clodhes courtesy of Belk's and Lourie. Foot ball players courtesy of Coach Bass. Sing core IA - - - - - - -- I S