This style became popular as it was associated with women getting undressed and considered quite alluring. Long hair was teased at the crown and piled on top of the head like this. It was a popular style called the "Gibson girl". When out in public during the day a hat would be worn pinned in to the hair in public.
The only time you would see a woman with her hair down and teased like this would be in her bedroom after she had taken her hair down at night, which made it very suggestive for the time.
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verifiedsun on February 1st, 2022 at 08:09 UTC »
This was the swimsuit competition photo
atteleen on February 1st, 2022 at 10:52 UTC »
For everyone commenting on the hair:
This style became popular as it was associated with women getting undressed and considered quite alluring. Long hair was teased at the crown and piled on top of the head like this. It was a popular style called the "Gibson girl". When out in public during the day a hat would be worn pinned in to the hair in public.
The only time you would see a woman with her hair down and teased like this would be in her bedroom after she had taken her hair down at night, which made it very suggestive for the time.
*edit for clarity.
Spartan2470 on February 1st, 2022 at 14:04 UTC »
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Here it copied/pasted /u/Idontgotnopancakemix's submission/title from here.
Its comment before this (only shows up in the account's history (i.e. "Arachnophobia, by far. Dare you to watch...")) is a copy/paste of this comment.
Its first comment since waking up (again, only shows up in the account's history (i.e. "Pregaming going to bars")) is from here sans the edit.
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