His hair seemed to be Brylcreemed and one suspected he smelled of Pinaud Clubman.
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His hair seemed tailor-made for the Brylcreemed pompadour style of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Their outfits were long PVC trench coats, chokers, lots of red and black, hair Brylcreemed back with the women walking around on six-inch heels.
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She knew her father as the charmer with the Brylcreemed hair who handed her M&M's, called her "sugah" and never talked politics at home.
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Working from no more than a story outline, which he wrote with Josh Boles, Mr. Johnson creates a credible world of Brylcreemed hair and back-room confabs.
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Paul Fitts was a handsome man with a soft Tennessee drawl, analytically minded but with a shiny wave of Brylcreemed hair, Elvis-like, which projected a certain suave nonconformity.
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Women in pencil skirts and pin curls and men with high-waisted pants and fedoras walked the street, passing an old-fashioned phone booth where a young man — dashing, tall and Brylcreemed — was hollering down the line.
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There are bikers roaming the highways of America, Soviet hippies in bell bottoms posing amid apocalyptic landscapes (pictured, by Igor Palmin), and Teddy Boys in post-war Britain, their hair brylcreemed architecturally to offset their beetle-crusher shoes.
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He also loved the Tango and used this proficiency to make him unpredictable on the field and could score goals at fox-trot tempo. He was a superb dribbler who despite his speed, never had a single brylcreemed hair out of place, and although he was not tall, was remarkably good in the air. Meazza created many chances for his teammates and scored goals as well. His bending goals "a foglia morta", the "dead leaf technique", in particular from free-kicks, were also feared by goalkeepers.
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In other shots the two boys pose with others on the steps of a drug store, and in one instance a starling perches on the shoulder of the street-smart older boy who, with a straw in his mouth, peers at it with raised eyebrow from under his carefully brylcreemed quiff. Wallowitch's other picture selected pans with slow shutter speed on a little girl in a white dress who passes discarded paper wrapping as she runs; the blurred image results in the paper merging with her light-toned clothing and reads as an angel's wings. Wallowitch was the youngest contributing photographer to The Family of Man. In 1956 Wallowitch's pictures of children's’ chalk drawings traced from shadows on the pavement were featured in Design magazineEdward Wallowitch (1956) Chalk and Shadows, Design, 58:1, 25-25, DOI:10.1080/00119253.1956.
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Mod hairstyles of the mid to late 1960s In the early 1960s the wings haircut made a comeback among the Beatnik and surfer subcultures who allowed their hair to grow out bushy and unstyled.The Nearest Faraway Place: Brian Wilson, The Beach Boys and the Southern California Experience, Timothy White, c. 1994. Rock bands like the Rolling Stones and the Beatles copied this look, which spread to America during the British Invasion and was worn by bands like the Monkees and the Byrds.Rogan, Johnny, The Byrds Timeless Flight Revisited, Rogan House, 1998, By the mid-1960s the wings haircut was worn by the mod subculture to set them apart from the older generation and from the Rockers who favored Brylcreemed hair like the pompadour. In the late 1960s hippies grew their hair shoulder- length in protest against the Vietnam War.Pendergast, Tom; Pendergast, Sara (2004), "Hippies".
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