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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, April 1943
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3 comments:
Cute! I love hats. I recently showcased my awesome black fedora. These ones are so stylish and dainty...thanks for sharing!
amazing, wish i could do that to my hair..
I adore how creative women were with their hair (especially in the wartime, when there was less money for clothing, so they accentuated their hair) back then! So elegant and cute. I'm gonna practice to be able to make these vintage coiffures myself - thanks! (:
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