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[[left column is a full column advertisement for "Dalton" sportswear.  The top of the ad features the word "Dalton".  Underneath is a black and white drawing of a white woman with blonde hair, wearing a long-sleeved sweater, flared-bottom trousers and a neck scarf.  Underneath the drawing are the words:  Famous for elegance in sportswear,dresses, suits and ensembles.  Dalton Industries, Dalton Blvd., Willoughby, Ohio and New York City.  Also makers of James Kenrob sportswear and Hadley Active sportswear.]]
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signers have been honored along with the designers of women's fashions. This year's winner was Alexander Julian, who is known for his sweaters along with his casual clothes.
   The jury that does the selecting takes its job quite seriously. The nominating committee, consisting of fashion editors and reporters based in New York, meets each
[[photograph of model]]caption: Black terry jacket over red-trimmed shorts by Ralph Lauren. Lauren made it into the Hall of Fame twice - in 1976 for men's fashions and in '77 for women's.
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spring to evaluate the field and votes on its choices by secret ballot. In some of the categories, such as special awards, its word is final.
   Winners of specials this year were Ted Muehling, for jewelry, and Fernando Sanchez, for lingerie, in the women's field. In the men's area, Jeffrey Banks won for furs and Marcia Akins for hats.

   The names of candidates for the major first-time award are sent by mailed ballot to 450 fashion writers throughout the country, who select the winner.
   While there are always rumors of hanky-panky, chances of stuffing the ballot box are slim. The actual counting is done by Main Lafrentz, the accounting firm, and the results are not known until the moment they are announced at the awards presen-
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[[full page advertisement featuring a photograph of a white woman with short blonde hair posed on a curved staircase, wearing a full length solid-colored robe.  Above her head are the words "Draped in Royalcama.  Designed by Dior."  To the right of her body are the words "It's got Christian Dior's signature on it, and you'll feel like a million dollars in it.  It's lush and luxurious Royalcama of Celanese Arnel [[[registered trademark symbol]]] triacetate and nylon.  And it's a Christian Dior robe in Crimson and Navy.  P,S,M,L, about $70.  Saks Fifth Avenue all stores."  Below her feet are the words "BRW, who else.  Ahhh...Arnel, what else.  Blue Ridge-Winkler Textiles, 119 West 40th Street, New York, N.Y. 10018.  A division of Lehigh Valley Industries Inc."]]
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