DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION KAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 1951 FIVE CENTS" Vacation Togs Show Versatile Design Of CONNIE COIRTEAU raahhn, Mll.,1 With hints of spring in the nir a young laity's fancy turns hi thought* of an Easter outfit, the most important addition t" the coed wardrobe. New clothes for spring follow traditional and new trends. The suit, at right combines both the classic anil the ultra-' modern in its styling.. . . The suit is classic in ils fitted Is slice and slim skirt. lie- low the moldeil waist line the llarisl liark has a new smart- tiess with added detail in tucks and covered buttons. In soft wind, the suit reflect > the designers' liking for natural shoulder line*. Its simple skirt is about hi inches from the floor, the length for 1951. The shimmery pearl gray straw hat follows style trends toward small hats. A veil of dark net against light straw- is tied at the back of the head and covers the whole face. Antique finish gold combined with pearls as scatter pins i- a new fashion fad in jewelry. The soft gold, centered with a single pearl adds a sophisticated touch to any Easter out¬ fit. •doses in white or pearl gray reach alone culTs this season. In kid, rayon, or soft cotton, feminine detail is stressed with decorator stitching Renins tracks and wide flaring cuffs. , Completing the outfit are navy suit pumps in soft leather. Their simplicity makes them a basically useful item, sira.ghl hlies enable them to !»• worn with both dressy and mil rostumes. Comfort as Well as i.i simplicity are cotisid- M- l I pump design this year. Heels in many new stylps ;•>. moderate; low enough to giye comfort tf walking or Wig ami high enough to lie the perfectTlreas shoe. Starting nut on it spring vacation trip requires a new «i.nt in spring wardrobe. The Iratrling outfit should be durable, well tailored and versatile. ' bihis tor the entire vnmtion should I* planned in ad- i < I -est minute buying without taking basic wardrolie ^vgors into consideration leads to a poorly matched wardrobe. 1 riry-thng light is not only castor en route, but bvtlur fos. Irmmr-latah' in Ira^ilv Luci> THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Slim Cut Suit fttvlti Trends Blouses Shown In Light# \\ rpeVlol nod. of approval to the ► News I bare throated Italic- One pin on the wide drew neckline is oil that is wanted for the style-vvise dresser. Wool, Crisp Nei (;, Sleeyele Hose are lighter and more sheer There's new feminity, new detail; , t)l Ballerina lengths are going out, this spring and ft'ovrs ore longer, signs anil a whole line of new fab| - L js: this tnost basi skirts ore either street length or reaching above cuffs. They will jI of their light Weight anil low prid , bo brightly ct.lored and have add¬ . L make or break, in flour length from now on. Another out-of-fovor Item Is ed detail In. stitching for femln- to be fashion winners. J Soft pastels are ever popular fir «>|i Lc-igned to perfect the decorated neckline. Simplicity Ine appeal. ■- . L. in blouses Is sh is the ward for 1991. Topping the new trends is hair can be worn far into the sumtMr Brigi styling-, flair is a little longer and ing with basic coats and aecessdri,.* ir, I -blouses, are back Pearls, clips and flowers are all a little fuller, changing from the right if used with discretion, but the_warm-weather wardrobe. " 1 ',,,r.!ig .us. bareback, slick shingle to the soft wave. Suit silhouettes are news alotiY . .. rate high for suit we (will he slim, but jackets vascilfav i,. matching suits and fitted, ami the brief and boxed( As in coats, natural shouldef :y,. ifesild be kept simp!, br or big buvr addet are found in tailored suits. Gracf asl garment. litg cuffs and novel scallo|>ed Brunt el suits detailed feminity. * * * • New in the color range for fashion 1 combinations of red, white and I ; and pink; and true ml and black ,. Beige and black are making hu, |,..W . touches dressy, black skirts and sleevelet i. lieige jacket-coats for double duty v Jacket-coats of contrasting materia,, worn with any spring outfit. Som, in our striking crisp rayon, gabardine and ahemum Straight yokes with gentle shirr : collection of Spring suits. ered waists and slightly flairing < a fashionable and expensive look ' If you've an eye for superb Suit necklines vary from mnnilar.i: • tailoring and distinctive But designers are still faithful ; Necklines are high enough to by ■■ n • fabrics as well . . . Our livened with a scarf or gay blous. dlertinn is, for you. Modeled by www* Diagonally buttoned fronts ar« t- . Michigan Stale College Coed. snugly fitted bodices these fashion..,,.. buttoned from chin to waist and . hip length flairing tail Boxy jacketed suits are popular s: checks and. of course, solid color W sleeves and cleverly cut pockets at- . Ian sleeves and big bright button- , or slightly longer and many ha,, sleeves of the same length. Dressy woolen suits have a thir-; stole. With matvhing wool on on, . salin or taffeta on the other, th, -• . toueh to the demure and a color! . Mand-up-rollars and simple th - well tailored wool suit. Summer.. , and keeps us shape and fit throuy - wear 4 * * * * The long slim jacket is tailored without a break in line. Set-in sh„,.„vt flare or taper. Three-piece ensembles featuring contrasting skirt and jacket and < ■■.. the jacket. Ensembles are genera., business and casual wear when , w straight cut jackets ami pyramid c„:>i ■ The shorter than short iackel. In, - into its own. In both boxey and Mo-, have snug fitted kkirts. Some cheese, little box coats with high collar* ai " Thr rlassic style bolero, open d„«i ' less, has threi-qiiarter length line is a perfect compliment !•• th, sh.ovii wiih suits this spring. Michigan State >< LANSING - EAST LANSING kh 9,1951 (Blouses Make Sun The Male View TnM Rv News In Gay Hues, Dapper Don, 7 Deep thinkers have agreed that slick, the chic, but not the sleek Sleeveless Cottons fashions are here to least one season, but the stay, for at version of Dapper Dan has his college sarong, believe it or not. The china doll, complete with paint, per¬ fume and black lace for college The Store to Visit for Your vv-n ideas of feminine !,«. is the must basic of accessories anil, like the mr dapper Diane. fashion* dating went out with the twenties. L, malic or break, an outfit. This springs blouse "The fashion of the fashion de- The new look, which we thought EASTER WARDROBE had grown old with time, is still [df-is'tiisl to perfect well tailored suits. i pinds on .who's inside it," is the an unsettled question to pan. He jn blouses is shouliler line, or the lack of it. | general m.ale viewpoint. can't decide whether he prefers Here's in crisp piques and smooth queens a little view h for ■blouses, are back campus the 1951 "15" or the 1949 12- more -specific than incheR-from-thes/Joor-length. Re¬ )found statement above. fer to the profound statement fcriiitrans; barebacked piques unit smartly tailored above, which explains his inde- |ra!,- hi»h for suit wear. As important.as color har- Generally, though. Dan thinks iBatchiW suits and blouses is neckline harmonv coeds know their fashions and Ih'C.iiu is- kept simple jf -suits are detailed, with a how to wear them. One particular modeled r iliff bow added to the straight cut front of dapper diplomat summed it all* up by arment. with "Women's fashions? Ooukch!" * * ' * * Iiencath a liisrh button .suit make a switch MARILYN SUMNER ■..in daytime to oveiiiiiK wear |K,ssii.|e mth a , --cries. Struipht dark skin., an- u,.ru with' i•.* silk uihI ruypn talfeta blouses. ilrcssctl up with rhincstones, a colorful nose- They make a , dips and earrinps. With a chanpe t. -imp|,. .alilitioli of the suit jacket, the o„ .time outfit New Conquest Every Day! -Featuring -our Tall G'.-i" suits for those of you who a'note . . . (.•minim- n|-|)rV (I ! KLOCK'S SHOES the Latest in Fashions . . The Finest in QuV'ty . . At SensibleWirafl S ,7-i.t - >• Shopping ( enter Ik- matched \» .t s- • -riii- sin.l i Thai "It iir ncdrl Original* l it Till* Kail.ion" CiiMtom .Millinery h.,» th.t T*»U,«Ur aim. " trt ib.m fit l#l» MWUU IM w rj.w ukn I ... I .nun. t kU.UItfn (Unit* IS.K la IT.Si IT.Si la llll.li ■■ - 1 Sow Ywu May Say Uwr|r It At Town and College Shop. fHE MICHIGAN StAft NEWS 1 Bonnets Fit Tailored Toppers Cut Short; Bag Styles I With Small List Calf ' Tight Brims Straight Line, Pyramid look As Favorite Hat styles seem to ate everyone. fascin¬ Favored In Full Length Coats New spring bags range In style from the ultra sophisticated to There is never a spring Designers have put lots of new * * * the cool. With accessories har- extremely casual. Newest in £ When designers don't bring Warm weather coats. details into warm /'I* p J •„ monUIng with the collar, the car> casual bag is the long-strap¬ Shorter and shorter is the rule ' ./I W rOOM rligan coat is perfect for casual ped woven purse. Big and square, rforth something new In the dar¬ for both topper and full-length it Is made of heavy crocheted cot- ting. the exotic. thb extreme. But coats. Headlining brevity is the ri woven into unconventional £ with the 'drastic innovations; waist nylon are both drawing acclaim. ; length shortle. itterns. which by the way, soon bccryne Which Light weight fubrks such as chif- * Highly tailored in soft gabar¬ Large top handles are news In hccepted and populn wool, pap* f-thin dines. these- little coats hove flar¬ .ft leather bags. In color, spring ^perennial versatile f Jilk organdy are lupa ing three-quarter length sleevea purses lean toward the unusual, ho one can do witho for drew* this spring, that end in a deep cuff. Sleeves maple being one well liked shade. The kmaif coed pi< Little purees are soft and carry are equal to coat length and give alka Dal. "Wets to flatter her fa a chic and novel look, With pert only essentials. New design for 'her hair style. square shoulders, shorties feature touch to practical spring is the oval purse with a Bright polka dots are light In Small Hats style. Used for whole dresses or two or three rows of brightly col¬ This year's hat tr Just for the accessories, they ot* ored buttons and added detail In - the preference for sn striking. Polka dotted ascots ai* collar and hem stitching. Full Usually these little bags are found in many stores for sprint Swing backs are not as full thli to their ashioned ot suede or leather with there is Just a little wear. year. Flared back toppers of hip pyramid style, email ehoulders ophisticated touches added by ,1951 hat. Cheeked rayon lafTefo has beetl length can be belted or worn and wide flaring back, or have ^ Although not nee the long simple lines of the box across the catch strap. fashioned into many smart out- '"Tf hats during her :eol topper. Big carry-all purses are back popular with the college enet. the clever coed wliL Cheeked date dresses and splash* News In long coats Is the full anil in high style for summer. 4 big hats now that bark With harmonizing plaid plaids taK They, too pave lopg, around-the- ors in-two combined with solid col- piece outfits are head- made of fetn scarf and lining. Caught at wrist straps, and long flaps on the the collar with a bright clip, wide bag which are brightened liner*^ « Neutral scarves ran be puffy and casual ped and sophis- Fitted silhouettes Coral Makes satisfactory buys for college woman They nearly everywhere Jeteelrv Netvs n htgh, pointed cuffs, caught at the waist with sirnph pearl buttons *»nd flare gently ti back. Pleats, evolving from bod »ce tucks add a new look to fitted coats. One button coats have double duty appeal. Worn open with re- vers folding bark for full length, coats have a casual look. With collar high and smartly buttoned, This year's dresses follow the pushed tightly belted waists, they feature slash pockets and brightly Jewel¬ ed buttons. dressiness is the look. Papular fliersr j extremes, cither iieneit slim, j wide and flaring. Tight or skirts Your Easter (hit Many-button coats with peter Designers are showing squarct pan collars, have the three-quar¬ j and closely fitted bodices a»e the The natural shouldei j mode for basic dresses In more Caught in shoulders. ter length sleeve popular with definitely dressy outfit*, flaring perennial favorites for all-year line, padded but not extreme, if gaining in popularity. Anothei short coats. Itaalnn sleeves, deep a fashion innovation is the collar- Font Fashions Fen tun? Now ■ length roats cardigan neck I are news. In long coats smoothness of neckline ami Ian shoulder fit into deep ft timers SluifH's. I tools ; backs ami full, deeply ci Shoe*, a not-to-bp-forirotten j" twrt of any- ensemble should | * the quietly In I ho fathitm picture The Accent is on Your Shoes! 1 Sf f» I mm ft ■Mi ra, ft by Prima In |Nt WW «MBT LINE* faem eye* .» ankle-milMbK drln gingpH I* pM rot "I Neil Trnnit Sttir Tints !«/. 1-.VO Irrim «la*. in shape. liruy, lan. / Oil beige. Ii',-7'i. riii* Suit N*W. PC* line in t hi. pun The Sail A fti.mon* Tow to lad suit in looking all *tM>| gabardine .*« all wool wheen unhardtne. ll->il *tvl? • . . rhinrstonr - m CiulT suit l* hand tailored . . . uii longs, .hort«, .lout". Hi Hi. Thi, dc.cr p.ramid «t.lc ile Top tawl t.nod looking all a per plaid. I tut .irsin wool iin bar dine with Moping .hnoldrr*. three- '1(1 ™ "t HI wiMtl plaid lining-. . . zip Mif.cy. 12-20. " '' 1 *' in or out! I.ottir wear iniz. Crex. | I lilt' IlillHllMf! ; k«i simple .. ."hut such *t>le! JliiT -1 \ jii*"' in i»th plastic calf. Nirelv linrd. Tile Shil't I'enm's tmn Town- *vv. Murk. brown. Itcmaik- U»%% priied. 2.Mil *"* crafl dress shirt. SnxMilh hruadrlulh with .ear* of • nr. Surra (I collar that out >) nil wear ll-c linr Sanfori/cd loot. 11-17. Slee.e lengths 32-.15. rhr tf h IkOH lame . .. tone. fi»r llial ultra -mart l««»K with hrer • quarter tlrtw. Ih.ul.lc a... The I It' - Ta.trfull. dt-Mgnrd |j I hi. ra>»n .alut Irlark. ,V(> . in , mm cut tun pa»». | hdiv red. patti rnrd tic . . . bright rrtl fur ft -t! Ilrirutifully niatlr ... ftllly I »• I I linrd. The \\loil* IVrfi'i t I.a. mode n. ton. . . . mi.t -h.fr So 'WlC StM'lvl* Smart badung loo n\lnn h.mr Mu-r. is drnirr ... with the !uli tw'«t" for hunter wear. I 'IT fur mrn. Klasllr tup . . . rein- fined hrrl and Inc. Nr* paMrl riirr Spring color*. *'> ■ ^ (J . rile S||(M*H Navy . . . pet fort ac¬ Tlio Shot *8 Imputed Martin j! cent for «o nuinx other S r n t r h rtrain jj and comfortable. leal her , . . Miperblv crafted on fine American l«»t«. Two.ply i %% mm Ia*tr. I.nine' Sm.x.th ralf I. /!> l» AAA-C. leather sole and bed. 7-12, It. I «• I t . lb \INIM' tifonint ' " W«t' Co/far ISiMt Standards Provide Full Value Popular Natural Lo Sents at State. Mow many are getting their money's Wtee To Chwh Workmanship involves stitching, worth Is an¬ materials, lining and durability, As it looks now. pegged pants will be a less common sight on the WSC campus this spring. To Hold Sway In 19j other question. It is always wise to check the While the tight-bottom trousers Fit. workmanship ami color are lapel and go over the coat thor- will not lose a great deal of popu- ; Importunt factors in suit purchas¬ oughly, the fashion experts say. ing. The purchaser who "A"eeses The expert* alto »«ree that a larity, local mepsweor merchants 'eel the wider bottom *tyk- will Men's Clothes Padding r-— these three tests 'of smart buying grey *utt goes well with black i few small changes because of hair. Gray will go with brown or' red hair, loo. Hedheads may alto wear brown and green to thetr be more popular, The pegged style Varies from the more conventional In thut tin- base of the trnuser leg is nipped in Reduced To Minimum Ir " ' advantage. A* for fair hair, blue- I tight to hug the ankle. --Wide variety of sl/cs otferei Tt»' "I'll.,Ira puts hiv l„.st f, It's Houndstooth Check W'll seli-t ie,| A Spring Hcadliner I \nlurnl Ar»»lr# I'rrffrrH This straight line mid uncx- aggcrated affect applies to single and double-breasted coats. Trousers ale also slightly nar¬ rower, With less fullness in the pant-leg. some wearer* choose to wear them—-without a pleat in Ijtrill IU>ach iimr Student# Heed er, less bulky and a jittle neater. The spread collar is not so tliililiinil. llriulil Fashion Hints spread anymore and" button- down collars are approved by leading men?* stylists Checked shirts are Incoming more and more popular Narrower Collars IIAII llHI MMONH - SKNIOK lluv I'rom lliir ill 1'wn I .eg-. n.v clothes. Most of us aren't lucky enough WHY PAY , | he natural "Heau Brummell#' Two Legs- ho- again this sen- Moat national publications take! this Into consideration and print-* SAVE AT siinghiHses .nut 1 g|]#Pij||j fashion sections. ' funis. Jacket#, ami'Spirt Shirts IS UNIihU IIS SIM III UASlllNt.lOS f'MU'Hs n/'thc ne ^ These fashion hints, men'# j — me* lo tin# ta»ach iclothiers, public opinion, iwrental j i girl friend exeft great influence ; t,^tv ^ paring'apparel. choice of | The American campus has be- ! Altlt IN A SANIIKItS j,con»c a Kind of testing ground for j new clothe* ideas The ideas put 1 forth on these pages are products j of these college testing grounds. I two T, im a pod: Ideal Combination fa\iL . tuvy 'due ftannrl. l»" roll vtiiil with runtraviijty s!utk.-> fini-h oft >• '■l!i l'"r** wa'drolir. The fiNtt fur ra-iwl vf featured at lh' *#• , Three »hadrd t"' 1 pant- in the California if\C u/ 81495 to Sl&< "The Tog Shop" Llc0N ™tm« ««"•««. - cast ._XSS.NO mcii. • V, - V ' . - ... . THE MfCntflAK StAfi tfi'WS vin coopIm •>»« hii'« College Costumes Tops itvlM inntilv (Mm si « „ always popular on Mulligan Sloie l» no chilly spring , ntical designs of a down snow-cm* • thug reindeer and riie». For Ihajnosl •en have the same leather arrive*, the ouiion switches to fitting designs of in gay summer . and other similar mention to these Jot Wi»\ JOf toi vf. !»•< K U \\ «.H Tli. r. % :i Freeman Shoe for ^ on for hrrss. 1 usual *»r S/uui caitbiuifcdT wlfrWW UPWWW They look better.! They fit better... They wash better .4 colorful array of tier to lilciul t|50 to MEN'S PILGRIM sport \ shirts 1STAl FEATIHB . mi l) nM.\ HV SKAHS Hay Aruylct in cotton, trool nylon-trool ( aainfearl.alsle- rsalle.ll hie«r price-, (ritm Jmrln — IpS I* *750 THK MICHIGAN STATE WE W 8 Hose Follow Spring Trends Togs Keyed Clever heel design* add new «rrow«, and liny he*rt* adoi „„„ Inlernt to .hi. ...rln,'. hah,- For Active er nnd more sheer htwlery. W9IIII only d.rkeiv .how the sheath of hot Sunny Duvs out dark frame heels. . reinforcement* wUh- are .he ZZ T^'ZZX Kr*vs f„r ,|«rk color, at A healthy tan look* twice as «p;*'nlinR when it is tlress- etl up with the newest in nportinK tops. 5 Starting with Ihe first spring breesres. rwl sailors will take to the water on weekends. Spring Winds will be chilly in April.'but not tor- the smart coed Who adds a shag fleece cardigan jacket to her tporting outfit. Wind resistant and water rejicln ling, the heavy coat i\ loose and Simple Pattern cut with tug arroholev ami wide If sewing Is new to you, pick tack that allow for let4? of action.. simple patterns. They not only Cloves have their . oWn bit to are easier to work with, but usu¬ Sleeves push up and deep square add to spring fashion news. ally look better than involved de¬ jackets have storage spare, for a Pretty cottons and rayons in signs even When turned out by fiay> supply Vd extras.. every pastel shade as well as in more experienced seamstresses. basic colors arc indispensible for * " Denlrrt jacket * in si ripe* hf 1/ you're planning to -pitike a finished look. i your own spring coat, take n look fnandanrv imrkhw* and lots/ New glove ideas include bright bright button* th»> >e,*r S-» I in local stores for polka dot fleece gold buttons on long tapered have three-quarter length sleet coating. The fabric is wool and , wrists, nnd shirred wrists ami i rt \H.irk and big slash pockets They alpaca, completely reversible! Offe flr.C With- ?« •.<■; and make gc Vide has light dots against dark, ^l.i»« To the other splashy dark dots on Since sleeves nnd gloves must beach wi -r |i*» meet this For the gidfcr.- -sft^vrtats bio I'ght background. . —, spring, shirred wristlets Novel Tweed will keep the wearer always chic ts and ot- ' cotton *kirt« te flasket weave tweed, n soft 1 by holding the sleeve safely In place. summer weight wool, tailors beautifully Into the basic versatile j Dainty cut work oh white gloves (jacket. Find your patten* 'with infltls ,i final feminine touch to any ] molded idWulders," stand-up collar jtup costume. Diagonal hemstitching the glove to almost the middle I nd slightly flared back, j l;se versotdo' patterns for suits | of the hand is the newest fashion | and two-place dresses. "Straight skirts are not only the spring j Ismger and more formal styles stvie, but are easy to make. Jinx j are worn with new push-up eoat sleeves. With short sleeve dresses, long gloves foiling gracefully to l.i.hl HmiI the wrist are fashion's decree. i Pick a paper thin wool for Flare'cuff gloves look well with | vmir suit. As cool as \lnen, this full sleeves,, as do contrasts in I l:eht weight material ran be worn ! well into the summer. New solid Plaids and stripes have entered ! shades and popular plaids mix the glove picture. Design of these ! 'vrH in jackets and skirts. bright fashions is simple, letting You'll want theee frefhlinen separates; you'll dote on tht Make a whole ensemble—two the gay fabric do the attention ! skirts of solid color, n plaid Jnek- getting. of its coolness despite spring nnd summer's sun, its new |et which combines hoth skirt cot- Monk- 1 and a wescot of harmonic ance/ See these four linen chanffe-alKiuta, Left: Han Spring dinner dresses will, be blouse, in magnolia, white or aqua; sizes M2 to MS. l.li.Y •rnTor. smart in iridescent silk shantung, • skirt in navy, suntan, natural or lilac; sizes 10 to is. 1 Stmpler out taffeta Del your dress be classic simple in.tailoring The lush fab¬ ric will draw attention to Its style woodland ion vs... tucked blouse and impressed pleat skirt sizes to to Ifi. Mouse, h.!C»; skirt, 7:U5. in navy, suntan. i and to its wearer. new muHeuline colors Sportswear lat iihsun's Oatmeal beigr Site* ; to 15. You'll discover thot Woodland Tones hove o nature-like brilliance that's subdued just enough to be in perfect lode. This handsome Triple Test* suit hos a distinctive diagonal >|Mirl« i*< |Mrlint'iit weave...masculine approved .lemine appealieg Complclt s»l«ti.>n» i>f All IVpuUr Spoil* \\r*r*hlf- .. ...... . .. eltwn. MU* «• SIM Spurs of '31 olltn. m»ir nr« idms lh*n *11 prciiou* vrivonv .1. l^sltchekWBrw,