Why Did Colonial Men Wear Wigs?. The Importance of Fashion, Prestige… | by Douglas Perkins | Lessons from History | Medium
Kathryn Louise Wood Author Blog: Men with Big Hair...an unfortunate 18th century fashion statement
In the 18th century, the wig made the man - silive.com
A Puritan War on Wigs - JSTOR Daily
Shaved Heads and Syphilis: A Brief History of Wigs
History Cool Kids - Why did people wear powdered wigs? Powdered wigs emerged in the mid 17th century France when King Louis XIII began wearing one to conceal his receding hairline,
Tuscan Big Wig! Gran Principe Ferdinando de Medici, 1701 by pastellist Joseph VIVIEN (1657-1734) | Old portraits, Portrait, 18th century wigs
TIL that people in the 18th century started wearing wigs because many people had hair loss as a result of syphilis. Out of solidarity other people started wearing wigs as well and
The Wig Business was Big Business in Eighteenth Century France — Lucinda Brant
In The 1700s, Rich Women Often Put THIS In Their Hair. Why? Fascinating! | LittleThings.com
5 Historical fashions you didn't know had medical context | MDLinx
Wig - Wikipedia
The power and pomp of the wig – Swiss National Museum - Swiss history blog
The History of Long Hair & Wigs for Men - DiStefano Hair Restoration Center
Why Did Men Stop Wearing Wigs? | Gentleman's Gazette
Beard, hair and wigs fashions during the 17th and 18th century.
The power and pomp of the wig – Swiss National Museum - Swiss history blog
A Brief History of the Wig - Envy by Alan Eaton
The History & Evolution of Wigs (From 3400 BC to Present Day) – Wigs.com
The Rise and Fall of the Powdered Wig | American Battlefield Trust
History Of Wigs
How To Make an 18th Century Wig from an Affordable “Costume” Wig – American Duchess Blog
