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the Gibson Girl
the Gibson Girl was created by Charles Dana Gibson. The image of this fictional character started a worldwide hair trend. this hair style was normally worn with a big, elegant hat because it provided a partial flat surface for the hat to sit on -
Bobbed hair with finger waves
The bobbed hair with finger waves was extremely popular. Louise Brooks, Clare Bow, and Marion Davies, considered the "it girls" started this trend. -
the victory rolls
Because of the world war, women had to sacrafice their luxery life. This hair style was simple and east to do. -
The French Twist
The French Twist came to the 1950's and represents either a chic and sleek look, a wild and free look, or a soft and seductive look. -
Beehive
The beehive required elaborate teasing to become "big hair". This was another big trend in the 1950's. -
Long and poofy
This was the begging of the hippie movement. Women sported long hair and some, pillbox hats. -
big and up
The 80's is know for its big hair. Hair was also frizzy and crimpped. -
long and greasy
Kids wanted to have a grunge look by letting their hair down long and greasy.
