In Tyler's revamping, the shrew is Kate Battista, an acerbic preschool teacher with a bad hairdo and an unapologetic line in abrasive truths ("I hate small children … They're not very bright, if you've noticed").
Tomas Maier at Bottega Veneta ventured out of his billionaire-casual comfort zone to show blouson jackets and nylon trousers that, if you mentally erased the absurd rockabilly hairdos, could have been line-for-line copies of something worn by a bomber pilot at Khe Sanh in 1968.
Two-tone shirts are still in fashion, the vast majority of the white, female population boast the infamous fountain hairdo, and every street is lined with face brick houses that represent a makeshift approximation of blissful suburbia.
She looks exactly as she did 20 years ago on Men Behaving Badly, give or take the odd laughter line, and even has the same hairdo.
Ms. Kooi integrates carefully penciled elements like wide, staring eyes, small spheres and strings of beads into swelling, organic areas made of parallel lines that are like elaborate, antique hairdos or fields of magnetic energy.
To illustrate, Allison may end up adopting a hairdo, expressions or specific facial traits (e.g., smile lines) consistent with the stereotype of an Allison that her cultural group has in mind.
To that end the character of Lauren, who becomes a love interest for Charlie, was also given a few more lines during previews, as well as a new hairdo for the finale — and in doing so, trained the spotlight more closely on the actress Annaleigh Ashford, who proved popular in the role in Chicago and New York.
There's a line of Prior's, having to do with Hannah's hairdo, that is known to get a huge laugh wherever "Angels" is performed (it certainly did when I saw the play, with Stephen Spinella in the part); in the TV version it doesn't even register.
Once, it was just bathroom lines and the woman in the row in front of you with the hairdo modeled after the World Trade Center.
Legs got shaved -- maybe armpits -- but if my crotch-height memories serve me correctly, our moms worried even less about their bikini lines than they did about the rubber swim caps suctioned to their natural salt-and-pepper hairdos.
