Ponytail and Earring Syndrome Across Generations
A stereo account traces ponytail and earring signals from Brando to Lagerfeld De Niro Seagal Stewart Willis and Costner. It notes Puritan backlash Elizabethan era pirates and sailors and maps evolving male style codes left and right ears. It discusses age driven meaning and new fake additions like clip-on ponytails and clamp-on earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Brando
Esquire
Karl Lagerfeld
Robert de Niro
Steven Seagal
Rod Stewart
Bruce Willis
America
England
Walter Raleigh
Shakespeare
William Prynne
Prynne
Kevin Costner
John Berendt
Louis Feder
Traditions return in fall menswear amid budget constraints
Rye NY reports a shift toward traditional values in men s clothing as tight budgets push buyers to seek quality, comfort and function. The MFA directors describe a hybrid jacket blending outerwear and tailoring while microfibers, melange fabrics, plaid patterns and knit wear drive the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
N.Y
MFA
Chip Tolbert
Thomas Julian
Tolbert
Scented tattoos spark color and scent trends in fashion
The ESP scented temporary tattoos release perfume with body heat and last up to 98 hours, while transfers endure up to 10 days and resist swimming. Sold in bou tiques, department stores and lingerie shops, blue is the preferred color for 77 percent of both sexes, with red a strong second. Purple ranks third, favored by women, while green lags. Men prefer bright colors, women soft tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Radeloff
Bowling Green State University
The Diamond Guide to Value and Cutting Craft
A feature on diamonds as symbols and markets explains their history and value factors. It covers carat weight, color, clarity, and cut, detailing how Lazare’s ideal cut boosts brilliance and the high cost of precision. Quotes from experts discuss buying wisdom and the need for trusted jewelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lloyd Jaffe
American Diamond Industry Association
Jaffe
Edmondston
Mr. Edmondston
Lazare
Diamonds the ancient gems and modern markets explored
A compact survey notes diamonds are almost pure carbon formed under heat and pressure. It traces origins from India and Brazil to South Africa and Australia, cites De Beers market share, major mines like Premier and Argyle, famous stones such as Cullinan and Centenary, and 1990s production figures and uses in technology and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Antarctica
Lloyd Jaffe
American Diamond Industry Association
New York
United States
Arkansas
California
Wyoming
Crater State Park
Sam
de Beers
Jaffe
South Africa
India
Borneo
Brazil
Orange River
Kimberley
Premier Mine
Argyle Mine
Australia
Zaire
Botswana
U.S.S.R
Israel
Belgium
U.S
Cullinan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Playboy
Jcpenney
Charles Goodnight
Louis XIV
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Agnes Sorel
Charles VII
France
Diamond Information Center
Bert Edmondston
Gold Thumb Jewelry
Frederick
Edmonston
Virginia
Puerto Rico
Lazare Kaplan
Susan Guyin
News-Post
Department of Interior
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