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The hair styles & fashions of the 60’s are priceless.
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Looks like her head did a 360 for this shot. I don’t think this fashion statement caught on.
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I can remember some of these product labels.
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The hair dryers started to get more compact
The hair styles & fashions of the 60’s are priceless.
Looks like her head did a 360 for this shot. I don’t think this fashion statement caught on.
I can remember some of these product labels.
The hair dryers started to get more compact
Allee Willis
I used to slavishly watch the Miss America pageants growing up but by 1964 my senses got the better of me and I was pretty much listening to black radio stations in Detroit rather than watching Miss America warble through a Broadway show tune.
I was very familiar with the haircare products that Miss America pushes here.
I love that all the poor runners-up got was a portable hairdryer. I got a very similar one the 1st day of Hanukkah that year, and I didn’t have to do all that training or slim down to stuff myself into a bathing suit.