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The top sketch shows a delightful way of arranging the curled coiffure, an unusual parting from front to back taking a curve on one side of the head. A coiffure for the debutante is suggested in the left-hand illustration, the curled hair being drawn loosely towards the nape of the neck from a parting high on the right side. The early Victorian style is attractive, as witness the right-hand sketch, a cluster of curls almost covering the back of the bead and nape of the neck. A more sophisticated coiffure is seen in the lower sketch, which shows the hair parted low on the right side, drawn back there to expose the ear, and arranged to fall in loose waves over the opposite ear.

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Southland Times, Issue 21094, 28 May 1930, Page 12

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The top sketch shows a delightful way of arranging the curled coiffure, an unusual parting from front to back taking a curve on one side of the head. A coiffure for the debutante is suggested in the left-hand illustration, the curled hair being drawn loosely towards the nape of the neck from a parting high on the right side. The early Victorian style is attractive, as witness the right-hand sketch, a cluster of curls almost covering the back of the bead and nape of the neck. A more sophisticated coiffure is seen in the lower sketch, which shows the hair parted low on the right side, drawn back there to expose the ear, and arranged to fall in loose waves over the opposite ear. Southland Times, Issue 21094, 28 May 1930, Page 12

The top sketch shows a delightful way of arranging the curled coiffure, an unusual parting from front to back taking a curve on one side of the head. A coiffure for the debutante is suggested in the left-hand illustration, the curled hair being drawn loosely towards the nape of the neck from a parting high on the right side. The early Victorian style is attractive, as witness the right-hand sketch, a cluster of curls almost covering the back of the bead and nape of the neck. A more sophisticated coiffure is seen in the lower sketch, which shows the hair parted low on the right side, drawn back there to expose the ear, and arranged to fall in loose waves over the opposite ear. Southland Times, Issue 21094, 28 May 1930, Page 12

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