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When it comes to fashion in men's suits this fall-. step right up, gentlemen, and name your pleasure S dom if ever, have American men had such a wide array of styles from which to choose. And never have they had such a tempting range of fabrics, colors and designs to meet their fancy.

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stitutc Men's and Boys‘ Wear, a fellow has the choice of one-button, two-button, two types of thrcebutton and four- button suits. The latter, of course, ‘ new slimmed- down double-breasted model. Neaiest is the one-button style. with trimiy tailored shoulders, the new one - button suit embodies the look of so-

phistication highly prized by

many men.

The two-button style made rapid strides since introduction last year. The fa- vorite of President Kennedy. it is made in both natural and tai- lored shoulder versions.

The three-button models are the most widely worn of all, and here the classic natural shoulder types continue to regis- ter slow but steady gains.

The three-button style is al- so the most popular type in tlzoz conservative middloof the-road styles. Coast to coast favorites, these have slightly more shoul- der and chest expression than the classics.

The traditional suits cleave to classic patterns such as her- ringbones, sharkskins, plaids and stripes. The non-traditional:

will be executed in more imaginative fabrics that employ

Topcoats seen heading for a happy revival

Topcoats are heading for happy revival this fall. Double- breasted models, absent from the scene from many years, are due to make a strong come- back in some new versions as well as in many of the old fa- vorites brought up to date via slimmed down silhouettes.

both casual and dressy interpretations, and uti- g fabrics that range from cashmeres through shetlands to camel hairs, meltons and gab- ardines, the new double-breast- eds give a fresh look to f a coats and provide a bit of wel- come extra warmth as well.

Current double-breasted top- topcoats and overcoats include British - type short warms, polo models, full raglans, split rag- lans, slightly fitted Chester- fields and some that appear to be “modifications of trench

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‘fancier ground weaves, twist‘ lyarns and iridescent effects. ' l The updated double-breasteds :can be had in both traditional! land tailored shoulder styles. E 5 Outstanding among the sea- 'son's patterns are the many- lstripes. Ranging from the al-‘- ‘most invisible modest pin strip-‘ -es, through the more decidedi pencil stripes and on to hold. lchalk stripes. the variety lcomplete. There are also clus-‘ «ter stripes. ombre stripes, self- ? stripes and ornate vertical weav- les. They all add up to what is currently called the “Tall Look." Browns are due to make _comeback this fall, too. Not the red-browns of days gone by, but clear, true browns and hand- some black-browns. BLUE TONES POPULAR Blues ranging from deep navy to black-blue and gray-blue are among the top favorites for fall. Blue is both top fashion and smartly conservative. It is also a “s " color — becoming to all men, regardless of complex-

Olives are still prominently represented in the style scene. Many of the newer shades are achieved by blending the olives with blues, grays and soft tan tones. The resultant mixtures come under the designation “lovat” shade .

Grays and blacks, of course, are staple colors, always accep- table, dressy and long time choices of well dressed men.

Vests are back in a big way with both dressy and casual suits. Odd vests add a smart‘, touch, too. In view of the recent country-wide cold winters, they have a definite comfort factor to back up their fashion flair.

Everything from fitted eepint full - bod bal-macanns fill the bill for every need.

Here are some general top- coat trends: Shorter length are definitely "ln". Look for newly revived "fancy backs"-— fabrics with plain or modestly patterned faces, with plaid or tartan patterned backs — both woven into a single piece of goods simultaneously. Heavier weights are due to find greater popularity because of the severe winter weather of recent years.

of course. fall and winter aren't all clear, crisp sunshine there are rainy. snowy. sleety days when the rugged protec- tion of a warmly lin winter- ized raincoat is the best ans-

Many of the benefits of th e foul weather gear derive from undercover lnsulations. There are both sewn-in and zip-in lin-

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ings and liners. Some are quilt- ed, others wools, fleeces and la- minates.

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Square toe, more shoe, higher topline and fine leather grains set the fashion pace in men's dress shoes for fall.

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. ed height brogue, with its more substan- ti leather sole and fasting from toe to heel. is one of the more popular men's shoe styles this year, reports Shoe Fashion Service of Leather Industries of America.

Seen in styles for every occa- sion, the squared - f shoe is designed in a great variety of new patterns to suit every man’s‘ taste. Often the toe is accented with stitching, leather overlays or fine seaming. And equally often, it is ,'-rrfectlry plain to emphasize the basic good looks of the leather and the clean line of the silhouette. ES

Interpreted in front-lacing bal oxfords and bluchers. the higher- instep shoe ‘ often worn in

"‘ - styles that lace or buckle at the

side or slip-ons with hidden elas- tic gores at side or under the extended tongue. Tapered from heel to high risers are available in easy-going moc- front styles, smooth center seam shoes and, occasionally, in swag-1 ger strap-and-buckle boots. A- smooth leather lining guarantees friction-free comfort.

Cut from lightweight but durable American leathers, the semi-boot or chukka is function- al as well as sophisticated. It

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Youthful athletes will wel- come this sturdy Windbreaker for both active and spectator sports events. The jacket is of navy denim with a cordu- roy collar and zippered breast

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pocket. -Two side pockets and shirt sleeve cuffs are outlined in white stitching The coat has a front zipper closing and is lined with wool. It is worn

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with traditional blue jeans.

protects the foot and ankle from w and weather — without adding man - killing weight. Soft, supple leather uppers bend and flex with each step. never binding or chafing. The high ri- ser's slender, sturdy leather sole supports the arch and provides a firm walking base. - FINE GRAIN LEATHERS I In the leather line-up, bigxest news is in the fine grains-— lightly etched textures, lustrous aniline finishes and soft, smooth

leathers. Brushed leathers, very

popular in shoes for leisure wear :take on a softer. silkier finish.

Also popular in the fall col- lection are the new slip-ons that actually y on. This achieved by concealed elastic gores that hold the shoe firmly on the foot to give much better fit and greater support. Moc toe effects are widely used, along with combinations of leather textures. Other popular accents include center vamp seaming, inverted seaming and decora- tive stitching.

Fall trends reflected in at- home apparel find the muffled Mata Hari look in coachman

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robes with high-rising waistiines

and wide collars, and the Far Eastern influence in rajah coats

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High among the shape of things to come in men's wear this fall are the new hats. The once prosaic fedora has assum- ed a new advanced silhouette. In many instances the crowns are unlike anything ever made

efore.

For instance. there is one with octafzon shaped sides; an-

ls other with an undented eliptical

shape; still another with a flat iron shaped top; a similar one with ridges at the sides: and one that approximates the old familiar panama hat shape call- ed the “optimo” with ridge running from front to back across its softly rounded top. That's not all! Take of those shapes and multiply them with-silk finishes. rough mix- tures, standard finishes and tweeds. Then multiply those by a dozen or so popular colors and you have a small idea what the new hats amount to. Of course, there will always

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conventional shapes and there are classic styles and old fav- orites with smart modifications ready in those.

Wearers of traditional natural shoulder suits prefer the full weight felts simple center creased crowns and moderate width raw edge brims. With

their sports outfits they go for

the dashing Tyrolean shapes in luxurious velours. rough mix-

tures and smooth sueded felt -

finishes.

For early Autumn and travel wear there are featherweight felts. any of those can be rolled up and tucked away in grip.

‘Casual hats of the Rex Har- rison type are made in many of the new advance silhouette shapes as well as the usual mo- dels. Both plain and patterned. they come in a wide range of colors and fabrics. Some also utilize the laminated foam con-

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tones, guys. blues and soft browns.

Boys’ sports Jackcts.- like adult versions, have taken to hold patterning, with plaids and checks scaled down in youthful phy- sique. . Slim-cut slacks in wash-wear polished ns. cords, chinos and poplin: come in such co -

ﬂannel slacks are made of pure wools, wonder fibers and blends.

S rts ick u adult styling in both Italian and Ivy types. Widespread collars mark some styles. Traditional but- ton - downs. as w oil as short point tylcs, are it e ye d to the vy.‘ ‘

Casual shirts are shown in large patterns. small motifs. popular plaids, checks, ging hams. All have been modernis- ed by new colors and color com hiuations.

Dress shirts. in colors and white, have spread collars. Some of these have cuffs that will accomm a aturc replicas of Dad's cuff links.

Ivy dress feature but- ton -down collars. tab collars and pinned collars. Oxfords are most frequently seen in these shirts.

For school‘ and play, there poplin and gabardlno Jack- ets and car coats. Solid colors. prints, checks. plaids and natur- al shades are u ed sc comfortable outerwear styles. Dressy topcoats copy Dad's. here are semi-fitted modes,

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