feather cut

One was blond, short hair, what they call a feather cut, brown eyes.

Straight hair is feather cut and brushed forward to softly frame the face.

High heels finished off the outfit, her eyes made up and a new feather cut, Susan lit she looked nice.

A hint of seventies styling with this feathered cut.

Her chestnut-brown hair swept back from her face in a perfectly feathered cut.

Her hair is blonde, feather cut.

His guard followed in a wave; on their saddles were fastened long feathers cut from leather, wide ribbons, metal lace.

Techniques for clipping the wings vary primarily in the number of feathers cut and the amount of each feather left behind.

'Red hair in a feather cut.

Splitting stone, using pneumatic drills is arduous work and so wire-saws have been introduced into the quarries, replacing much of the plug and feather cutting.

- a red one in a sort of feather cut like the one she wore her own hair in, and a black one, shoulder length with bangs across the forehead.

I remember arriving at Aylesbury Grammar School that autumn and seeing all the third-formers sporting feather cuts they'd got from Justin's Unisex Hairdressers at the Gyratory System.

Wally's real name was Warwick Nightingale resident of Hemlock Road, East Acton He had a Rod Stewart haircut, feather cut and shaggy, and mostly he'd dress in Granny Takes A Trip kind of clothes with maybe one thing added from Malcolm's shop, a pair of creepers perhaps.