Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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,,..........,...,,. Seniors model classical and outdoor styles with cords, oxford cloth shirts, heather-tone sweathers, a flannel shirt, and a down-filled win- ter vest. il 1 x .4 , jg, W .Eh 1 3 'E Q 'if 7 l J '7' a LH., W 1 4 U V V X ing? N 5, fi Q i , VAVV E 14 Fashion I KF i.-if A Juniors Ramsey Perry and Pammie Gann, and senior Rhonda Harrington illustrate the preppy look. Penny Keys, senior, Marcellus Lawhorne, ju- nior, Kevin Robbins, and Lynn McDowell, sopho- mores, outfitted at Jack Henry. 1 i F' .--4,5 cp .- 'X iii' r . ff'-552 l I .1 .V. 3 Nb--f

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,,4ll Stepp 'Qg iqto tlle cacg ual out From Calvin Kleins to Izods, consumers designed their own casual style of dress in 1981. Consumers were their own designers this year, and their creations were in- tended for comfort. The styles were often referred to as the preppy look, but Randy Feltis, manager of Malliards Mens' Wear, disagreed. I would call it classical instead of preppy, he said, because people are going back to the practical styles to save money. Although east coast high school and college students brought about the clean-cut practical look, still others were into the status of 'label' clothing. Designer names in jeans included Calvin Klein, Gloria Vanderbilt, Jordache, and Sasson. I like designer jeans because of the fit, 5'9 Margaret Gibler, junior, said, and they're long enough for me. Turning quite a profit also was tx Na S Lacoste's Izod, sometimes known as the alligator shirt. Lacoste created key chains, cotton shirts in every imagin- able color, jeans, belts, and an assort- ment of other articles. And, this casual look became an in- dividual statement. Clothes definitely reflect one's per- sonality, Bryan Adams, senior, said, lf a person dresses like a slob, he'll come out a slob, But to some people, fashion wasn't an important issue. I like the fashions, but I don't feel they necessarily have to be the top name brands, Jim Schmidt, junior said. But according to Gibler, People should wear what they want to wear as long as they're comfortable in what they are wearingf' -Kristen Frazier