Today, many bigwigs across Africa continue to don the flowing white locks.
ROBERT BEZANSON has the leathery look of a durable hippie, with tumbling white locks and gold-rimmed glasses.
He looks like an oversized Phil Donahue, with shaggy white locks and wide-rimmed glasses, but he has a more worldly air.
He had stopped his horse at an auction, where one Father Abraham, "a plain clean old Man, with white Locks," stood before a crowd.
Before us an imposing and ancient figure was making a fine speech about the wild world, like a benign King Lear, white locks lifted in the sprightly breeze.
Madge sported braided white locks, a bodice and bracelets for the costume, which was completed with dragon epaulettes in reference to Khaleesi's progeny.
There she meets Sam Sharpe, whose flowing white locks and banana-colored suit make him look more like Colonel Sanders than the answer to Renata's lovelorn prayers.
Initially, Irene opts for the full-on spectre look, complete with snaky white locks, but soon she sharpens up, gets a trim, and resumes her old, voluble, and flatulent self.
In an awful way, there was something clownish about the figure: dressed all in white, locked in a soundproof cage, smiling and miming as if he were playing some twisted game of charades.
