A “bob” hat advertisement similar to this one would be a familiar sight to many women during the 1920s. During this time period, the bob hat or cloche became a classic. The cloche was bell shaped at the top and had decorative additions such as feathers, geometric shapes, and flowers, which would showcase a woman’s demeanor. As said on vintagedancer.com, there were other accessories that women wore on their heads such as wrapped turbans, short crown straw hats, and an array of different headbands. These hair accessories became popular during the 1920s because of the way it worked with new hairstyles such as the bob. A cloche’s structure would frame the face of the women who wore them. In many cases women would not leave a store without ensuring
Cloche Hats. To show the short hair (a close fitting cloche is the only chose for hair that was short and flat.)—affected the body posture (“it was pulled well over the eyes which meant young women held their heads at a specific angle in order to see where they were going.”)
The ribbon would be seen at the bottom of the crown, a ribbon and a brooch would be placed in the middle at the front. The brooches would be seen on top of the ribbon. A veil would also be added in black and it was made from netting and covered in spots. At the start of the 1910s the hats would have very deep crowns and large brims till 1911 when the brims decreased in size. Feathers, flowers and ribbons continued to be seen as decoration. Later the hats became a lot less heavily decorated then the Edwardian hats. In 1912 hats decreased in size and the crown would fit the head size. The brim was now a regular size and small feathers were seen on the hats pointing upwards. Straw would be used to construct the hats and it would be seen in colours such as dark orange, navy blue, brown and grey. The hats seen for sports would be made from velvet or tweed. Some hats that were like helmets due to their rounded shape, would be decorated with hussar feathers which were influenced by the military. In 1914 the hats continued to have regular brims and veils could be seen attached to it with rounded crowns. Flower and ribbon would be seen as decoration. The shepherdess hat was seen again in
Boutonnieres became “a thing” when the King of France arrived in Italy. The people brought him a wreath of violets, which he very happily wore. Later in the 1940’s, flower gardens became popular, initiating floral patterns to be worn on men’s clothing. When painters began to portray other individuals wearing bouquets of flowers on the men’s “buttonhole,” the country’s men also started copying how the drawings were portrayed. However, as time progressed, just like the corsages changed places and meanings, so did the boutonniere. Around the 1830’s the frock coat became popular, but it wasn’t till about two decades later when the “Tweedside” coat came about. The fashion was similar to a turndown shirt collar with the coat buttons closed all the way to the top. This resulted in men leaving their top buttons undone. Consequently, the right side of the coat flapped over with the button facing the clavicle, allowing the left side to sow the boutonniere from the inside. This was how the notched lapel came into existence as it is
Hi Christa! I obviously saw/was told about how you attacked me on social medias because I am white and I have dreadlocks....my first question is why wouldn't you say anything to me in person? I saw you that day standing next to me in Sykes and I recognized you from women's leadership things and advocacy things around campus. I've had literally hundreds of people of color compliment my hair in person but never have I had someone say something negative to me in person - only attack me from behind a screen. I do not respect how you went about your stand point. A person hoping to point out ignorance should strive to educate not humiliate and you picked humiliate.
Great hair is something everyone wants, whether we're talking about men or women. It can literally make or break an appearance, while also attracting lots of positive attention from the people you meet. If you, too, are longing for hair that will make you look like a million bucks, know that it's only one step away, as the right hair care regimen can give you all that and more.
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Hair Days As you sit on top my head When squished in my hat, I wonder how you breathe Tight against my scalp? When the umbrella comes out, Curls cascade down my face. Nothing more to tame, when Ducking to protect these locks Against sprinkling drops of rain. Rain I can’t erase as my curls Get flipped and they get
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It is always said that old is gold and this saying can be rightly proved by vintage hairstyling, which is so much in demand now days. Vintage hairstyles are the hairstyles from 190’s era. The hairstyles in those years were so smart and subtle that women and men from all across the world are opting for them instead of new hairstyles of current era. Vintage type hairstyles include styling your hair in a way that they are not messy at all. Any vintage style that you would see has hair set properly and no frizz or loose hair is there.
Plumed hats of Henri IV’s Court- a type of hat worn by the court members of Henri IV
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I love my kinky curly hair so much I wouldn't trade my hair for any other texture. Going natural at the age of 14 was very hard, but looking back, I would do it all over it. When I where my kinky curly fro I feel like I'm connecting with my ancestors, I feel empowered and most of all I feel beautiful!
Students were forced to go through the sort of drastic physical to remove all trace of identity influenced by their family and community. Forced create contradictory and confusion on the part of the people. They were given short haircuts a source of shame for boys of many tribes. For most Indians, hair was only cut under certain circumstances Navajo, cut children’s hair on their first birthday and then do not cut it again… Among some tribes, hair was cut as part of tribal mourning customs. You can imagine how it must have felt for many native children to have their hair cut against their will upon entrance into U.S. government-run boarding schools the physical cutting of hair is a manifestation of the loss of a loved one, a loss of a relationship,