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...manufacturers, like Manhattan's Henry Rosenfeld, have proved that the garment industry need not be so inefficient, that mass production can pay off. Rosenfeld sells 2,500,000 well-designed dresses a year, all retailing from $14.95 to $35. His secrets: 1) buy in bulk; 2) break down dressmaking into separate, specialized operations, e.g., collar-making, pocket-making, buttonhole-making; 3) keep design simple and smart...
...even a Rosenfeld can do little about one major factor that makes a woman's wardrobe cost so much: fashion itself. Says an old garment-industry saw: "Women are slaves to fashion for two reasons. One is that they want to look different from other women; the other is that they want to look like other women." Thus, women may be swept up in new fashion crazes such as the Empress Eugenie hats of the '30s or the stoles of today, but they must always feel that the particular hats or stoles they are buying are just...
...George, Novelist Isaac Rosenfeld tells a memorable story of psychological exhibitionists at a Greenwich Village drinking party. When one of them, a girl named Gloria, turns into a physical exhibitionist by doffing all her clothes, good old George, the steadiest character in the room, saves what is left of decorum by making a circus-style departure that shakes even Gloria out of her pose...
...team has two sets of twins, Ed and Sumner White, and Steve and Rick Rosenfeld. The two Whites and Bill Gray play both defensive and offensive ends and Rick sees action as a defensive end. Steve is a defensive halfback...
...Santa Fe, an ad for a new cow-scratching device in the New Mexico Stockman caught Al Rosenfeld's eye and turned into an item for the BUSINESS section (TIME, April 9). A full-page treatment of a cowboy camp meeting in the RELIGION section (TIME, July 30) started with a casual remark made while Rosenfeld was interviewing an artist. San Francisco Correspondent Serrell Hillman was covering a professional women's golf tournament at Carmel, Calif, when a friend mentioned the Army language school at Monterey, which was covered in TIME'S EDUCATION section (TIME, July...