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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «HATLESSNESS»
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1
Hats to
Hatlessness, 1945-1972
The main purpose of this study is to interpret how women's wearing hats changed to hatlessness in America from 1945 to 1972.
2
Five Centuries of American Costume
From here on, hatlessness became more prevalent than being hatted. Every
coiffure or hairdo was modish provided it kept to the small head for which the hair
was cut shoulder length, making any headdress possible. The hatless era of men
...
3
Scotland's Books : A History of Scottish Literature: A ...
fence . . . between the sexes' and of 'hatlessness' as 'an offence' alert us to the
stylistic perfection ofthe writing. 'Hatlessness' is a comical version of words like '
carelessness'; but repeatedly in this book comical details appear less innocent ...
4
Studies in Industrial Organization
'Hatlessness' was, and still is, a disturbing factor to the trade. It can only be met by
the production of still more becoming hats to suit changes in costume and hair-
dressing. It can, with some truth, be said that one of the faults of the past was that
...
"Long live hatlessness!" "Viva!" In the Castilian provinces hatlessness appeared
with less enthusiasm than in Catalonia, but it had that tenacious Castilian
sobriety. Here, hat haters were lean young men, with tightly folded smiles. But
they were ...
Ramón Gómez de la Serna, 2005
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Made to Break: Technology and Obsolescence in America
HATLESSNESS AND THE PEACOCK REVOLUTION Cooptation of the emerging
counterculture of the 1960s was most visible in the field of men's fashions. Myth
has it that men's fashion liberalized suddenly in 1961 when Jack Kennedy ...
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Report of the President and Proceedings of the Convention
But hatlessness is only one reason for the shrinkage in the number of people
employed in that industry. Another is the introduction of new machinery, which
enabled the industry to multiply the number of hats it produced while reducing the
...
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union, 1959
8
Kiplinger's Personal Finance
Lee releases no figures but claims to be second only to Stetson in dollar volume
and to lead everybody in units as "the largest maker of hats and hat bodies in the
world." Any serious awareness of the hatlessness trend appears to have eluded ...
9
Reports of the Tax Court of the United States
Claim was properly denied millinery company for sec. 722(b)(2) (1939 Code)
relief based on depressed earnings in base period because of temporary and
unusual circumstance termed "hatlessness," since even assuming earnings were
...
United States. Tax Court, 1960
10
Studies in modern Spanish literature and art: presented to ...
hatlessness therefore meant an openminded, irrational, political neutrality,
freedom from grim sectarianism, in fact a revolution of non- commitment : «Nos
haremos la revolución sin compromisos.» Ramón was advocating a counter-
culture ...
Helen F. Grant, Nigel Glendinning, 1972
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «HATLESSNESS»
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hatlessness no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Milliners' tale bowls capital idea from the past into the future
“Hatlessness came out of the '40s and '50s when the [hat] trade suffered because the two world wars sidelined everyday [clothes] production,” ... «Financial Times, mar 15»
Hands up for the lefites! What makes left-handers so special?
Some of those who promote it are addicted to vegetarianism, hatlessness or anti-vaccination and other aberrant forms of belief.”. «Express.co.uk, out 14»
On how the brimless, non-functional headpiece that offered no …
Contemporaneously, it was quite the same with hats in America — the social pressure, the obligation of conformity. Hatlessness, at the dawn of ... «Hindu Business Line, set 14»
These Days of Hatlessness - Emily Post's Etiquette
Emily Post, Etiquette in Society, in Business, in Politics and at Home, by Emily Post (Mrs. Price Post) ... Illustrated with Private Photographs and Facsimiles of ... «ILAB, jun 12»
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
The girls could not take off their panama hats because this was not far from the school gates and hatlessness was an offence. Certain departures from the proper ... «NPR, mai 12»
QI: Quite interesting facts about hats
At first the hat industry thought hatlessness was a passing fad and newspaper reports of 1948 bemoaned the new “barehead” fashion. «Telegraph.co.uk, set 11»
Royal wedding: an event grander than any fashion show
There was also the hoo-ha over Samantha Cameron's hatlessness, but I very much liked her blue-green Burberry dress, and is it really such a ... «Telegraph.co.uk, mai 11»
Dale McFeatters: Men's hats are making a comeback
But then came a long national period of hatlessness. The only people at the ballpark wearing hats were the players. It seemed that males ... «News-Herald.com, ago 10»
Vancouver Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony recap: O Canada …
Norwegian gold medalist Petter Northug is somehow even cuter despite his hatlessness, and looks a bit sheepish that the men's cross-country ... «Entertainment Weekly, fev 10»
Some common sense about Sarah Palin's hair
... holding that it is good for one's character to brave the elements—hatlessness is next to godliness. And the attractions of playing with fire often ... «True/Slant, fev 10»
