The wrestlers must wear their hair in carefully coifed topknots.
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Topknots, baby bangs, ribbon headbands that would make Blair Waldorf proud?
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At Dior there were topknots, but not of the "this was an afterthought" variety.
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Box braids, booty-length weave, topknots, pixie cuts, bangs — you name it — Beyoncé's tried it.
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Women hold flowers in straw bags and babies on hips, accompanied by men wearing topknots.
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He seals the dumplings quickly, furling the dough into topknots, so none of the juices escape.
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He made falls, slides, clip-ons, topknots and toupees, a mustache for an open-coffin funeral.
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This means a lot of dry shampoo, topknots, and abashed explanations to stylists about my raggedy ends.
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She prized the sport's ancient history and its enormous but surprisingly fast athletes in topknots and loincloths.
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PS: Speaking of the tight topknots… is there a trick to avoid getting headaches when you wear them?
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More recently, she's gone with braids and topknots, but the common thread was a sort of carefree vibe.
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Topknots are easy, ballerina buns are chic, but it's this half up knot that we're craving right now. Why?
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"We wear our topknots, kimonos and sandals, and live by Japanese rules, and the rules of sumo," said Tomozuna Oyakata.
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Cook the dumplings: Gently place 6 dumplings, spaced 1-inch apart, in each steamer so the topknots are facing up.
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TOKYO — On Sunday night, men in loincloths and samurai topknots stole the limelight from the president of the United States.
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Before dyeing her hair platinum, almost white blonde, Cyrus went sporty at the Knicks game in N.Y.C. in two teeny topknots.
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Topknots and supermodels go together like peanut butter and jelly, but Kendall Jenner's latest updo is not your everyday model-off-duty look.
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Along with her bare face and freckles, the The Voice host is still rocking cool afros, her signature head scarves and fun topknots.
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We're used to seeing J. Lo with a few distinct hairstyles — slicked ponytails, edgy topknots, sleek lobs, bouncy waves — but her natural texture?
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Biel, 34, began the game of #TBT tag when she shared a hilarious snap of her and Mitchell rocking twisted topknots on Instagram.
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The steps to creating an ice bun are simple and as follows:Step 1: Put your hair into a high bun (topknots work especially well).
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Fishtailed updos, blingy topknots, pierced plaits, Bey's notorious, whip-ready Rapunzel pony — there's no shortage of rad ways to wear one of the world's oldest hairstyles.
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The star posted a shot of herself in the middle of her long-hair makeover, complete with dark roots, bright blonde extensions, and two pigtail topknots.
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Throughout "Formation," she pays homage to the multiplicity of black women's hairstyles: The video notably shows black women with epic triple topknots, braided chignons, braided crowns.
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Samurai warriors (and sumo wrestlers) favored topknots, or man buns, as Anja Aronowsky Cronberg, editor in chief of Vestoj, a scholarly journal about fashion, pointed out in an email.
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If you feel like you're stuck in a serious hair rut of topknots or air-dried texture — and are looking to mix it up — you've come to the right place.
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" American Music Awards, 2015 (Red Carpet)"I do a lot of topknots in my off-time — different fun looks — but this was the red carpet, super-done-up version of it.
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Between switching up colors, mastering the perfect flat-iron waves, and tugging it in and out of tight topknots, we're guilty of putting our hair through an emotional rollercoaster on the regular.
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Inclusivity was a major issue for Senofonte, so she included looks for all of the different dolls and styled their hair into amazing Afros and braids along with topknots and slick blowouts.
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As Stephanie issued instructions for their next competition — call times, eye-shadow color, topknots, hair spray — Fanny interjected with some practical footnotes, confirming that they had to show up at 230:245 a.m.
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Ms. Denisova's husband is from the Republic of Georgia, and after traveling to that country last summer she was inspired to adapt his mother's version of khinkali — grand, imposing dumplings with topknots and swagged pleats.
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There was the period where we fried our hair into stick-straight oblivion (oops), months we wore nothing but messy topknots, and don't get us started on all the bottles of crunchy gel we slicked on.
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From half ups and barrette tucks to delicate French braids and baby topknots — all styled by the coolest girls on Instagram — scroll through to find the photo that will convince you to (finally) go above-the-shoulder short.
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Her little pastries, made on the premises by a Parisian baker ($3.20 each), have finesse, delicacy and panache, thanks to their decorative topknots and the flavored fillings like lemon-meringue, dulce de leche, pistachio, chocolate and red velvet.
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The four-day presidential visit to Japan comes at a time when sumo, with its ritualized spectacle of oversize men grappling in carefully coifed topknots and loincloths, has come under intense scrutiny for discriminatory practices, hidebound traditions and bullying scandals.
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Diversifying a restaurant's service staff is one of the surest ways to diversify the audience, and on many nights brown faces and white faces, topknots and braids, headscarves and headbands, sit side by side, giving Henry more the appearance of a restaurant in Harlem than of one just off Herald Square.
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From a studio apartment-size kitchen and display counter in the Essex Street Market, Ms. Washington bakes and sells tender cupcakes with swirled frosting topknots, which start at $2.50, and red velvet and lemon Bundt cakes as well as brownies and cookies, all named for women like Oprah Winfrey and Beyoncé.
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And just in time for summer, her go-to hairstylist and Pantene's celebrity stylist Chuck Amos, is showing us exactly how to recreate one of our favorite braided topknots that he's styled on the star, in order to celebrate the brand's "All Strong Hair is Beautiful Hair" campaign, which aims to empower women to embrace their natural every day.
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Bold hair color changes are expected during Coachella — but even though we're used to Katy Perry surprising us with new hues, we weren't quite ready for her bubblegum pink double topknots that stood out against her black hair, not to mention Bella Thorne's messy magenta braids, which seemed be to be harboring every black hair tie that we've lost this year.
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Kim Hong-jip's cabinet was a pro-Japanese cabinet. They implemented "the ordinance prohibiting topknots" which was a radical policy, leading many rebellions in Joseon. In 1896, Russophilia became more powerful. This caused 'Korea royal refuge at the Russian legation'.
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Binyeos are usually used by women, but they are also used by men to fix their sangtus (Korean topknots) in place. In the Joseon Dynasty, on the day of becoming adult, the girls held a ceremony to become adults by putting binyeo on their heads.
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During this period, he abolished the caste system of the Joseon Dynasty and carried out an ordinance prohibiting topknots. After the assassination of Empress Myeongseong, "pro-Japan cabinet members like Kim Hong-jip and O Yun-jung were killed."Lee Ki-baek, A New History of Korea., op. cit.
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Re-erected tuff moai at Ahu Tahai with restored scoria pukao and replica coral eyes. Pukao are the hat-like structures or topknots formerly placed on top of some moai statues on Easter Island. They were all carved from a very light-red volcanic scoria, which was quarried from a single source at Puna Pau.
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Chosin Chibana is credited with teaching this powerful kata to Chozo Nakama. It differs from the others, because it emphasizes defenses for hair grabbing. At the time of Chibana Sensei was living, some men used to wear their hair in a topknot. These topknots were very easy to grab, and an excellent way to gain control of an opponent.
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Māori man wearing a heru A heru is a traditional ornamental comb of the Māori of New Zealand. They were carved from a solid piece of either wood or whale bone or made from individual teeth lashed together. They were used by men to fasten their long hair up into topknots. The heru indicated the rank of the wearer.
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However, the first European descriptions of the physical appearance of the Chamoru people in the 1520s and 30s report that both sexes had long black hair which they wore down to their waists or even further. Another description, given about 50 years later, reported that the natives at that time were tying up their hair into one or two topknots.
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The panel is probably named for a conspicuous depiction of a quail or quail-like bird with a vivid green and red-brown eye. The panel contains a row of anthropomorphs or warriors with shields and topknots or feathered headbands. The collection includes two green figures, which is a rare pigment for southwestern rock art. The panel also includes a red, scowling visage that may represent a mountain lion.
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Hanshirō then reveals the last part of his story. Before coming to the Ii house, he had tracked down Hayato and Umenosuke, easily defeated them, and cut off their topknots. Hikokuro then came to Hanshirō's hovel and, with great respect, challenged him to a duel. After a brief but tense sword fight, Hikokuro suffers a double disgrace: his sword is broken and his topknot was taken as well.
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A gat is a type of Korean traditional hat worn by men along with hanbok (Korean traditional clothing) during the Joseon period. It is made from horsehair with a bamboo frame and is partly transparent black in color. Most gat are cylindrical in shape with a wide brim on a bamboo frame. Before the late 19th century, only noble class men could wear gat, which represented their social status and protected their topknots ().
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Pomo basket weavers are known to weave 60–100 stitches per inch and their rounded, coiled baskets adorned with quail's topknots, feathers, abalone, and clamshell discs are known as "treasure baskets". Three of the most celebrated Californian basket weavers were Elsie Allen (Pomo), Laura Somersal (Wappo), and the late Pomo-Patwin medicine woman, Mabel McKay,Dalrymple, p. 2 known for her biography, Weaving the Dream. Louisa Keyser was a highly influential Washoe basket weaver.
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The poet Kalidasa, who accompanied Bhoja, turned Mahamada into ash with his chants and prayers. Mahamada's disciples took the ashes, and returned to the Vahika country, where they established the Mada-hina city (literally, "without intoxication"; identified with Medina). One night, Mahamada magically took on a pishacha body and appeared before Bhoja. He told Bhoja that the pishachas will practice ritual circumcision, keep beards but not topknots (unlike Hindus), and eat cows.
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A modern sumo wrestler with a "ginkgo"-style Outside Japan, so-called "samurai buns" have been worn by a minority of young British, Australian, Canadian, European, and American men during the mid-2010s. Unlike the traditional , the hair on top of the head is kept long, and the back and sides are shaven This hairstyle, reminiscent of the samurai topknots in movies, was popularised by celebrities including Orlando Bloom, Jared Leto, Zayn Malik, TOWIE's Joey Essex, Harry Styles, and Brent Burns.
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It is also commonly used in gas barbecue grills.Rock Types and Rocks Found in Michigan Scoria can be used for high- temperature insulation. It is also used on oil well sites to limit mud problems resulting from heavy truck traffic. The quarry of Puna Pau on Rapa Nui/Easter Island was the source of a red-coloured scoria which the Rapanui people used to carve the pukao (or topknots) for their distinctive moai statues, and even to carve some moai themselves.
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As proof of his story, Hanshiro removes their labelled topknots from his kimono and casts them upon the palace courtyard. With deep contempt, Hanshiro reminds everyone that, for a samurai to lose his topknot is a disgrace so horrendous that even suicide can barely atone for it. And yet, the most revered samurai of the House of Ii —Hayato, Umenosuke, and Hikokuro— lack the fortitude to commit the suicide they would demand from anyone else. Instead, they are concealing their dishonor, feigning illness, and waiting for their hair to grow back.
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Kobayashi makes a point here that this symbol of military prowess turns out to be an empty one.Bock, p. 256 Kobayashi also attacks two other important attributes of the samurai rank: the sword and the topknot. Chijiwa finds out that the sword is of no use to him if he cannot provide for his family and get a medical help for his sick child. When Tsugumo takes his revenge on the three men complicit in Chijiwa’s death, he prefers divesting them of their topknots rather than killing them.
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The folk outfits of the region are colorful. The most common men's outfit for Muslims and orthodox was the kilt known as fustanella, embroidered with silver thread, the doublet, short shirt with wide sleeves, the fez, the leather clogs with red topknots and white knee socks. Other parts of the outfit were the silver chest ornamental and the holster embroidered with silver thread used to carry a gun or a pistol.Jonuzi, Afërdita "Ethnographic phenomenon of the Chameria region", chapter on the book "The cham issue and the European Integration", , p.
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The Korean word chonggakmu () is a compound of chonggak (, "bachelor") and mu (, "radish"). In premodern Korea, unmarried men and boys pulled their hair into a long braid, while married adult men wore their hair in sangtu, a topknot. On the day of the coming of age ceremony, a boy's braid was undone and it was first made into chonggak, hornlike double topknots, before it was undone again and be made into sangtu. As the shape of chonggak radishes resembled the shape of chonggak hair, it came to be called by the name of chonggak radish.
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Ahu Tahai, made using rock from Puna Pau Puna Pau is a quarry in a small crater or cinder cone on the outskirts of Hanga Roa in the south west of Easter Island (a Chilean island in the Pacific Ocean). Puna Pau also gives its name to one of the seven regions of the Rapa Nui National Park. Puna Pau was the sole source of the red scoria that the Rapa Nui people used to carve the pukao (topknots) that they put on the heads of some of their iconic moai statues. The stone from Puna Pau was also used for a few non-standard moai including Tukuturi and also for some petroglyphs.
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After entering primary school he became close friends with the son of Ankō Asato, a karate and Jigen-ryū master who would soon become his first karate teacher. − Funakoshi's family was stiffly opposed to the Meiji government's abolition of the Japanese topknot, and this meant that he would be ineligible to pursue his goal of attending medical school (where topknots were banned), despite having passed the entrance examination. Being trained in both classical Chinese and Japanese philosophies and teachings, Funakoshi became an assistant teacher in Okinawa. During this time, his relations with the Asato family grew and he began nightly travels to the Asato family residence to receive karate instruction from Ankō Asato.
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Terrified that the Ii clan will be abolished if word gets out that "a half starved ronin" killed so many of their retainers, Saito announces that all deaths caused by Hanshiro shall be explained by "illness". At the same time, a messenger returns reporting that Hikokuro had committed harakiri the day before, while Hayato and Umenosuke are lying about their illnesses. Saito angrily orders that Hayato and Umenosuke are to also commit seppuku as atonement for losing their topknots, and that a squad of soldiers are to be sent to their houses "to make sure they do it." As the suit of armor is lovingly re-erected, the visitor's book of the House of Ii clan is heard in voiceover.
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A tokoyama (床山) is a hairdresser employed by the Japan Sumo Association to cut and prepare sumo wrestlers' hair, which is done in a chonmage style. The Sumo Association ranks them according to experience and ability and only the most senior tokoyama are entitled to prepare the more ornate ōichō, or ginkgo leaf form of topknot, which sekitori ranked wrestlers wear in their bouts and on other formal occasions. It may not seem to the casual observer that such a position is necessary, but the elaborate hairstyle of sumo wrestlers, especially sekitori, combined with the combative nature of sumo bouts and sumo practice make it necessary for these professionals to be on hand to maintain the topknots as they are expected to look. There are a total of about fifty tokoyama, and as in sumo and most other Japanese disciplines, they are divided into ranks.
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