Vintage Hairstyling Book: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques (3rd Ed)
Style: Rockabilly, Pin-Up, 1940s-1950s Fashion
Vintage Hairstyling: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques is a tutorial book on recreating hairstyles from the 1920s through the 1960s. This 3rd Edition takes hairstyles from the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s and breaks them down into simple, easy-to-follow instructions. It uses over 1300 photographs for directions and explains each step in detail.
When the first edition was released it was an instant hit. Partly because it is not only a manual, it is also fun to read. The book contains high-quality images of modern-day models with their finished hairstyles. In the introduction and throughout the book are interesting facts about the history of hairstyling, origins of styles, and information about starlets and performers who made the styles popular.
This 160-page full-color book has 10 main chapters. The book begins with the basics of design and styling. It works its way back to advanced techniques. It also details information on pinup makeup, vintage nail styles, and vintage accessories to finish your look!
- A must-have for any vintage-style lover
- 8x10 inches (20 x 25 cms)
- Spiral-bound paperback
- The spiral binding makes it easy to keep your hands in your hair and not trying to hold the book open
- 160 full-color pages, 1300 photographs, 50 illustrations
- Makes a great gift idea!
How does it differ from the previous version? This new edition is updated with a bunch of brand new hairstyles, updated techniques and some favorites from editions past. There are new sections, new tips, new tools and so much more!
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One of the most frequently asked questions we are asked is: "Is your clothing standard sizing?"
The answer is no. Unfortunately there is no standard sizing for clothing as measurements are not uniformed across different brands and manufacturers. Sizing can also differ between styles of the same label.
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If possible, have someone else measure you to obtain the most accurate measurements.
Bust - Measure around your back across the fullest part of your bust and keep your arms at your side with the tape straight, parallel to the floor.
Natural Waist - Measure your natural waist line. This is your body's thinnest point just above your belly button and below your ribs. You can lean to the side to locate where your body naturally folds.
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