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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-04-09, Page 6Page 6 - Wrnghanr Advanee-Times, Thursday, April 9, 1964 THE TOUCH OF UPSWEPT LASHES makes your eyes look larger and more alluring, since more of the iris is revealed. And since now light is reflected from them your eyes look brighter. Curling is a boon to women who wear glasses as the lashes do not brush the lenses causing irritation and fogging. —Photo by Kurlash. Put Your Foot in a Sling This year, the fashionable woman has her foot in a sling. Pretty slings, sandals and low-cut pumps in supple light- weight leather are leading the fashion parade. The relaxed line and lady -like air of these graceful shoes are an integral part of '64 footwear styling, which teams perfectly with the new apparel for a complete "costume look". In pump or sandal, the sling- back has a spring-like delicacy. The sling's airy charms are available in a varied assort- ment of strap widths and forma- tions, and a diversity of leather textures. Slim but sturdy soles provide the foot support and balance so essential to a wil- lowy illowy walk. A note of caution: When choosing your shoes, look be - LUMINOUS EYE SHADOW STICKS in five colors, silver, violet, turquoise, blue and green, have a gleaming luminous quality and a soft matte finish. The silver stick can sparkle alone or over any one of the other colors to give an almost kaleidoscopic effect.—Photo by Kurlash. fore you leap. Make certain they have genuine leather up- pers and leather soles -- with all the comfort, style and pro- tection that comes from leath- er's ability to mold to your foot The classic closed pump shows off its shallower silhouet- te, discreetly unadorned or sporting flat buckles or bows, tiny button trim or applique. As with most dress shoe styles, the mid -heel currently rates No. 1, though some higher heels are being worn. The spectator is still a favor- ite avorite for the active woman. For added interestthis pert promen- ader combines texture such as smooth leather with a patent leather toe, or fine-grained leather with smooth perforated trim. Soft, wrinkle -free linings eliminate discomfort and stock- ing tocking snags. In the shoe color spectrum, pale tones - frankly feminine -- lead. Bone "stocking tint" col- ors and pretty pastels bring the freshness of spring -time to fash- ion at ground level. Raspberry combines deliciously with navy, and shades of red, green and blue are also important. Sweaters and Suits Gay, Feminine Springtime sweaters for the ladies are lovely, both in the gay assortment of rich colors and in styling. Three looks have found fav- or with Canada's leading knit- ters, There's a touch of the sea in the "Nautical Look", with an accent on stripes. The "Tailored Look" is neat but feminine and feels at home al- most anywhere and anytime. And there is an increasing trend to "Lustre Knits", bright and eye-catching sweaters that literally sparkle with beauty. The Nautical Look comes in cardigans, buttoned or zipper- ed, and at least one knitting company has turned out a smart, open front cardigan with strip- ed dickey. The wide stripe boatneck pullover should also be popular, Other stylings include the short sleeved cardigan and pull- over with a scoop neckline and the sleeveless shell either with jewel necklines or turtlenecks. The printed bucolenes in pale pastels dominate when worn with solid color matching skirts. All wool bulky knit sweaters are ideally suited for wearing during the cool spring and sum- mer evenings, The knitted blazer effect in stripes of pink and white, navy and white, blue and white and red and white are created in easy -care orlon, Brushed mo- hair cardigans are also making a strong bid for early selling in pastel shades and white. BucOlene is a popular item with Suits And Dresses For Spring Pretty double knit dresses are featured in such colors as lilac, yellow, orange sherbet, pink, powder blue and mint green this spring, Styles ap- pear to be simple such as the sheath, with or without a jack- et. And let's not forget the knit- ted two and three piece suits or the co-ordinated skirts, pull- overs and cardigans. As basic items these are an excellent choice by careful mixing and matching you can step out in style, feeling either sporty, or dressed up as dictated by the occasion. There are 1000/0 pure wool tops in various styles and dyed - to -match double knit fully lined skirts that range about $30 for the set, 100% pure wool two-piece suits about $40, and three-piece suits about $55. Arnels and cotton double knit suits are less expensive. Many of these are priced around $30. one knitting company because .it is easy to wash and easy to wear. Sweaters are dyed to match with cool linen co-ordinates such as slims, Bermuda andJa- maica shorts, sheath and pleat- ed skirts. Colors that have been book- ing exceptionally well with manufacturers include the pale pastels of pink, mint, blue, white and beige. All in all, the knitted col- lection is designed for around the clock wearability. The ever -popular sets of pullover and matching cardi- gans are featured in a wide range of delicately feminine hues. We have also noted the beautiful printed cardigans with matching sleeveless pullover. Antron, orlon, nylon, atnel, mohair and machine washable English botany yarns have been the favorites of most knitting firms for their spring creations. RounG Eyes Are the Soft, luxurious eye make- up; upcurled, fluttery lashes, set the tone for the new Round Eyed look this spring, say eye make-up experts. The heavier winter eye make-up is too ob- vious for the revealing spring sunlight. For the new season, a new, wide open, round -and - bright eyed look for day is recommended with the deeper, more glittery effects for eve- ning. The new look is achieved in two ways. Firstly all eye make-up is concentrated to- wards the centre of the eyes to \ew Eye Make-up for Spring make them appear rounder. Secondly, and the key move in this look, lashes are curled permanently upwards with an eyelash curler while they are still damp. This makes eyes appear wide awake, more open, and more light is reflect- ed into the iris. Only a curler will curl lashes - a spiral brush mascara will only color them, not curl them. Surround the eye with deep soft color by using the new,' delicate, luminous eye shad- ows. Select from violet, blue, green and turquoise to tone with your eyes and coloring. Lumin- ous Eye Shadow has a gleam- ing quality and a soft matte finish that can't cake in eyelid creases. The line around the eyes should appear blended and is sooty, not hard. Apply soft Penci-liner in brown or the new fashionable charcoal color. It will spread easily and avoid any stretching of the delicate skin on the eye lid. Here's how to apply your Round Eyed look step by step: 1. Blend white eye shadow on the eyelid, but in this step and in all that follow, never Curlier Look to Hairstyles Hairstyles for 1964 will show the return of the romantic look with more curl, soft waves and gentle curves. These "curls" of 1964 are not the tight ones of the past, but gently curving loops. According to the Toni Hairstyling Center, the predic- tion of "more curls in '64" is based on the word from Paris and New York. The new romantic look in clothes brings a softer, curlier look to hairstyles. The severe- ly straight hairdos will give way to cherub curls for short hair, and long hair swept high in a soft pouf of curls. Women over twenty-five will welcome the return of waves and some Vitality Needed For Hair Styles The new hair styles for spring indicate that vitality is needed so that the hair will spring vib- rantly away from the head. This means, of course, that the hair must be in excellent condition. Your hairdresser can give tired, dry or damaged hair a new lease on life with one or two re- conditioning treatments. The smoother, silkier, soft- er locks are achieved with the latest in professional products, properly applied by a compe- tant hairdresser. There are styles to appeal to every age group and for every Head into Spring lovelier than ever . with a hair style that will make you feel gay and care- free. Mrs. Florence Henry PH.392-6878 TEESWATER Modern Hair Styling length of hair. Some of the fashions require a permanent but others may be achieved with a set. PROPER SHAPING The patron's interest is in the lasting quality of the styling. The stylist will consider this in the shaping, removing excess bulk to make the hair pliable and at the same time maintain- ing sufficient body to avoid fuz- zy or split ends. LIPSTICK GIVES PEARLY LOOK A new lipstick this season is worn over your favorite lip- stick shade to produce a pearl- ized overglaze for evening. Used alone it gives the natural look, which appears to be "in", as far as cosmetics in 1964 are concerned. ATTRACTIVE CRUISEWEAR Crispy dresses in a galaxy of colors and enchanting styles are ideal for a cruise. Choose from silks and cottons, sham- bungs and lightweight wools. New headed sweaters are an excellent choice for the cock- tail hour. Spring's colorful separates offer a wide selection for a varied wardrobe on a cruise. curl because this softer frame ,for the face is much more be- coming than straight hair. Hairdos that call for curves and slight waves in the hair need a new type of permanent, one that gives plenty of body for holding power, but no curl. Those who want firmer curls should consider a standard perm- anent that gives both body and curl. The upswept coifs are being seen more and more both at home and abroad. These hair- styles show off a pretty profile and are perfect toppers for ruf- Pale Lips and No Eyebrows, Paris Scene Beauty patches have been revived in Paris! The round, square, heart or diamond shap- ed black beauty spots are sup- posed to have a flirtations con- notation, depending on where they are placed. The "naughty girl" wears her patch in front of the right ear while the "co- quette" glues hers on at the cor- ner of the upper lip. Beauty experts in Paris, col- laborating with top dress de- signers, have come up with some extreme make-up effects, with results that are mightly startling. Pierre Cardin, for example, ordered his models to shave off their eyebrows and powder the area into complete oblivion. Models from other salons had pale, colorless lips or wore a dead white lipstick. The Italian couturier, Si- monetta, achieved the hollow cheekbone look from his mod- els with grey streaks slanted from the temple to each side of the nose. One of the leading hairdress- ers came forth recently with the "chamber pot" hair style. The bouffant crown suggests the shape of an inverted bowl with a symetrical handle laquered to stand out over one ear. Roberto Capucci's last col- lection this spring was shown by models wearing shoulder - length platinum blonde wigs, similar to the late Jean Har- low's hair style in the '30s. fled blouses, the longer formal gowns and glamorous at-home clothes. The hair is almost shoulder length, brushed up and back to the crown, caught with a barrette, circle clip or rub- ber band, with the ends furled forward on top and sides. The smooth and sleek look continues high in favor, for not every one will give up her smooth hairdo for curls. One short, smooth hairstyle features a free floating curl winging out on one side, with a cheek curl on the other. The crown hair is silky and shining. The younger set still likes and will continue to wear a medium to long hair with curv- ing ends. But they will add more definite lines to these simple, young hairstyles, very different from the straight -as - a -stick hairstyles popular with teens last year. Some hairdos feature a point of interest at the back with crown hair captured with a barrette and ends form- ing a winged top -knot. HAIR COLORINGS ARE MUCH EASIER TO USE Hair coloring has become much more popular in recent years. Nowadays one out of every three women in larger Canadian cities uses some form of hair coloring. Present-day products are much more reliabl and products for use in the home are easier and less messy toap- ply. New home coloring products on the market include a non - drip type and a new semi- permanent tint. WEAR CURL COVER If you must go out of the house when your hair is up on rollers, wear a curl cover, like one of the drip-dry cotton bon- nets on the market. It's design- ed to keep the sun from scortch- ing your hair on the beach. Elasticized, with a drawstring, the bonnet will also cover the biggest rollers. DON'T OVERDRESS If you're not sure about how dressy an occasion is to be, un- derdress. You'll he a lot safer than if you show up in finery and stand alone in your glory, go beyond the corner of the eye. 2. Then blend white eye shadow in an arc on the frontal bone, right under the eyebrow. 4 3. Apply luminous eye shad- ow in a semi -circle between the two applications of white eye shadow. For evening blend silver eye shadow in with the colored shadow. 4. Using your petite penci- liner, draw a line along the upper lid, thickening slightly in the center and draw a shorr line in the center of the lower lid. continued, 5. At this point, lightly powder over entire make-up to give a matte effect, removing excess from brows and lashes with an eyebrow brush. 6. Darken lashes with a spiral brush mascara and, at the same time, twirl them straight upwards -- not outwards. Re- peat on lower lashes. 7. Groom brows in a short, rounded arch the painless way, with scissor handled tweezers, being sure to remove all•hairs from underneath the brow only. The bandies are angled to al- low full vision while you work, and there's a choice of tip widths, too - narrow or wide, and a diagonal tip that's par- ticularly good for eyeglass wearers: they can now tweeze without removing their glasses. 8. Darken and fill in the eyebrow arch, if necessary, with light feathery strokes of your penci-liner, 9. For the finishing touch, sweep lashes, up, up, upwards with the eyelash curler. See how wide open and lum- inous your eyes look set against the soft shadowed backgroundl Yet the total effect is subtle, well blended and delicately applied - a really pretty Round Eyed Look. This pretty, scarf is called r. This lovely matched with same design lengths. Mr sheer portrait" the Ring Lead - creation can be gloves of the in various MAKE CHAIR PADS Looking for a simple, in- expensive way to brighten the <itchen or dining area? Look in the notions department for col- orful pads or pillows to dress up9 chairs. Those featuring crewel prints on sturdy cotton covers are fashionable choices. The covers are reversible and com- pletely washable. 4 4