Easy elegance from Australia
Stylish, chic looks are really making a comeback in 1979. Showings of Australian imports at D.1.C./ Beaths recently demonstrated that easy, understated elegance is accessible to all women. As the models showed, a little flail- with accessories can add individuality to these attractive clothes. From left: Evocative
of forties fashion, a neutral-toned tweed coat, the straight-cut lines falling from pin-tucked, built-up shoulders; today’s cords, dressed up in a rust, gilet jacket and narrow pants; a slender, soft, knit dress interestingly jibbed and striped in navy and white, and chaicoal, on beige.
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Press, 18 April 1979, Page 17
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95Easy elegance from Australia Press, 18 April 1979, Page 17
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