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BEST COIFFURED Pictured above are the Ten Best
Coiffured Women of 1963, whose names were announced
this week by the Helen Curtis Guild of Professional Beau
ticians. Chosen from an international slate of nominees,
hey are, top to bottom, first row, Bess Meyerson, tele
vision panelist and commentator; Donna Reed, Academy
Award winning actress. Second row: Suzy Parker, fashion
model and actress; Audrey Hepburn, actress; Charlotte
Ford, socialite and great-granddaughtor of Henry Ford.
Third row: Julie Andrews, English actress and singer; Wil
helmina, fashion model; Edio Adams, television and movie
star and singer. Fourth row: Natalie Wood, actress and
trine Dunne, actress.
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'64 Coiffure Styles Hairstylists Predict
Men will tower over wumen
again in 14, if (he nation's
leading hairdressers have their
say.
The bubble has burst on bouf
fant, high-rising hairstyles, from
New York to Hollywoood.
This is the unanimous pre
diction of the hairdressers for
the Ten Best Coiffured Women
of 1933 w hose names were an
nounced this week by (lie Hel
ene Curtis Guild of Profession
al Beauticians.
The winners this year are
Edie Adams, Julie Andrews,
Irene Dunne. Charlotte Ford,
Audrey Hepburn, Bess Myerson,
Suzy Parker. Donna Heed, Wil
hclmina, and .Natalie Wood.
But after agreeing that small
er, natural heads are the trend
in 1964, the winners' hairdress
ers were sharply divided on
opinions as to where the "head
lines" will be in the next year.
East coast hairdressers, in
cluding Enrico Caruso, who
coifs Suzy Parker, believes that
waves are on their way back.
While Caruso does not think
waves will ever be as tight as
they were in the "marcelled"
30s, he feels a soft, shaped look
is due for a revival.
In keeping with the eastern
philosophy of more curl, hair
dressers feel the layered look
created by, a tapered cut will
be important in the new year.
Although he's an anti-prediction
man. Marc Sinclair, who
coifs CharloUe Ford, believes in
bangs, in fact he even designs
them. Sinclair has a strong
feeling for the curly locks of the
18th Century, recently given ro
mantic prominence in the mov
ie "Tom Jones." The heroine in
"Tom Jones" has her hair
drawn up from the sides, criss
crossed on top, and has ringlets
falling at the back. Women
whose hair isn't long enough to
form ringlets will probably
adopt hairpieces to create the
look.
West coast stylist winners con
cur that complicated "do's" re
out, and that simplicity will
reign in the coming months.
But they see no curls in the fu
ture. According to Robert Russie,
who coifs Edie Adams, the nat
ural look is deceptive. "Wom
en may think they can do it
themselves. But like everything
else, what looks simple is the
most difficult to create."
Sidney Guilaroff, stylist f o r
Natalie Wood, believes in
a classic lock of elegance. He
categorizes complicated h a i r
stylcs as "the drop dead look,"
and disapproves of them heai li-
ly. I
Both east and west coast
stylists feel that developing an I
individual look is more impor
tant than the shape or line that
happens to be in fashion at the
moment.
With the help of their hair
dressers, the Ten Best win
ners over the years have
evolved styles they feel best
project their personality, and
generally they keep these styles,
with minor modifications, for
some time. Most do like a
change of line in the evening,
and have a number of h a i r
pieces specially designed for
them which they can use to fill
out up-swept coiffure.
Neither west or east coast
stylists see a change in t h e
trend toward evening hairpieces,
if anything they feel, with pro
fessional assistance, more wom
en will become adept at trans
forming themselves from day
time casualncss to evening gla
mour with a variety of "pos-tiches."
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By Helen Bechen
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