The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 2, 1953, Page 9

t Summer Fashion Accents Cool c BARROSO swings along in a seablue swim suit with pleats cutting a fine fashion swath with keen 7 pleats form 4 ruffle at the lower hip line and accen- i] i ‘The strapless number was one of the top se- by the audience at the fashion parade spon- Nurses Association of Monroe County, Miss Bar- d in a smart white terrycloth beach robe worn Saar’ MNESTONE CENTERS in dainty appliqued flowers along the pet the bathing suit bring a gleam to the eye and the swim- ft, too, It’s worn by Beverly Bailey. The figured front panel atures a spriggy flower design of navy on white, The rest of \@ suit Is in navy blue. A de@p back dip assures-a nice tan + @ wearer. The fabric is stum@yishirred cot» with elasticir< tatment for slick lines. es, Comfort * 039 © we t+ go ae Oem 6 es Oh we ek a 8s AFTERNOON FROCK is modeled by Flo Robeson, It's a black and white daisy design with the petals set tip to tip as in an old- fashioned quilting pattern, The material is pique, the style an easy to button into coat-dress with the buttons all the way down to the hem from the scooped off-the-shoulder neckline. Tiny cap sleeves complete the picture of coolness and comfort in summer This theme was the leading note of the style show sponsored by the Monroe County Nurses Association at the card-party style. and style promenade presented Friday night at the Legion Post Home. All wearing apparel was provided by the local branch The models were Key West store of Three Sisters. The selections were supervised by the shop's managr, Miss Carmichael. girls. The event marked the bowing in of an organized professional nurses group.—All Photos by Finch, Citizen Staff. BLUE DENIM pedal pushers are displayed by Gloria Muniz, contest winner who was one of the models in the recent jation style show. The toreador style trousers the knee with three pearl buttons. The swoop pocket natches the blouse in biue and -vhite stripes, which has a wearing it outside as well as tucked LOVELY TO WEAR is the embossed black and white cotton dress exhibited by Marjorie Pearce. A stand-up collar with flare to match the flare of the cuffs at the elbow and the nat- urally full flare of the skirt is one of the summery effects. The print gives the illusion of lace and is trimmed with blatk but- tons and @ black patent leather belt. All the show's dresses are available at the Three Sisters ster. ‘VITA BARROSO, sister of Gay Lou, appears In a clear yellow bathing suit by Jordan. The lovely line of the outfit is high- lighted by deep pockets on the hip and two shirred panels, Oth- er swim suits with equally, trim silhouettes were worn by Mar- jorie Pearce and Flo Robeson. One wag a black, sleek number called “Postage Stamp.” The other was a pale blue suit called “Wonder Girl,” both by Jantzen. ¥ a SURE-FIRE POPULARITY with the younger set is the ptagsuit modeled by pretty Kathy Zimmerman, daughter of Cdr, Robert Zimmerman, USN. The out-for-fun-in-the-sun suit is in yellow with brown and yellow striped trimming on the pocket, the neckline and the cuffs of the shorts. Gathers at the waist and a V-halter strap to hold the suit sceurely are features of the Junior Miss topper.