The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 25, 1982, Spring Fashion Guide, Page Page 2, Image 6
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BY LEZLIE WALLACE
They say that clothes
can make a woman. That
may be true, but consider
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an outfit. One notable accessory
can make the difference
in a woman's apperance!
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any woman. Not only can
jewelry make a woman look
like a million dollars, it can
make her feel like it too!
Petite gold chains are a
welcome addition to any
wardrobe. Necklaces, which
can be layered, look nice in
casual situations as well as
formal ones. Gold bracelets
also give a dainty or petite
look to a woman. These look
especially nice with the
feminine look in clothes this
season.
Women can be in store for
long drop earrings this
season. Some dangle and
some are heavier. Most
earrings will dangle from
one to four inches below the
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this season is the
wide belt. While metalic and
gold belts are still acceptable,
various colors are
now popular as well. Most
will tie around the waist. The
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main thing to remember and
notice about belts this year is
their width.
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with some exceptions when
it comes to your eyes. Most
makeup experts agree that
the rose and coral colors are
in for lips and cheeks, with
some suggesting darker or
brighter colors for your lips.
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makeup suggest light pastel
colors, like liflht blue, lilac.
coral, mauve, violet and
saffron-yellow. Others insist
that bronze, gold and brown
are the colors to use.
Even with eyeliner there is
some disagreement. Some
insist that violet, orchid or
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designed to correspond with
the clean, cool, soft spring
fashions. Many were
designed with the nautical
look kept in mind.
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Outfit is to wear the wrong
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can remain comfortable
with flat shoes. Most of the
shoes in style this spring go
well with peasant skirts and
others blend in perfect with
anv nautical outfit.
"Ballet" slippers and the
flat espadrilles can be
fashionably worn with all the
peasant skirts. The red and
blue flat canvas shoes are
meant for nautical outfits.
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carefully considered when
choosing your spring wardrobe.
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