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Knockouts In Knits
We won’t say the tight-fitting sweater-girl look has gone forever. But if you’re really hep to what’s new, you’ll let yourself go for the newest in sweater lines—casual, straight and boldly eye-catching. And don’t say the guys won’t go for them. Men are funny critters. They may whistle at the line-huggers but they’ll melt over your modern knit knockouts. These hep glamour gals have fallen hard for the new heavy ribbed knits, the colorful Italian-inspired sweaters with matching skirts, gloves and hoods.
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Anne Francis. For wearing on fun days, cold days and sun days, the classical cardigan’s her favorite. And with such a doll in it, to brighten each fun minute, it’s no wonder that most guys still favor it
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Joan Collins. With casual grace, she sets a smart pace, in sweater both fiery and bold.
And we guarantee when spied by some he,she won’t be left out in the cold
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Barbara Rush. In her demure turtleneck, this knockout in knit proves a gal’s sex appeal doesn’t depend on the fit!
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Joanne Gilbert. When guys go she-ing and gals go skiing and the wind is bitter and cold, what better way to go out and play than in this sweater hooded and bold!
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Nicola Michaels. In muted stripes of gray and white, she tempts that elusive him. Oh, pray tell us mister, how can you resister—this lady so glamorous and trim
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Elsa Martinelli. Nautical but nice in her middy-style sweater, she’d start a storm at sea or a mutiny to get her!
It is a quote. PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 1956