-
virtually obligatory garb for men with
social rank,
wigmakers gained considerable prestige. A
wigmakers'
guild was
established in
France in 1665, a development...
- 15, 1989),
known professionally as
Tokyo Stylez, is a
hairstylist and
wigmaker originally from Omaha, Nebraska. She is
perhaps best-known for her appearances...
-
within their home. With the
standard of wig
wearing within the culture,
wigmakers were also
trained as hairdressers. In
ancient Rome and
Greece household...
- of
skilled carpenters, painters, electricians, stagehands, stitchers,
wigmakers, and the like.
Modern stagecraft is
highly technical and specialized:...
- apprentices. In July 1706, a
group of women,
members of the
Parisian wigmakers, went to
Versailles in
order to
petition Louis XIV to
remove a stifling...
-
Henry Smith,
Smiffys began as a
wigmakers making court and
surgical wigs, and
today is part of the R H
Smith & Sons (
Wigmakers Ltd) group. As a
fancy dress...
-
occasionally Gerrish according to some
historical do****ents) was an
American wigmaker's apprentice and
resident of Boston, M****achusetts, who is
known for instigating...
- of
skilled carpenters, painters, electricians, stagehands, stitchers,
wigmakers, and the like. This
modern form of
stagecraft is
highly technical and...
-
Copenhagen wigmaker about 1893...
- for a flat w****ly or
monthly rate. They
often became domestics, cooks,
wigmakers, and coachmen.
Although they
remained concentrated in New Orleans, about...
