Fifties*Freak
Familiar Face
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Sunny and Josephine I love that style! Like Miss Hannah I could never figure out how to do it, especially with my length of hair.
Paisley said:Is there a female officer you know of who has great looking short hair? Ask her where she gets her hair cut.
eyeless24 said:
this is how my hair is now... and ive styled it a few different ways before... but i cant seem to figure out what looks good on me now because ive cut my hair and its now layered.. quite a bit, and now i have layers.. and bangs.. so... im a little confused how i should go about styling it XD its rather odd.. so yeah. if anyone has any suggestions they'd be appreciated =]
I can do lots of them, and I've got some more psuedo-chignon looks and updos. Are you looking for different ways to do a chignon, or are you looking for overall styles? A chignon is just an element of a hairstyle, like a wave or a roll. A slinky 1930s style is totally different in appearance from a schoolteacherish post-WWII style. It's how the chignon is made and placed, as well as what the rest of the hair is doing.Goldfish said:Does anyone have more (picture) examples of chignons?
Sunny said:What about truely classic-styled chignons? (Meaning I don't really want to look like a grandmother down on the farm. lol ) Or in 1920s and 1930s fiction, I've read brief (too brief!) descriptions of women with low chignons.
Please, ladies, I'd love to hear your advice. I'm at a loss! [huh]