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AiO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September a7 1995

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Lauren tightened the silhouette on this classic-
looking suit, left, adding even more glamour to his
style. This suit from Ellen Tracy, top right, adds
feminine chic to the menswear look. The smart pin-

Menswear styles were all the rage on 1 the runways
as designers debuted their fall 1995 collections.
Hewever, it was menswear with a feminine twist.
Waistcoats and wide lapels are still on the fashion
scene, but gone are the boxy looks of seasons past.
This fall, suits are shapelier and more, feminine
with nipped-in waists and soft shoulders..Ralph glamour to shine through. FF9S9362

_» When the Going Gets Cold:
Improved Technological Fabrics and Styles Reach Beyond the Slopes

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ing, snowboarding, cross-country ski Performance features are ‘important
o skiers and riders, bet’ participants’ in

ing and other on-snow ‘activities is
designed to do mare than keep weare ther, outdoor endeavors, like rock and’
ice-climbing: and mountain biking. .

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Today's ski wear snowboard -wear; ‘increasingly are-looking ‘to’ ski'and_’
snowboard ‘ap| Ima:

and nordic wear keep ski
comfortable in wind the ir Clothing

ugain allows the designer's distinctive tailored

some manufacturers have developed.
highly technical performance lines

“ exclusively for women.”

“TECHNOLOGICAL FABRICS

This winter; a few manufacturers
will-introduce ovterwear clothing
made f special fabrics that adjust to 2_
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national, nonp fire
trade association: repr ening.
facturers, distributdrs“and ‘suppliers
on-snow outdoor products. :
This winter, fabrics used to mak
active outerwear will take a giant tech:
nological leap: Manufacturers are’
usiag “smart” fabrics, recycled fibers”
and separate-wind blockers to protect
wearers from wind,. snow, sleet, rain

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ockets and: Zippers; do bl
closure yalems;-adjustable cuffs: wind
‘flaps; powder skirts; and high collars:

As the decade. unfolds,-more and
“more-women are “getting outdoors ta
ski, ‘ride, climb and bike. They are
demanding higher performance from
their clothes. To mect the demand.

and. ‘sweaty. ‘Some new things

a8 a microfiber. that is 20 times thia-

cled plastic soda bottles, to. be used as.
insulation in a number of products
and will continuc io be used as fabric
for outer laycrs,

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1g, 8p iods of low: activity, —

(i) release heat and’ moisture when.’

to Icok:for-are recycled fléece, as well”.

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don scene — especially on jackets. :

: " _SpOrt™ statement was style. that, was:

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and ‘soft browns: . :

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Whether. by color, design or: pri

ayers‘an vests ‘were everunens, on the -
nways, with three and four. different
abrics combined to layer, patch or wim:
his:Jook.: Prints: that showed the’ city”
were: “evident; the wearer might disap-
“pear into the urban scenery. ~ :
oi: Tough police-style uniforms in
“black dashed with-silver made an
. appearance, and fabrics followed this
rough-and-tough trend. Corduroy

ette was featured in this look as well.

fashions crossing traditional appai
boundaries is here to stay.

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_patches, silver inserts and bulletproof
.. look materials. showed up on the fash-\%

".At the opposite end:of this tough: ‘
harmony. with nature: Fabrics, texture’,

colors:.and prints: blended. with the out
doors; and: -fashions. included. ‘so Ft

‘Recycled and natural tooks also“were:
“apparent, with the. ‘outdoor market

-trend. At Benneton , Nature's Project is on
an:entire line devoted to ‘this: concept:

reaching for a totally recycled polyester —
garment that ‘can be returned to the :>

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outerwear. Details included embroi- =

and the oversized, overshaped silhou-,

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Cynthia Rowley, left, roars with stylish success,
while Bill Blass becomes king of the jungle with
the lcopard-print coat, center. Mark Eisen also
answers the call of the wild with this short slip-
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‘During a quiet fashion season of prim, preper
styles, some designers are making a bold statement
with wild patterns and fabrics. Animal prints are
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Worn footwear is the cause of most walkers’ injuries

(SOP) More and more people
are getting injured by one of
nature’s easiest tasks:
walking.

There are an: incredible
umber of injuries because
people don’t replace their
shoes often enough. Fitness
walkers are not the only ones
that suffer; many people
injure themselves in. the
course of their. everyday
activities, either because their

shoes do not. fit well or’

because they don’t: offer

adequate support. Things like .

weight gain, poor stretching
or sudden change in activities.

Take walking-telated injuries -
_- pain is to invest ina pair of
- shoes with good arch support,
- which will prevent the muscle

from pulling. If the problem
- persists,

even more likely to occur.
And walking injuries don’t
just affect the feet; they can

cause serious pain in the hips, —

lower back or inside the
knees.

Walking injuries start with
corns, calluses and
Shinsplints, which most
people experience at some
point in their life. Another
common but more painful
injury is called “pJantar
fascitis” by doctors, “heel
pain” by everyone else.

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People suffering from this

will feel a strong pain im their ~

heel after walking extensively

'. or when they first wake up in

the. morning. The . pain: is

striking and feels like a badly.”
“pulled. muscle: being yanked :

in the heel. .
Plantar -fascitis occurs

when the muscle that attaches.

to the heel bone starts to pull
away, from the bone or pets
inflamed, and usually occurs

because shoes do-not offer. :
‘ enough arch support or shock:

_ absorption. If untreated, it can .-
_ lead. to heel spurs’ or bone.

growth off the heel.
‘The best treatment for heel

consult. a foot
specialist. Special padding,
orthotic
supports or inflammatory
treatments may be necessary.
Another common
walking-related injury is
“metatarsalgia,” which
basically means pain in one
or more of the five long bones
at the ball of the foot. Each

foot has. 26 bones,.

percent of all the bones inthe

“and
together comprise roughly 25:

human body, so when:one of.

be profound...

bears ‘more. weight than

-another, it starts. to” bruise;

_ Shoes,. weight: gain, pasture :
and walking style also play: a

= ‘One of

: » causing pain in the ball of the.
:: foot. A walking shoe ‘with a ..
rounded bottom will help ease

the. strain: In addition. to bad

tole.

‘longer’ -Shoes ‘as: their’ arch
. flattens over time. -
Foot

‘the “biggest :
: problems with walking is that
“people don’t replace. their:
_ shoes: often: enough.-And .
“some people ‘don’t realize:
their feet: require: wider and -

specialists’ say

. them is hurting, the pain. can ;

‘When one metatarsal bone 7

walking shoes should be.

Teplaced after 800 kilometres
of use. If mileage is too hard
to calculate,
every six months, certainly
every year, even if they. look
OK. What you can’t see is the
part that really counts, and by
that time it’s worn out.

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