Hairdress

Just as the close, tight hairdress emphasizes and enlarges the face, so the large, loose arrangement that creates a large frame for the face makes it seem smaller by contrast .

Statuette, fashioned from grayish black terracotta, depicting Princess holding flower jar; short shoulder jacket extending over free flowing robe, exposing upturned sandals; chignon hairdress; traces of red and white pigments with earthy incrustations.

For the port, the voice, the smell, the hairdress, were seldom the same, from one day to the next, […]

It is wearing an Egyptian hairdress, but no crown is distinguishable.

One way to judge is to compare the hairdress of the doll under discussion with pictures of the lady at about the time the doll was made.

The play is laid in the period when English society paid a great deal of attention to hairdress.

In hairdress, as in clothes, do not be a slave to fashion.

Considerable attention has been given to hairdress in these, with long "page-boy" coiffures shown in modeling and scoring.