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F4 â€" Fashion â€" Wednesday, March 15, 1994 © Calvin Kiein Inc. LILY % CRAWFORD OPTICIANS o Spring is a time of renewal and with recent trends in fashion eyewear, your personal makeover shouldn‘t stop at the closet door, says Lily Crawford, owner of Lily Crawford Opticians. longer just a medical necessity. The days of wearing the same pair of glasses day in and day out are gone," Lily says. "If you‘re changing the colors in your wardrobe this spring, you should it follow up with eyewear." Although men and women are spending more to look their best these days, whether on powerâ€" "Eyeglasses are a fashion item now, and no dressing at the office or putting together the ultiâ€" mate casual wardrobe, eyewear is often overâ€" looked, Lily observes. "You only get once chance for a first impresâ€" sion, and it can be critical." Innovations in eyewear design which have crossed the border from Europe can give you the edge you are looking for. Smaller, more finely shaped frames in a variety of metal alloys are available in a rainbow of colors and textures, such as the trendy antiqued frame with filigree design in softened versions of power colors such as purple, red and green. The new Calvin Klein Make eyewear part of fashion facelif product line, for example, which Lily plans introduce this week has a diverse assortment casual frames with some interesting detailing the bridge and temple areas. Lily says many people are saying goodbye their old standâ€"bys, often made with heavy pla tics. They‘re also buying two pairs of glasse and not just to have an extra pair in case of breaks. "They‘re starting to realize that a secor pair of eyeglasses isn‘t necessarily a luxury pu chase," Lily notes. *You should have two pairs, not only from practical standpoint, but for fashion reasons." Caolvin Klein e y e w e a r ADVERTISING FEATURE by Stephanie Henderson LILY CRAWFORD OPTICIANS (905) 845â€"3621 175 Lakeshore Rd. 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The staff at Classic Tan are trained at Suntan Association for Education (SAE) schools in the United States, where salon operaâ€" tors must be specially licensed. "If the salon is a member of the CHainloom qu® Wetpin The staff at HAIRLOOM HAIRSTYLING welcomes ROBIN to their salon. Robin STEVE WILLIAMS SAE, it‘s a good sign," he says. The Oakville location is Williams‘ second; his Etobicoke salon has been in business for a decade and boasts more than 3,000 clients. Both adhere to operating regulations prescribed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, he notes. Customers flock to Williams‘ first location for many reasons: to improve their appearance, to give their spirits a life (some winter clients tan to combat Seasonally Affected Disorder [SAD), or seaâ€" sonal depression), as therapy for sore backs and hip joints (includâ€" invites all his clients friends as well as new customers to visit him at his new location. Robin is formerly from Oakville. OPEN MONDAYSâ€" : LAKESHORE RD. E. 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People come in tired an they walk out feeling energized." The salon owner believes in tt important of public educatio about tanning beds, and is enthus astic about promoting an upcon ing campaign by California Tan, manufacturer of suntan product Advertisements in People mag; zine will refer readers to hi Oakville salon, among others th sell California Tan products. "If you‘ve got questions, ca us," he offers. Williams is also hot on t physical interior of his newe business venture. Clients can rel: in luxurious surroundings and li ten to their favorite tunes on pr| vate digital FM/cassette stered while tanning on imported bed from Germany. Plan a visit durin the salon‘s grand opening on Sat March 19. Classic Tan is located at 17 Speers Rd. Call §55â€"2353. Come to Winners! With new arrivals of great clothes daily, it‘s the one place where you get all the cool clothes that kids love, at prices you‘ll love. 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