Styles originated within each country and spread from one to the other through communication, especially through reading books that featured new styles of dress. New technology such as lacemaking and knitting created more decorative and ornate touches to garments. ... New combinations of garments had also appeared along with the disappearance of the codpiece, short jackets and long skirts. ...

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Hip-huggers are made to fit just to the tail bone, adjusting for the new millenium. ... Hairstyles have made a 360 degree turn around. Hairstyles like wigs, cornrow braids, ponytails, Afros and the "natural" look have been upgraded to fit any and every hair type. ... Designs braided into the hair is the new trend. Beads, wooden or plastic, give the style a new look. ...

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My knowledge about Denise started to become stronger and I always learned something new about her everyday. One thing that I noticed was that she would always have a new hairstyle every other week. ... This is why I always tried to avoid questions about my new hairstyles. ...

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This can range from a natural hairstyle to whatever is the next trend in hairstyle. ... I have to push myself to try new things. ... Piano lessons was an individual activity that increased my confidence in learning new things. ...

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Observations of such are found in a simple comparison between the New York Kouros (Figure 2) and Men-tuemhet (Figure 3) from Egypt. ... For the New York Kouros, a grid pattern of twenty-one and one fourth squares was followed. ... The New York Kouros differs by one standard deviation only three times when compared to the Egyptian canon. ... The results show that the most similar kouroi to the Egyptian Canon II are the New York Kouros and the Athens 12 Kouros. ... Although some do reflect the Egyptian Canon II style like the New York Kouros, most others appear to obey no such strict scheme....

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The Nelson family's problems consisted of, Harriet's decision to change her hairstyle or Ozzy's chance to spend time with his kids. ... Should Harriet change her hairstyle?" ... Gregory Curtis also writes: "Today we have new problems to face or more vicious versions of the old ones. ...

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The parkway is a very unique culture that New Jersey has. ... The parkway makes it much easier to travel in New Jersey. ... This typical hairstyle classifies a person as a "surfer" or "dude". ... Another part of culture New Jersey has is the "New Jersey Accent". ... These are cultures that make New Jersey very unique. ...

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It is hard to distinguish between the young men masks of old and new theater; however, David Wiles does state that the masks of young men in New Comedy have an "intermediate" quality. ... The younger women are distinguished more by hairstyle than by physical traits. ... Similarly, the courtesan women had many different distinctions and hairstyles. ... The young women in old and new theater are hard to distinguish other than the fact that, just as the young men in the new theater, the women had an "intermediate" quality. This lack of detail to the masks would explain the need for different ...

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In Armenia, New Year's Eve is a much celebrated event. ... Armenian's have a saying; if you are well prepared when the new year comes then that year will be a lucky one for you. Two years ago I went to visit Armenia and my family so I could part take in the New Year's festivities. ... When the new year came we hugged each other, ate, and drank the night away. ... Our hopes for a lucky new year were ruined. ...

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He develops certain habits and is not able to adapt to new things easy. ... He also gets very easy excited about new stuff and loves challenges. He is up to date with fashion and has the latest hairstyle. ...

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He develops certain habits and is not able to adapt to new things easy. ... He also gets very easy excited about new stuff and loves challenges. He is up to date with fashion and has the latest hairstyle. ...

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Each new version boasts a host of songs, submitted by the artists" themselves for the chance to be included in this phenomenon. ... The players have tattoos and hairstyles the match their human counterparts. ... Also, in the Meadowlands, you will hear New York fans scream, J-E-T-S, JETS, JETS, JETS. ...

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She wishes for springtime, when it is not, she wants long hair, and has a short hairstyle, as if she wants to change the things she cannot control. ... Women with short hairstyles were regarded as overly-boyish, especially in European countries, such as Italy. ... But American wife seems to be sick of this new trend, she wishes to feel more feminine, which she thinks she would achieve by having long hair. ...

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In this essay I will be talking about how women's body shapes have been represented through a number of different trends in society over the last few decades and how these changes have brought different ideas about what society perceives to be a perfect body, and how this has had a massive affect on society, especially at a time when new technology allows us to change our bodies to our desired image. ... The hairstyle of the 20's was the bobbed look, and corsets were worn frequently. ...

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The country was caught up in new music, new dances, new games, blossoming literature, different fashions, new heroes and heroines, and booming business that left everyone with a good feeling. ... Although they were shocking in their behavior and style, they set new trends for women's hairstyles, makeup, and clothes. ... A new type of music, Jazz, was created by Black musicians in New Orleans from ragtime and blues. ... The Roaring Twenties was a time for many new heroes and heroines across the U.S. ... The ultimate player of the 1920's was Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees. ...

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In the 1920's through the 1940's with the new woman and isolationism, in the changes 1950's through the 1960's with the growth of the suburbs and civil rights. ... Theses women wore short dresses and wore their hair similar to that of the men's hairstyle of that time. ... Prior to the 1950's people move into the cities from rural areas, after WWII people were moving out of the cities and into the suburbs, 85 percent of the new homes that were built in the 1950's were built in the suburbs. The first suburb was Levittown in New York, the developer William J. ...

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Location: Spanish Town, Jamaica In this chapter we are given and insight to Antoinette's new life at the Convent in Spanish Town (a new environment) as well and a description of the students, teachers and the area. ... Antoinette has made a second friend in her lifetime and now feels a sense of protection in her new environment. ... We soon get a description of the classroom environment and Antoinette's feelings towards it (pg. 69.)Helene and Germaine are commended by Antoinette who is envious of their hairstyles. ...

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Characters like, Bertrande de Rols, the "new" Martin Guerre, and Alceste of the Misanthrope, have shown us their flaws and strengths alike. ... Bertrande's husband the "new" Martin, showed many strengths and flaws the same. ... It seemed like the "new" Martin never wanted marriage or family like the other men of the village. ... The paintings of Le Nain and Champaigne reveal the powers of the King and monarchial authority through the way of their dress, hairstyles and nice homes. ...

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The Flapper The idea of the fashion in the 1920's causes the brain to think of wild women with their skirts shorter then ever before. This image did not actually appear until 1926. Between the years of 1916 and 1929 hemlines rose steadily. The skirt lengths first began to rise in the late 191...

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When I saw the light bulb click, and I knew I helped them learn a new form of hair styling that was it for me: teaching was something I needed to do.... "In the Nineties everyone wanted long hair, however hairstyles are shorter now like bob styles with bright two toned highlights for women, and the pompadour Elvis Presley look for men is coming back....

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This new act allows the police to search your home, interrogate people by means of racial profiling, and would allow non-citizens, with permits, to be jailed only on suspicion (USA ). ... For example, this technology can easily be disturbed by changes in hairstyle or facial hair. ...

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Vogue was one of the first fashion magazines, created in 1916, giving people a new outlook on fashion. ... On the cover of the ad it states, "The 1990'sThe New Decades in Shaping". ... Overtime, new things replace the old. ... Instead, they look for new ways to remain popular, or to reinvent themselves. ... She had crazy hairstyles and crazy outfits. ...

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On New Year's Day, 1920, over 6000 people were arrested and put in prison. ... Some of the new fashion and cultural trends of the 1920's were that the younger women shocked the older generation with their new hairstyle a short bob. Also new clothes that they wore often much shorter than had been seen and tended to expose their legs and knees. ... The Jazz age also brought new dances such as The Charleston, One Step and Black Bottom. ...

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Ragged Dick is a boy who lived in New York as a poor, homeless shoe shiner and spent his earlier years struggling to survive off of what few cents he made. ... Living on the streets of New York in "a wooden box half full of straw" with little money, a dirty appearance, and no parents certainly would limit a boy to reach any higher standards, even though he eventually did (Alger 11). ... He began to save his money in order to buy other new clothes and also a place to live. ... He writes that he is currently married to a white woman, he has changed his hairstyle to one that doesn"t look rid...

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This was a period of new developments and morals; society tore the old traditions into new ones. ... This line is describing the hairstyle of the time which was kept short and masculine than having long hair past the shoulder. ... This implication is not true however, Gatsby actually has a drugstore in Chicago and New York which is where all his profits come from. ...

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