Word: turtlenecks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Diana Wood, 35, pretty wife of Britain's Minister of Power Richard Wood. When an outbreak of power failures brought a storm of complaints to the Power Ministry, Mrs. Wood helped raise at least some temperatures by posing for the Daily Mail in her cold-weather costume: a turtleneck sweater, fishnet stockings, and skintight, black woolen knee-length panties...
...Bunnies' work clothes with seminudity and . . . even progresses to the point where they become synonymous with nudity, that, too, is at most merely unfortunate. To satisfy his personal moral code, it is not incumbent upon the petitioner to dress its female employees in middy blouses, gymnasium bloomers, turtleneck sweaters, fishermen's hip boots or ankle-length overcoats...
...socks' end and the slip's beginning, left bare to redden in the cold; slips, in fact, might be completely forgotten, too, as the long tights were warmer and less bulky. But tights remained off limits off campus. Not so, of course, for beatniks, whose heavy black turtleneck sweaters had never looked particularly go with white tennis socks and who instantly seized upon the stockings (in black only) as the hashishiest thing around...
...Hauser of Paris. Men particularly appreciate the wide elastic belt which is so comfortable as well as functional on the ski slopes. The large collection of ski sweaters from Europe includes those of Montant of France, supplier of olympic teams. These V-neck, doubleknit racing sweaters worn with turtleneck jersey are very, very warm and, oh, so au courant...
...word this season is "coordinate" and that is what you should do with your skirts and Adele Bragar's full-fashioned British yarn can sweaters. They sell for $9 each and come in a full range of shades. Turtleneck jersies, are stocked in basic colors in sizes small, medium, and large, and fast at $4. Mrs. Bragar's collect India madras roll sleeve shirts, anteed to bleed," is particularly active...