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1950s Hair: Hairstyles from the Atomic Age of Cool (Vintage Living series) [Paperback]

Daniela Turudich (Author)


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Vintage Living series June 2004
From June Cleaver, Doris Day, poodle skirts, and pedal pushers to Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, hot rods, and rock 'n' roll, this popular culture resource explores the ever-changing hairstyles of the Atomic era. More than ponytails and pixie cuts, this hairstyle history provides vintage photographs and instruction guides, comprehensive lists of the beauty tools needed to create the hairdos, suggestions on where to purchase hard-to-find items, and fun facts and trivia about the hairstyles that changed the way people look at hair today.


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About the Author

Daniela Turudich is the author of 1940's Hairstyles, Vintage Face, Vintage Wedding, and The Vintage Fashion Directory. She lives in Long Beach, California.

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