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John Paul award for Revolutionary designer, John Paul Goebel, received the first New Directions Award for Excellence in Fashion, with special rec qpnitlon for his anticipat­ ing 21st Century trends in fiber, fabric and fashion, at a breakfast meeting held in New York City for women's page/fashion editors from across the country. The award recognizes Mr. Goebel's unique con­ tributions to fashion as a consultant to Dupont in designing the patterning direction of a revolution­ ary new fiber fabrication process; as a consultant to Burlington Industries in developing finished fab­ rics and their end-use applications from the new fiber process; and in cre­ ating fashions utilizing the breakthrough in tex­ tile technology achieved by Dupont and Burlington. Selection of Mr. Goebel Goebel receives an fashion excellence SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER- PAGE 15 WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1977 specific end-uses for spe­ cific fabrications which are man-made .fabrica­ tions that are a result of combining fiber, air and water through a special process. It was the constant questioning and questing that sparked technicians, taking them even further, step by step, in advancing the "snowflake" design which is a technical breakthrough. Produced by the entan­ glement of fibers without bonding, the visual result is this particular pattern. Another giant step for­ ward has been the devel­ opment of the "hopsack" effect which looks like woven cloth. For these reasons, New Directions decided, justifi­ ably, that John Paul Goe­ bel be the recipient of the very first New Directions Award for his outstanding contributions to the world of fashion. Certainly his efforts in was made by a committee of recognized authorities in the fashion world under the leadership of Chair­ man Vincent Monte-Sano, President of the New York Couture Business Council and Co-Chairwoman El­ eanor Titian, President of Titian Enterprises and Co-Director of New Direc­ tions Press Week. The award citation read: To John Paul Goebel -- THE NEW DIRECTIONS AWARD FOR EXCEL­ LENCE -- 1976. It was presented to Mr. Goebel by Marvin Feldman, Pres­ ident of the Fashion Insti­ tute of Technology. "Can you get this look?" "Or this?" "Can you do this?" "What would hap­ pen if you did this?" These are some of the C Tnhn frno 4 UCdwtvtiO v v/iin * aui vwt - bel has been asking since he donned another hat and moved into yet an­ other dimension of the designing area some dozen years ago. It is the questioning of this creative, ever-questing mind that has added to his already Internation­ ally-known designer name . . . and resulted in start­ ling news coming out of the fiber, fabric and fash­ ion field. In the 1950's, John Paul became the first nationally known sportswear design­ er. For the past 10 years he has broadened his hori­ zons by doing resarch, act­ ing as consultant on style and color direction, creat­ ing innovations for all types of apparel and home furnishings. Though not a graduate chemist, he is sufficiently familiar in resarch labora­ tory surroundings to serve ao a catalyst in uuuiiig fabrication and fashion coincide with the ever- broadening directions of today's lifestyle as our society moves toward the 21st Century. Garden planting guide new directions of fiber. 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