That's So 70s - Winter Wear - Part 2

Hey? What the heck happened to global effing warming?  It's mid-March, in South Tejas AND WE ARE GETTING ANOTHER WINTERY BLAST!!  Okay, already, once the ice sheets hit Dallas, PERHAPS we can all say "Hey! Where's the GLOBAL WARMING!!"

Not to worry, in the 70s they had you covered - head to toe - in the most politically inappropriate Wintertime attire.

Well, Let's start out with some standard winter coats from Sears.  Yeah, it's a black and white pic, but hey. (1)

So much for so-called "Global Warming" in attire like this.  You have to love the "snap-on fur collar" to go with the leather coat.  Somehow, I don;t think this combo is still available today!

Wait, this coat is made of ......GASP....Rabbitt!!  Oh no, not Fluffy!!! (2)  You gotta love the matching handbag!

Here Kathy and friend are really dressed up for some powerful winter weather!  The calendar may say March, but ski wear is still appropriate attire (even during Spring Break?!?! Yikes!!!)

Young Individualists?? Well they of these lovely ladies definitely have the wind in their hair!   Except in the smaller inset picture (I guess the fans were turned off of that one).

Here is a close up of that smaller pic.

This is what we need to stay warm - of course I am referring to the coats.  And these gals will need to stay warm with wintery scene in the background!  Naturally, you gotta love the hat Kathy is wearing....Sooooo 70s! (1)

Whoa! wait a minute.  Am I seeing double again?!?!  Isn't this the same pic of Kathy as the first one in black and white?  Those 70s technicians worked wonders didn't they! (1)

footnotes:

(1) These pics are courtesy of Blue Senshi.  Thanks!

(2) For those unfamiliar with the horrible fate of Fluffy the Rabbit, please refer to this post.
http://kathyloghry.blogspot.com/2013/09/random-weirdness-magic-man.html

K Club Special Part 8 - Kay Cambpell - Part 2

Now that we have checked out a few of the other models outside the original four of the K Club (1), it's time to start a second round of specials on Kay, Karen, Colleen, and Kathy.  Of course now I have a numbering problem - this is the 8th K Club special and the second one on Kay, so the titles are getting a little complicated!

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Here is a pic from Mademoiselle magazine in 1975. (2)

Another great shot from Jantzen Fashions 1966.  Kay had the perfect, radiant smile. (2)

Kodel Fibers 1968.  I'm not sure about bike riding in those outfits?  Maybe that's why they are not actually on the bikes.  And the model in the back - is that some kind of hat she's wearing?  (2)

Ship 'n Shore 1971.  I'm not really sure what these gals are laughing at, but they are looking down at the smaller pic of the models in long dresses and laughing.  And if you notice, those models are looking up and laughing also, very strange. (2)

Naturally, We know Kay best from the catalogs of the 60s and 70s...

Okay, now we have "The Mixables" with the odd, crazy, up-and-down font (for added effect).  But you have to admit that Kay looks cute (despite that massive necklace and 70s groovy knit handbag).  As an added bonus, we have a great pic of Shelley Hack for all of her fans (and I know you're out there!).

Arnel Triacetrate just bespeaks the best in Jersey Knits!  However Kay, Colleen, and Wendy make them look country-style great!

And the next pics are two of all time personal favorite Kay catalogs pics.....

Kay normally has the big smile and piercing eyes, but here....I can't explain it.  She just has the most perfect pose - both her facial expression and her body language.  As an added bonus, we have Kathy and Karen also.

Here she has her trademark smile going again.  Very nice!

Oh boy, here goes Aldens again with the snazzy titles to go along with the pic!  Polyester naturally "Swings Jauntily into Spring!"  What exactly does that even mean?

Wait, there are two Kays?  What kind of evil 70s trickery is this?  And what better way to end this post than with a double vision pic of Kay!

footnotes:

(1) For those new to this blog, the "K Club" is what I call the foursome of Kathy Loghry, Kay Campbell, Colleen Corby, and Karen Bruun.  They were all very popular models back in the 70s and often appeared together.  The term K Club comes form the fact that all their first names begin with K or a hard k sound.

(2) All of these pics were re-blogged from miniMadMOD60s.com.