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Cliff Bennett and
Pattie Boyd start out on a tour of London Town. She shows off a swinging shift with a wide midriff filled in with holed-up fishnet. By Angela Cash, £7 19s. 6d. The gingham hat is by Edward Mann, (29s. 11d.) The sun-specs have a built in transistor. (At D. H. Evans, Oxford St., London, W.1., 7gns.) | 
| At St. James's the
sentry guard didn't even blink as Pattie and Cliff gave him the once- over. Pattie's "jump" suit, in white cotton, has a wide peekaboo fishnet midriff. The matching hat has a mesh crown. (By Mary Quant's Ginger Group, 8gns.) | 
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Outside
Buckingham Palace, Pattie's bare look for the beach is a razzle dazzle black and white towelling shift with a cut-out wide enough to display a captivating square of sun- tanned midriff. (By Angela Cash, 4gns.) | 
| Trafalgar Square
is a must for tourists. Armed with a bag of peanuts,Cliff and Pattie feed the pigeons. Pattie's choice is a denim dress with a bold, kookie cut-out in the front. It's a Sambo Dollyrocker, £3 19s. 6d. The denim doughboy has a daisy pinned to the brim. (By Edward Mann, 39s. 11d.) | 
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Whitehall - and for
once Pattie and Cliff cause more of a stir than the immaculate guards. Pattie's dress has a discreet high neckline in front and a neat square, like a TV screen, cut out of the back. In a grass green linen weave, it's by Saville Sports (4 1/2 gns.) The hat with a Courreges look is in a fine white straw edged with black. (By Edward Mann, 79s. 11d.) | 
| The Courreges type
boots were Pattie's own - in white leather with cut-out fronts. (From Anello and Davide, Ltd., £8 10s.), and if you want to know where to buy any of these Fab fashions, write to: Fashion Desk, FABULOUS, Fleetway House, Farringdon Street, London,E.C.4, enclosing a stamped addressed envelope for our reply. Photos specially taken in London by Fiona Adams. |
A load of new fashions came in tody for our fashion page. There were those dresses with the mesh middles and the ones with the holes in the back. They were great.
