I razored some layers into the wig for fun, youthful texture.
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The razored texture, shoulder-grazing length, and loose waves didn't hurt, either.
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Jutting angles, razored cut-ins, bold scoops, and aerodynamics define the attitude.
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The documents also had their index reference numbers removed or razored off, court papers said.
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To prepare her face for surgery, Deschamps-Braly razored away a band of her hair.
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The cross-ice pass from Chris Kunitz razored toward Sheary, who slammed it into the gaping net.
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Maybe you even thought about buying a really comfy sweatshirt and chopping off your hair into a razored bob.
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Ahead, we've compiled a comprehensive list of short hair inspiration ranging in length from blunt bobs to razored pixies.
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In 2006, in a moment of frustration, he razored all his paintings from their stretchers and washed the canvases at a laundromat.
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For the straight-razored Chads seeking the final rose, the median age is 223, and 228 percent have clocked in at 223 or younger.
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The actress's razored, chin-length chop was a good accessory to the oxblood semi-sheer Elie Saab dress she wore to the Critics' Choice Awards.
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Once we saw her own hair with a full bang, it just looked too heavy, so we razored it into a soft shag with an A-line base.
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Jen Atkin, Dewan Tatum's stylist, posted a picture of the star's freshly razored angled lob, sharing that they both love not only the haircut, but also dancing and '90s movies.
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Just when we thought the internet couldn't take another haircutting trend, this week happened, bringing with it a new technique that makes dry cuts and razored ends appear tepid by comparison.
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A few prime examples: We've seen the copious amount of self-tanner and razored scene kid hair of yesteryear slowly transform into the perfectly contoured complexions and textured pixies we treasure today.
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BRISBANE, Australia — The tempestuous Nick Kyrgios, with his whip of a forehand and meticulously razored etchings in his eyebrows and hair, will command some attention next week as a local in the Australian Open.
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David Shrigley's entertaining animated video "New Friends" (2006) sees a square character fall through a mysterious portal to a world filled with round characters, and the square fits in simply by having its edges razored off.
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She had a reputation for being really weird, but I thought she was a goddess – she wore those giant chunky Y2K platforms with her school uniform and her hair was bleached blonde, in that emo razored bob with little-girl barrettes.
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This is not the Bloc Party that released "Helicopter"—with its razored, relentless guitar licks and incisive beats and Kele's impassioned yelp, a song that burned its way through the musical landscape firing up indie dance floors at the tail end of 212.
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You guessed it: It was two women who designed the killer hair and makeup looks, too, which required a dedication to the products actually available in the '80s, quite a few bottles of $12 leg makeup, and razored haircuts that prove dedication comes in all forms.
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Beside him, his modest cortège: the steward, tall and lengthily wrapped in a livery of black velvet, a powdered wig on his head and lace pursed at his collar and wrists, his spectacles at high perch; the scout, not yet sixteen, pale and freckled in his olive sash and khaki shorts; and the dancing bear, in a comically small fez and a Jacobean ruff, precariously balanced on a confetti-speckled ball, an Atlas in reverse, his fabulously razored claws never deigning to touch the ground.
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When in a battle, Darkness wielders envelop their whole bodies in a mystical armor of shadowy metal. This gives them strength and durability beyond that of their creatures as well as razored fingers and bladed tendrils emerging from their shoulders which can transform into wings. With time and practice, the wielder can completely alter the visage of their armor in order to shapeshift their own appearance into someone else for a time. They can also instinctively fashion weapons and shields from their armor in a similar fashion as bearers of the Witchblade.
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Lawrence in 1915, secretly posed as a soldier of the BEF She befriended two British Army soldiers in a Parisian café, and persuaded them to smuggle her a khaki uniform, piece by piece, within their washing; ten men eventually shared in this exploit, later referred to in her book as the "Khaki accomplices". She then began practising transforming herself into a male soldier, by: flattening her figure with a home-made corset; using sacking and cotton-wool to bulk out her shoulders; and persuaded two Scottish military policemen to cut her long, brown hair in a short military style. She darkened her complexion with Condy’s Fluid, a disinfectant made from potassium permanganate; razored the pale skin of her cheeks in the hope of giving herself a shaving rash; and finally added a shoe-polish tan. Finally she asked her soldier friends to teach her how to drill and march.
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