- tied
hairstyle commonly worn by men of that era in
favor of a cropped,
unpowdered style,
making a bet with
friends to do likewise. The new
style became...
-
including latex,
nitrile rubber,
polyvinyl chloride and neoprene; they come
unpowdered, or
powdered with corn
starch to
lubricate the gloves,
making them easier...
- emaciated-looking; his face, too, was very thin, with a dark complexion... his black,
unpowdered hair hung down
evenly over both shoulders", but that,
despite his slight...
- and
younger men of
fashion in both
countries began to wear
their own
unpowdered hair
without a
queue in
short curls,
often with long sideburns. The new...
-
other nine
judges present. As a result,
female barristers wear the same
unpowdered men's wig as male barristers,
which completely covers the hair.[citation...
- tied
hairstyle commonly worn by men of that era in
favour of a cropped,
unpowdered style,
making a bet with
friends to do likewise. The new
style became...
-
emphasized simplicity and modesty. The men wore plain, dark
clothing and
short unpowdered hair.
During the
Terror of 1794, the
workaday outfits of the sans-culottes...
- tied
under her bust,
while green silk is
draped across her legs and her
unpowdered hair is
adorned with a red ribbon. The
decision to
dress this way carries...
- queue.
Charles X,
depicted as King of
France (1824–1830),
wears a
short unpowdered haircut. The art of wigs
became a
billion dollar industry in the 21st...
- re-description, most
species of
Saccharodite have
broader and gl****y,
unpowdered forewings.
These differences contribute to the
uncertainty about the taxonomy...
