Icons

Often times, styles go out of fashion. Let's be honest. How many of us want to wear what we wore in middle school. Decades have certain fashion pieces that are completely iconic. Whether it's the poodle skirt or the leg warmers, these are things that everyone recognizes but nobody dares to bring back. Yes, there are the random themed parties or fallback Halloween costumes, but for everyday wear, we don't choose to wear those things. There are some things, though, that fit forever. Today, we're going to talk about hair, and those icons, that no matter how far away from their signature decade we get, we will always love their hair.

Lauren Bacall

Marilyn Monroe

Audrey Hepburn

Farrah Fawcett

Molly Ringwald

Jennifer Aniston

Zooey Deschenel

Where do they go?

I know where the socks go. They're little and you miss them. Or you drop them.
I know where the bobby pins go. You drop them where you take them out. Or the fall out of you hair.
But, where do the hair ties go? You take them out of your hair and put them around your wrist. So, why is it that when you really need a hair tie you don't have any?
Where do they gooooooo?!

Trumped

Over Halloween, my brother-in-law dressed up as this guy:

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The costume was sweet, and he looked like good 'ol Donny,

but the act of Brandon dressing up like Donald Trump brought on a question for me.

Why does his hair still look like that? I feel like it's the butt of every joke about him.

Nobody quips about his suits, or his money, and few even talk about his catchphrase.

It's always about his hair.

His horrible horrible hair.

Seriously, it's bad.

It baffles me that it has stayed this awful for so long.

I know that it's an iconic symbol by now, but you'd think that he would have changed it before it got that far.

All I have to say to you Mr. Trump (which is a little ridiculous, because there's no way that he would ever see or read this) is that your fashion consultants have failed you. Miserably.

However, your look does make for a sweet costume