wigmaker

In an early sketch, the character was supposed to have been a wigmaker.

Her face seemed little more than markings on a wigmaker's dummy.

I expect a theatrical wigmaker would do it for you.'

As the wigmaker observes, "People see what they want to see."

Basedow was born in Hamburg, the son of a wigmaker.

Human hair sold to a wigmaker adorned their heads.

"Glamour, after all, is mostly manufactured," the wigmaker said.

His father, an Italian immigrant, was a wigmaker; his mother, a milliner.

"Old Kauffman-the best wigmaker in the country -made this for me about a year and a half ago.

Mr. Neuhaus leads a double life as a wigmaker.

The wigmaker focuses on a newly orphaned girl with striking red-hair who lives across the street.

His original profession was a hairdresser and wigmaker in Hong Kong.

In 1799 he was apprenticed to a wigmaker, which at the time was part of normal hairdressing.

At the age of nine he was apprenticed to a Łódź's wigmaker and cosmetician.

A skilled wigmaker will consider the number of strands of hair used and the direction of each knot to give the most natural effect possible.

His father Leo was a successful wigmaker to the Manhattan rich and the theatre and movie businesses.

The protagonist is a wigmaker who locks himself in his shop and isolates himself from society so that he will not contract the plague.

The rest of the story, about Mr. Valentin, hair designer, colorist and wigmaker to the stars, is true.

His father was a barber and wigmaker, six years younger than Turner's mother, a woman of fragile mental health whose only other child died before turning 5.

When Osbourne's hair fell out during her subsequent treatment, her wigs were custom made by Cher's wigmaker.

His father, Adolphe Bizet, had been a hairdresser and wigmaker before becoming a singing teacher despite his lack of formal training.

Nina Lawson, 82, British wigmaker for the Metropolitan Opera, pernicious anaemia.

The film also includes the very first (short and uncredited) film appearance by Anthony Quayle, as an Italian wigmaker.

After filming, the wig was kept by its British wigmaker, Stanley Hall, who then passed it on to a Hollywood makeup artist.

"The wigmaker from whom I rented it assured me that it had been well dusted with hyssop and horse nettle to prevent any such infestations."