bouffant in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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At the time, she was imagined as having blue bouffant hair as well as a deep, soulful voice and dramatic mood swings.
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Bouffant gowns with large crinolines were probably reserved for special occasions.
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I do not want them to think it's about hearts, cupcakes and who can get their platinum blond hair into the biggest bouffant.
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According to many hair experts, short hair, bouffant and asymmetrically shaped bobs also top the current spring trends list.
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Her hair was pulled back into a bun and styled into a bouffant.
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But since then it has taken hold, especially with parents who grew up with a love of long-haired bouffant power ballads.
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Of course hair and make-up was also ultra feminine, with bouffants the order of the day.
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Bouffant hairstyles, popular at the time, were sometimes made with hair-rats, which were pads of old hair taken from brushes stuffed into the hairdo to create volume.
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They're 1980s wigs, which means bad perms, misguided mullets, frosted bobs and big bouffants.
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Her towering bouffant hairdo once sported a battleship replica.
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