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Prettiest look on campus: This tailored but feminine suit of corduroy. With a sweater, it goes seriously to class. With a sissy blouse — it s date-bait!
■ With two-and-a-half more months of hot, hot weather dead ahead, to look at a wool skirt or a red blazer is almost to swoon. Better drag out the smelling salts, pets, 'cause it's not a day too soon to start collecting your fall finery. Right now is the time to pick up a suit, an odd jacket, a good sweater. Right now, while the selection is wide, while you've got time to browse through the stores.
Us, we've browsed already, and we've really come up with some honeys. We want you to know that in choosing them we had you in our minds and — if you can stand some corn — in our hearts. You, our wonderful bunch of kids who are fast becoming the best-dressed gals around. There are back-to-schooi clothes, back-to-work clothes, clothes for a GI's bride, clothes for a busy little mom, and when we tell you that they are all from the superb fashion house of Korday, you will know that they are good clothes, beautifully designed, beautifully made. That is our lesson for this month: In sport clothes, above all, get good clothes. The very best you can afford. You won't need to replace them often, and you won't need many if you buy them wisely, matching and contrasting colors and fabrics skilfully.
Pedalpusher: For biking to market or to Math class — no hands for a country honeymoon with that beautiful ex-sergeant, we give you this colorful, irresistible trio. The good looking blazer is fire engine red piped with white. Carefully tailored, it has that casual, expensive look that is the Korday trademark. Handsomely detailed, the buttonholes and piping look positively hand-stitched. Copy the college boys and button the top two buttons, or wear it flying open to show off your smooth black Shetland sweater — a short sleeved Tishu-Knit classic. The "pedal-pushers" (darling kneelength shorts that provide freedom and fun!) are all wool in a smart
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