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So The Look was casual, comfortable, and clashy: yet classy. for 1987-88. Most outfits were casual in style, comfortable in fit. Acid-wash and stonewash jeans and jackets covered most every hip and back. Long shirts were still in style. They were colorfully designed or striped: most had tails. Long skirts, usually jean material, with splits in the back were part of the casual, classy look. This clashed with the faddish mini-skirt. They inched up the thigh and caught the eye with extraordinary design Above Center: This Sycamore lay- out shows turquoise and peach in- terchangeable t-shirts, acid wash jeans and skirts, and sweaters with matching socks. Right: Business and church attire for Spring included pastels of pink. blue. and peach and brown shades in bold and plaid de- signs. lSycamorej 10 Fashion - and colors. The most used designs in all clothes were large stripes, plaid, and bold tropical de- signs. The most prominent colors were turquoise and peach. Accessories included matching and design ho- siery, flatter shoes, exces- sively noticeable jewelry, and flexible scarves. Hairstyles were either truly conservative or outrageous. Most guys went for the crew look - very short hair, moussed to stand straight up on top or the Jon Bon Jovi look - long, curled locks. Long hair for women was popular. lt was usually curled and accented by bows and clips. rr. j we l ' n in t '? z,'f'if r ' S I V . A I ii. .f' fa- ' I .or F Y A Q 'ill it All 3- 5 .1 f :sf f A' Ya :II if 'I:,1,gj l i i 2 T 1 6 T i U :H H , . . ,ai-g,j,:,T ,awake . if fi ' . . -A .. 21 -. ' iv .filit '.ij' .ii fi 8 4 ,V 1 3 r 1' ' I. , A. M .gi Melissa York fl
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