Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Accessories Unlimited - Boots... scarvesmchains , vigil 4 I ,K K sunghsses. The fashion world has been spinning on its heels. This is the time that any real individualisfs clothes can become accessory to the accessories. What theylll save for, and sacrifice for, is the uantique look. The fashion-minded person this season, male and female alike, is then a collector of gamet rings, the bigger the better, medallions, beaded necklaces and granddaddy time-pieces with accompanying fobs. Males have either gone for the 'Gwidetiew look or given it up completely and replaced it with a multi-print scarf and gold scarf ring. Females have picked up all the discarded ties and now add them to their outfits, scarves can be seen either on the head or at the hips. While you're collecting things, add belts to the collection, leather, chain, tortoise, plastic, jewelled, any kind. Hang a man's antique Watch, maybe one that's been in the family, on a long chain and twist it around a wide leather belt worn at the waist. The weskit, alias vest, a fashionable look of the mid-30s, is now reappearing on the scene. They can be of any material, either starkly simple or ornate. From the tall to the short of it, the bootery World l No sunglasses? No scarf? No medallion Bury your head in shame! After halfhour eye make-up jobs, girls don their has hand-stitched a gamut of footwear presentable for any season's fashion-minded person, from spatsflike knee length boots to sandals, for everyone. Footwear for women features the granny-heel, sensible for walking and a refreshing pause from the pencil-thin stiletto heels of past years. Walk softly and carry your own bag, fellow hippies. U TEDDY ROOSEVELT ..s

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Hair is in. Long, short, dirty, clean, real and phony, hair is definitely in. lVl-DJCN students are following the hair fashions and setting a few of their own. The sexes are becoming less distinguishable, if no less compatible. There are several looks predominant in this vol- canic eruption of floods of hair. For the girls the big trend is long, flowing hair which, in the warm Florida season, suggests a picture of an Eskimo taking a sunbath. The boys are finding their own thing in the biblical look, which recalls an image of john the Baptist or John Lennon, depending upon your own figures of reverence. Short hair is growing increasingly popular, but the layers of whispy, short strands bear a stronger resemblance to Carl Sandberg than Mia Farrow. However, the mood is casual and free, and that's what really counts. Yards of hair and yards of clothing done! leave much to the imagination. dog, why not? ScLssors? What are scissors? The be-witching hour at Scott Hall Other styles we observed while scouting Scott Hall include the short, 'frizzy look of curly hair, shooting out of the head in every direction in direct defiance of the laws of gravity. Girlls hair, parted down the middle and hanging, in shades the color of vanilla ice cream or French's mustard takes on the appearance of an Afghan hound. But thatls such a great looking Then, of course, there are the beards, straight out of Camelot and Dodge City. Sideburns spread out in various shapes and angles, serving the purpose of framing the face, or hiding it, as the case may be. Moustaches are full and floppy. The overall look is either great or grotesque, but whatls important is the spirit of the thing. The big word is freedom, and who knew more about freedom than cavemen?

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...sunglasses...hats...ringsmmedallions... in . , F' 25 ?U1k.f.. - 1 - V 1sI ' . H . . N. ,EV , f 1 A .fa 111. r:-aifsiai FL 125' . . , . . ., HT,-.-fur, 3' , -, 5 'r' ,V .4 -il-1-15 -5.54591 . , :i,.ss,g-, . 'hi-ghe. J, , And for each look that the fashion world creates, the cosmetic field has a complimentary image. Aside from the regular tricks of the tradef' i.e., white eyeshadow, false eyelashes, falls, which are already commonplace, the new item on a female,s list is roll-on-make-up base. Surprisingly the males are interested in cosmetics, too, as shown by the ever-increasing sales of men's toiletries and cosmetics at local department stores and boutiques. With this potpourri of new ideas and new looks all based on old themes, an observer of fashion trends could easily label this season as A Co1lector's Yearf, Sunglasses The beautiful and the not so beautiful have been hiding themselves lately behind a kaleidoscopic assortment of sunglasses. Ben Franklins are out, Teddy Roosevelts in, and shades are appearing in the palest shades of orange, blue, and red, making it an easier task to look at the world through rose-colored glasses. The thin, metal frames, typical of the 1920s, L F-'J' av A cool poncho -for a cool day. I 'KS cn . ll! Hats are very big in the Faculty Lounge have experienced a rebirth in the late '60s, following the present day trend toward a Renaissance of archaic fashions. Every girl is Faye Dunnaway, every boy is Peter Fonda, in their continuous search for their own look. Another hippie with no socks. 1 fY '