Murray State University - Shield Yearbook (Murray, KY)

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A Classic Look N- Q J, gt Q at B it . 5 . is U it 'iffy V , F t 9 ' r ' 'Q A 5: V 72 'i 2 A 1 ' if ..tt 2 , iz ,Q -' i Q -e e' H. C, Brown Braids are a l0 in hair fashions this year. Everyone' does their own thing to make their braids more personal. The word for fashions this year is class. And class implies cash- spending lots of cash. Gals and guys are headed back to the basics of clothing. Clothes have to be more versatile and serviceable due to the higher prices of cloth- ing. From head to toe, students are dressing differently from the fashions of the '70s. Shoes for gals and guys are very similiar in the everyday line. Loafers and topsiders have the first place in casual shoes. For a special dressier look, the ladies turned to high heels and delicate straps. Men are returning to the more basic dress shoe with a lower heel than seen in previous years. For the bottom half, skin- tight pants and jeans are out. Trousers with pleats and big pockets in the front are making quick sales for both sexes. Skirts for women are pleated this year. Wool skirts worn with knee scocks and loafers or top- siders is a typical outfit for college girls. Photos By Matt Brandon The sporty life always includes a sweat suit or two, Jackie Jones is wearing everybody's favorite and most comfortable outfit. Astounding feet! The shoes for the outfit are as different as the outfit themselves. Fashions 21

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FASHION Focus: A Classic Look The prep look of khakis, sweater, and buttondown shirt is modeled by Brian Crall. For the top half, sweaters and buttondown shirts have the lead by far. The basic pullover, crew or v-neck, with monogram- ming or just plain, has found its way into the wardrobe of college students of the 80s. The classic buttondown collars on shirts and blouses are as popular as they ever were in the past. For the la- dies, lacy collars are a new dimen- sion to both blouses and sweaters. The added accessories are more in demand than ever before. A ribbon, pendant, scarf or collar are added to complete the outfit. It seems ironic how movies in- fluence the style of dress. With the success of Urban Cowboy the cowboy attire was renewed as a big hit. Then, of course, the reruns of Rocky and Rocky II inspired everyone to get out the old sneak- ers and sweat suit. Sports clothing is a familiar sight on campus. The right new styles and colors of sweat suits are on top on the list of favorites. Photos By Matt Brandon I -f if 'Q . X. Summer dress, modeled by Cyndi Page, is accen- tuated by wide contrasting belt. Sharp contrast is the effect of this outfit worn by Tony Smith. Fashions 23