P>AGE 4. WITBY FRE PRESS BRIDA L SUIPPLEMEN'F, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1981 Be a Beautiful Bride By Planning Well Ahead Being a beautiful bride is easy if you begin your beauty regime a few months in advance of the big date. Most experts say that beau- tiful skin is essential to attractiveness, so you'll want to begin as soon as possible to get the proper rest, nutrition, and exercise it needs. Try relaxing through those hectic weeks of plan- ning with a daily ten minutes of waist-bends, sit- ups, and toe-touching. These routines, combined with deep-breathing exer- cise, will aid in reducing ten- sion and in trimming off inches. You owe it to your- self to schedule a few minutes a week for special pampering. Plan a facial-a profes- sional skin cleaning-by a beauty consultant or a der- matologist.. Make sure to schedule a final procedure at least ten days before the ceremony. This allotment is necessary, as facials can cause temporary blotches or breakouts until the skin re- turns to normal balance. Should an unwelcome blemish occur for any reason, do not hesitate to call upon your family physician or dermatologist. Suprisingly, there are a number of antibiotics or preparations which can eliminate or diminish unsightly pimples virtually overnight. If professional help is un- available, sharpen a flesh- colored, make-up pencil and gently touch its point to the problem area to perform a quick camouflage. Plan your wedding-day make-up in advance. If you choose, schedule yourself for eyelash dyeing. Salons which perform hair coloring services, generally offer lash coloring as well. Many a misty-eyed bride will find this special touch a welcome alternative to running mas- cara. When calling for an appointment, make sure the salon uses only safe vege- table dyes. If coloring is undesirable for you, use a waterproof mascara, apply- ing first to the tips of lashes, then to back. Instead of eye shadow, use a liquid foundation, se- veral shades darker than your skin. Apply and move it up from the lashes to the bottom of the eyebrow, so as to allow the eyes to ap- pear more prominent and come forward for a glamo- rous, yet subtly romantic ef- fect. Today's W A Return ' American women have once again discovered the grace and beauty of tradi- tional weddings, according to Priscilla, designer for decades of brides. Tradi- tional values are once again becoming the cornerstone of life and the bridal gown reflects a new appreciation for those things made to last, created for the sake of beauty and touched with the elegance of times past. This season, the bride will turn to dreams of en- chanted candlelit cere- monies and bouquets of palest flowers. Wedding gowns match the mood, as brides take a softly femi- nine approach in a variety of silhouettes, each with its own special meaning and look. From the nostalgic eras of the turn of the century come dramatic wedding gowns, high at the throat and plunging deeply in the back to reveal the perfect shoulder. From the Vic- torian and Edwardian eras come the pure romance of lace, embroideries, small waisted peplums, and elongated torsos, all wrapped in soft, creamy color. Over three decades of mnaking the most beautiful gowns in America have given Priscilla a perspec- tive that few designers have, and this sense of beauty and timelessness FOR A MEMORABLE BRIDAL SHOWER LUNCHEON, place a single rose floating ln a small dish or goblet at each place setting. Each guest can take home her rose as a favor, or wear it in her hair or tucked into a purse or lapel. The Rose Information Bureau recommends using blooms that are fully mature and at room temperature. Cut off the stems just below the flower head, then very gently bend the outer petals back.t edding Gowns Reflect To Traditional Values has made each of her Necklines make dra- gowns extra special. De- matic statements; grace- tails remain her signature fully sculptured, they and from gleaming seed flatter and frame the glow- pearls and fine laces to ing bride. Waistlines are shimmering beads, elegant more defined, graced with headdresses and subtle peplums or newly dropped mixes of opalean colors. for a long torso effect. Elegant, Classic Hemlines become a new Designs Feature point for the eye, frothed Lace Emboideing with lace, iced with bead- Lace, Embroideng ing and always a very Even in fabrics, the de- important part of the signerfhas chosen the ele- gown. For That Most SpecialOccasion. We ma-uke bridles beautiful. M ou Bridahua Special Occasion Shop Roanne's Iin teOhmCenitre, North Mail1. Phoe 57-516 Headdresses make the picture perfect. Mantillas highlight the radiant face, while a multitude of treat- ments from seed pearls to glowing beads to delicate bouquets of lace flowers add drama. Lacy caps are worn forward and spar- kled with pearls and ih- candescent beadings. To complete a Victorian por- trait, ruffles of lace are ingenuously fashioned in tiers at the back of the head. An Edwardian high tea hat is artfully molded of Alencon lace and dewed with pearls. For the portrait of this season's bride, Priscilla's collection is a picture of classic charm, sophisti- cation and beauty. Jewellery for that special occasion l)MITED 2(03 Queen Street - Port Perry 985-8263 CAROUSEL INN For those Special Occasions: . Wedding Receptions . Banquets . Any large function W-44rBy TP41CKSONsD 4067 4p PA b4wv '45 -[éi.b laRitv<e itu sL o 03Iý4AWCAUII N Ci-sRYSAL ADS D#NING LOUNGE CAROUSEL INN OSHAWA 723-5271 M gant classics on which she paints with laces and em- broideries the dreams of women. Silk finish satin, shimmering antique satin, crepe, point d'esprit, chif- fon and English netting is dazzled with special touches and details that make each fantasy a beau- tiful reality. Creative embroideries, laces and appliques make classically beautiful statements. Re- embroidered Alencon, silkened Bristol, gossamer Lyon and dainty Valen- cienne laces are applied' with a loving hand and an eye for decades of beauty to come. Glistening pearl embroideries, meticu- lously sewn by hand, be- come delightful works of art.