Tuesday, September 25, 1934
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Practical American styles sweep hair Olympics
By Gab Y. Huey
Daily Nebraska Senior Reporter
lar, she said.
Olympic ice skater Dorothy Hamill. ored. The use of color was every- styles, she said.
Pnr ov,m i if u ,1 The Scandinavian team made where, Henri said. Some models The European and Oriental
ror example, KinCnOm Said. v, oir ,,,Ann oimnlv their hair rlrrH tpam PTnnhnQi? nalf mncnn-
A woman's beauty is known by ?,.ertmoaei snwea, nair resem- modifying it with a bob, Henri while others had patterns created lia white complexions, Henri said,
the glory of her hair. And these lln8 a spouting fountain. The said The bobj many styusts will in their hair. If the skin wasn't naturally white,
days, anything goes, said two On- nflr ega.i at the crown and say, can be anything. In its true The Germans used lots of color, they used face powder, she said,
coin hair designers who recently circiea ner entire head, she said, form, it resembles a simple blunt especially with stripping, King- The American team focused on
attended an international hair Anotner moo-l had what ap- cut horn Some of the German more natural, healthy-looking skin
show. SfhVi, 7a y a ritop Color and hair ornaments have models had a tail of hair about color. The pale skin probably
oi ner neaa, wrapped with nair. become increasingly popular and 4-inches wide and 6-inches long would not catch on in the United
... . . r ,rMmua,rt .., , were heavily used by many com- striped like a tiger, she said. Other States because of the country's
Hair styles vary lrom tne con- While some of the designs were petitors, both designers said. competitor's models had strips of emphasis on tanning and looking
servative sleek look to the bizarre eyecatching to .say the least, many Lots of beads and swatches - contrasting colors on one side of athletic, she said.
H?e,5fair .ornafncntatlon said: Probably would not be practical, imitation pony tails - were used their head, Henri said. No matter the skin color, ail the
VicW Henri, salon manager at Henri said. Hair styles need to be on the hair, Kinghorn said. Some An individual's look does not designers focused on the eyes
Hair Express, 245 N. ldth bt. commercial or wearable for the designers used swatches to make end with the hair, Henri said, and the lips, Kinghorn said. If the
Henri and Hair Lxpress designer average client, she said and that p0ny tails resembling British sin- Makeup, clothes and accessories skin was pale, the eyes and lips
M.K. Kinghorn got a look at some was where the U.S. team excelled. ger Boy George's hair, Henri said, enhances the hair, and the look stood out more, Henri said,
of the latest nair styles wnue Strands from wool swatches of of this year's clothes and jewelry Men hair cutting and styling
spectating at 7 World 4 tus. team, consisting of three all kinds of colors can also be is large. While the clothes appear was also part of the show, and
competition in Las vegas, wevaaa members and one alternte won wrapped into the hair to make a to be masculine, the models at these days men 'are touting just
Sept. 9 to 11. more medals than any other team splash of color, Henri said. The the competition looked feminine about any length of hair.
in competition Henri said. The more daring had their hair col- because of their feminine hair Continued on Page 12
The Hair World 84 competi- team featured "prettier" hair
tion, the first in the United States styles that were more wearable,
in 22 years, featured about 50,000
hair dressers from 44 nations Most of the models the U.S.
showing off their trade, Henri team worked with had simpler,
said. sleeker styles compared to the
bizarre styles on models from
Designers from such countries other countries, Kinghorn said,
as France, China, England and
South Africa showed their inter- if there was one universal style,
pretation of coming styles, she the wedge was it, Henri said. The
said. Many of the styles designers most well-known wearer of the
created were outright spectacu- wedge, a simple flowing cut, was
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