PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «ETON CROP»
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eton
crop
review
hairstyle
band
short
worn
with
hair
very
close
head
frequently
sported
both
women
though
style
usually
only
named
when
woman
entering
armed
forces
many
countries
have
twenties
photo
detective
shortest
bobbed
hairstyles
after
famous
school
whose
boys
wore
slightly
longer
than
dreamy
home
most
daring
controversial
initially
would
been
barbershops
because
those
times
hairdressers
london
internationl
award
winning
salon
international
located
stones
throw
from
british
museum
street
discography
discogs
name
erwin
blom
lucas
spike
daalder
corné
aliases
groove
society
members
peter
hairdressing
hall
green
birmingham
established
unisex
excellent
reputation
throughout
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team
experienced
stylists
yell
find
contact
details
reviews
opening
hours
videos
directions
define
pronunciation
look
listening
concerts
stats
pictures
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ETON CROP»
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Right away she becomes an unknowing pawn in the rival criminals' plans and in the complex struggle between Harpur and his rival, Assistant Chief Constable Desmond Iles. 'Masterly . . . there is nothing else quite like this series' The Times
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Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History
The Eton crop, a very short bob, appeared in 1926 and 1927 and was modeled
on a hairstyle that was popular with young British men. The Moana and
Chesterfield were other popular cuts. Some women added spit curls, called "
croche ...
3
The Dictionary of Fashion History
Eton crop (F) Period: Mid-to-late 19205. A closely cut, boyish hairstyle worn by
women, which complemented the narrow androgynous outline of 19205 fashions
. Eton jacket (F) Period: 1892 to early 19005. A day bodice cut like the boy's
jacket ...
Valerie Cumming, C. W. Cunnington, P. E. Cunnington, 2010
Long-legged, slim, I was an excellent runner and joined the boys in their games.
Our neighbourhood abounded in children and we formed what we called 'our
gang'. I had heard Mother speaking with admiration of an Eton crop she had seen
.
... activity all in the pursuit of the production of thousands and thousands of
forgotten books. Edith Blake was waiting for her on the landing, dauntingly tall,
with thick grey hair swept back in waves from her face, like an Eton crop that
surprisingly ...
... as an 'Eton crop'. This young woman might, so far as outward appearances
were concerned, have passed easily on the stage for the aged king's retainer, for,
although her manner was more actively combative than the Fool's, the shortness
...
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The Canvas and the Camera in Weimar Germany: A New ...
For example, Sabine Hake writes, “Under Dix's scrutinizing gaze, von Harden
becomes a caricature of the New Woman, complete with monocle and Eton crop.”
Hake, “In the Mirror of Fashion,” in Women in the Metropolis: Gender and ...
8
Kate Hannigan's Girl: A Novel
Certainly she was nothing to do with any of those present; she seemed alien,
belonging to another social world altogether, though to what particular one he
could not say. Her hair was cut in an Eton crop, and although he disliked girls
with ...
9
World Within World: The Autobiography of Stephen Spender
At a luncheon party on the same day, I sat next to a girl who had an oval, child-
like face, under fair hair cut almost to an Eton crop. She had nearly perfect
classical features, and very brightly shining eyes, with which she gazed at me
with a kind ...
The men are wearing their white 'flannels' and most have cigarettes between
their lips. The ladies look charming with their rather lengthy white dresses and
white bandeaux around the Eton crop hairstyles so popular in the nineteen-
twenties.
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «ETON CROP»
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Lady Mary Gets a Bob! What Her Modern Makeover Means for …
The “Finger Wave” and the “The Marcel” emerged as the wavier, more feminine versions, while the “Shingle Bob” and the “Eton Crop” (think ... «Vogue.com, fev 15»
Josephine Baker: From exotic dancer to activist
Almost 40 years after her death, the Baker brand is still alive, witnessed in the Eton crop hairstyle that suits the cloche hat she made famous; ... «BBC News, dez 14»
THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE
Boyish cuts were in vogue, especially the Bob cut, Eton crop, and Shingle bob. Finger waving was used as a means of styling. Hats were still ... «Hometown Focus, mar 14»
Asked & Answered: The Juliet cap veil is the bride's head, revisited
The headpiece was especially flattering with the new bobs and Eton crop hairstyles, thus was re-popularized in the 1920s and early 1930s and ... «The Province, mar 14»
Think you know Downton Abbey's 1920s? Take our quiz.
The Eton crop is the shortest of the 1920s bobs, a tomboy cut so named for the more foppish English boarding school boys who sported longer ... «Calgary Herald, jan 14»
Downton by design: Test your Roaring Twenties style savvy with our …
The Eton crop is the shortest of the 1920s bobs, a tomboy cut so-named for the more foppish English boarding school boys who sported longer ... «National Post, jan 14»
UK newspaper review: Focus on plight of typhoon children
It picks 19, taking in Twiggy's Eton Crop, Dusty Springfield's Beehive, David Bowie's Mullet and Jennifer Aniston's Rachel. null ... «BBC News, nov 13»
Ghosts of Octobers past
I got a jet black Eton Crop wig. I painted my nails a color called Vixen. Then it was the guy I made out with while wearing Vixen. Then it was all ... «Creative Loafing Tampa, out 13»
1920s Hairstyles That Defined The Decade, From The Bob To …
Jazz Age icon Josephine Baker was daring enough to go even shorter with the Eton crop. Josephine Baker 1920s hairstyles. Jean Arthur «Huffington Post, ago 13»
Lady of the Flies: Previewing Kiss the Water
... sweater, wool skirt, tweed sports jacket and heavy army-style boots” and how “she cut her own hair in a style the British call an Eton Crop”. «Scotsman, jun 13»
