It turns out, her slicked-down puffs were just a warm up.
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He probably slicked down his hair this morning, but it has buffeted into wispy clouds.
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Careful accents, such as flowers and slicked-down edges were added once the final styles were confirmed.
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In the picture, Stoddard projects a roguish, matinée-idol aura, with slicked-down hair and a black mustache.
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In TsuruTonTan's uni udon, they were slicked down with a majestically rich sauce of sea urchin and dashi.
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She also wore her hair slicked down, though parted it down the middle and added a long braid.
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It also called to mind one of Josephine Baker's iconic looks: straight hair slicked down in face-framing curves.
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From then on, I slicked down my hair with hair oil until I could carve a part in it.
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For as long as I can remember, I've always slicked down my body with baby oil post-bath or shower.
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When these boyfriends appear in disguise, they look like classic greasers, with slicked-down hair, mustaches, leather jackets and jeans.
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Both models sported slicked-down short cuts, the only nod to the fact that they were cameoing in the menswear shows.
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Top Knot With Expertly-Laid EdgesYaya DaCosta's yellow, off-the-shoulder dress shows off her stylish bun, slicked-down edges, and gorgeous highlight.
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She then slicked down her edges with Ecostyler gel, and coated her scalp with Jamaican Black Castor Oil, which is great for stimulating hair growth.
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While the tones are opposite, the styling is similar, her hair slicked down and her lips reduced to a small pucker, just like the mask.
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Guests sat on stacks of mattresses as models emerged, with glitter-adorned faces and slicked-down hair, from a meteor-like sculpture fashioned from sheet metal.
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Ready yourself to get down to business with the precise part and slicked down sides that's making its way to the head of a conference table near you...
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At Balenciaga, high-shine and super-slicked-down manes were pulled back to reveal the strong lines of the models' faces, echoing the angular silhouettes of the collection.
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Whether slicked down with a high-shine finish, or gently brushed back and textured, this trend looks like it's going to be huge in the cold, drizzly months ahead.
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She wore her blonde pixie cut slicked down with a deep side part, then added the purple stars (which matched her vibrant wool pantsuit!) for the perfect festive touch.
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A man in a Hawaiian shirt needed his hair slicked down; a woman in workout clothes needed tan lines; someone was given a plaster cast to wear on one arm.
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Models still in their street clothes were being fitted with fishnet caps, their hair slicked down underneath to prepare for the bobbed wigs that would transform them into '60s vixens for the runway.
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The action veers from explosion-filled car chases on slicked down Gotham streets to bruising brawls in abandoned buildings, but any promise of deeper meaning dissolves the minute Batman and Superman start trading blows.
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The star offset the super-sugary, cakelike vibe of her dress with a dark wine lip and slicked-down bun, and with both she bucked two of the biggest CMA trends: sequins and giant hair.
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And she's having just as much fun with it as it looks, rocking everything from a slicked-down pixie to the textured, "rope-like" look she wore to the New York Film Festival on Wednesday evening, and stylist Kylee Heath is spilling the details.
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The slicked-down hair on the models brought to mind the street toughs of Mr. Tisci's southern Italian background, as did a casting that skewed in a traditionally masculine direction and well away from the northern climes and the representative pale ephebes favored now by many designers.
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You can taste Ms. Giffen's respect for the Gallic kitchen in the way she makes potatoes: the creamy dauphinoise with strip steak, the lavishly buttered chunks and bits of potato with lobster (itself slicked down with olive oil and served with a subtle, earthy blood sauce).
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Couture houses like Lanvin and Molyneux opened ateliers to join milliners in manufacturing hats that precisely matched their clothing designs. The hats even shaped hairstyles: the Eton crop - the short, slicked-down cut worn by Josephine Baker - became popular because it was ideal to showcase the hats' shape.
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Practical Pig, the industrious "American" brother, in workman's overalls, relies on the "Italian" character for distraction, and while the Wolf is focused on his free sample of tomatoes, he is pulled into an elaborate mechanical contraption, which points to the idea that technological superiority is the secret to winning the impending war. At one point, while receiving the mechanized pummeling from the machine, the Wolf's hair is parted and slicked down the center, producing a brief resemblance to Hitler.
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The character he played was costumed as a lively zombie with slicked-down hair, a black frock coat and white spats, assisted in his laboratory by a one-eyed hunchback named Boris. His usual entrance was from inside a coffin. In the revised format, he brought on his nine-month old daughter Doreen in 1969 and named her "Bubbles" for the show's sponsor, Bubbles-Booth soda. This softened Dr. Shock's Count Dracula image and the toddler grew up on the air, along with his fans.
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Re-l's signature appearance consists of dark clothes, black hair and a liberal amount of blue eye-shadow. ; : :An immigrant from Mosk working for Romdo's within the , set up to hunt and dispose of infected AutoReivs. In the first few episodes, Vincent's eyes remain closed, his hair is slicked down with a large cowlick, and he appears short and "dumpy." However, as the series progresses, he opens his bright green eyes more, stops styling his hair, and carries himself with more confidence and seriousness.
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When we'd go to check out, the hotel owner – Serge always had his hair slicked down even though he hadn't taken a bath for three years...the manager would say, 'Mr Chaloff, you burned a hole in your mattress and...' 'How dare you. I'm the winner of the down beat and Metronome polls. How dare you?'...the manager would always say, 'I'm sorry Mr Chaloff,'...Except one time when the band got off on an air-pistol kick....Serge put a telephone book against the door and was zonked out of his bird...he got three shots at the telephone book and made the biggest hole in the door you ever saw.
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