Figure 1.--This boy was photographed for a Duch postcard. The front fringe seems fairly standard, but note the long hair at the side.
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Figure 1.--This boy was photographed for a Duch postcard. The front fringe seems fairly standard, but note the long hair at the side. |
A first glance the bangs hair style worn by boys appears relatively standard. We have, however, noticed Dutch boys wearing
many different styles of bangs. These variations concern both how the front fringe is cut as well as the length and styling of the
hair at the side of the hair is cut. Here they are quite a variety of different styles. We note some of the most elaborate styling is
on postcards. We are not sure how to interpret these postcards. The hair syles look fancier tham we have noted in less
commercial photographs. The postcards show boys with longer hair at the sides which in some instances has been styled in a
variety of often fancy ways.
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