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take fall advantage of this rich color spectrum.

Elegance is enhanced by vertical designs. Stripes and electric geometries are dominating the scene. Fall fashion shapes are Adi and reminiscent of the thirties. Flattering “Hepburn” pants - fall-cut and of rich fabrics are an important fashion statement

Man-tailoring i is emphasized but softened with feminine detail and pleating. The look is completed with a slouchy coat or classic jacket. Jacket styles include long blazers and belted variations with safari or trenchcoat details.

Skirts are of various types. Some are minilength. Some are long and Aill, topped by short box jackets. Others are extra long and narrow, balanced by long, fall jackets that flow loosely down to the fingertips.

Soft knitwear adds a feminine touch to classic lines. Flowing silk tops and narrow tunic sweaters with tube skirts are examples of the look. Light wool sweaters cut as Adi blouses are layered with heavily textured cardigans, jackets and coats. Details are simple; so texture, shape and color are emphasized.

Other important trends include vests of fluid blouse material, the cardigan dress, and the hourglass “Marilyn Monroe” dress that is making headlines in Europe. Fashions for 1964 allow for freedom of movement and choice. Layering is in, so the combination of looks any woman wants to achieve is limitless. Fabrics are rich and diverse while colors are strikingly muted and cleverly combined. Shapes can be dose fitting as well as loose and flowing. Hemlines can be anywhere. Perhaps the luxury of the mid-1990's has returned and this time it is accompanied by the liberated feeling of the

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