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Regarding the post above which mentions women's long hairstyles, peplum films were oblivious to trends in the 50s / 60s and quite rightly so because they had to reflect the historical periods they depicted where women's hair was invariably kept long or pinned up. I wouldn't have expected anything else.
I do though remember the stark contrast Irene Papas made with short, badly-cropped hair as a sign of mourning in Electra (1962): https://www.peplumtv.com/2013/11/photo-of-day_19.html https://www.peplumtv.com/2012/06/photo-of-day_05.html
There's a good number of PEPLUM movies with contemporary hairstyles. Look at Mylene Demongeot in GOLD FOR CEASRS. Very 1960s. But fortunately the majority of them didn't follow trends.
2 comments:
Regarding the post above which mentions women's long hairstyles, peplum films were oblivious to trends in the 50s / 60s and quite rightly so because they had to reflect the historical periods they depicted where women's hair was invariably kept long or pinned up. I wouldn't have expected anything else.
I do though remember the stark contrast Irene Papas made with short, badly-cropped hair as a sign of mourning in Electra (1962):
https://www.peplumtv.com/2013/11/photo-of-day_19.html
https://www.peplumtv.com/2012/06/photo-of-day_05.html
There's a good number of PEPLUM movies with contemporary hairstyles. Look at Mylene Demongeot in GOLD FOR CEASRS. Very 1960s. But fortunately the majority of them didn't follow trends.
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