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Fashions in Hair - The 1st 5,000 Years
A wonderfull book that details hair fashions for the past five thousand years. A must for anyone doing stage productions. Lots of
well done drawings with both front and rear views. For the stage hair stylist this book will be the one you turn to over and over
again.
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The History of Hair - Fashion and Fantasy Down the Ages
A fascinating study of the history of hair. It how fahion and events influenced hairstyles (especially women's styles) around the
world. The author explores international fashion, and the similar and contrasting trends that developed in various countries. Nice
illustrations and succinct captions make this book entertaining and informative.
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Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History
Examines the ways in which hair has served as a signifier of class, gender, ethnicity, authority, conformity/non-conformity, and
power throughout history. Countless issues and examples are explored in this volume including: hair styles of royalty; wigs worn by
lawmakers and judges; ceremonial hairstyles of tribes throughout the world; Olvier Cromwell's "Roundheads;" hair in the
counterculture ...
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Women's Hats, Headdresses and Hairstyles: With 453 Illustrations, Medieval to Modern
More than 400 of the author's own drawings provide an authentic record of over 1,300 years of changing fashions in women's
hairstyles and headwear in England. Finely detailed images -- rendered from vintage sources -- depict everything from wimples and
crespines worn in Anglo-Saxon times, Tudor hoods and caps, and elaborate Georgian hats and hairstyles, to early Victorian bonnets
and pillboxes of the mid-20th century.
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An Illustrated History of Hairstyles 1830-1930
A fascinating timeline of hair fashion emerges through a progression of images. This extensively illustrated history of hairstyles
is a guide for theatrical hairstylists, costumers, and historical reenactors, and provides invaluable reference for dating vintage
photographs. Employing nearly 500 period photographs and illustrations, it shows how everyday men, women, and children have worn
their hair, while providing a surprisingly intriguing glimpse into their lives.
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