article · Issue No. 11, November 1955 · p. 33

Nine Fashions in Hairdressing

تِسْعُ مُوضٍ لتصفيف الشعر

The French beauty and dazzling cinema star Brigitte Bardot, who sparkles in the French Technicolor film "The Son of Caroline Chérie," is imitated today by the girls of France in her every movement and pose. She presents 9 ways of dressing the hair, whose fashions range from the fashion of the beach to Saint-Germain, seat of existentialism and the existentialists. Here are these fashions:

(1) Bather's beauty: long, flowing hair.

(2) Beauty of 1900: a chignon on the crown of the head.

(3) Childhood beauty: double braids.

(4) Romantic beauty: a small chignon at the back of the head.

(5) Young girls' beauty: the ponytail.

(6) Rustic beauty: a braided ponytail.

(7) Ideal beauty: a natural, classic ponytail.

(8) Parisian beauty: a ponytail hanging down from the hat.

(9) Morning beauty: a part on the left, with hair falling loose on both sides...

Translation and transcription are machine-made and may contain errors. See it on the page.