Word: makeups
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...impact of the Nixon-wrought shift will not be the true measure of what the President has done to the court. Just as Nixon has too broadly implied that expanded protection for defendants caused rising crime rates, so has he created false expectations that by changing the court's makeup, he will bring about a decrease in lawbreaking. In a more subtle sense, however, the court's new pose will undoubtedly have the psychological effect of lending added respect to the political drive for law-and-order...
...every one of them is wholesome. Their uniforms are designed with all the come-hither appeal of cassocks; one monorail pilot was grounded briefly on opening day because her black bikini panties showed through her lime-green jumpsuit. Boys must be shorthaired, and girls are required to keep makeup at a minimum. Good looks obviously counted when it came to hiring; largely because of that criterion, Disney rejected nine applicants for every one it hired. Once on the payroll, the kids were "Disneyized" at Disney World University, where rose-colored glasses are part of the curriculum. "They told us that...
...prison system would thus be rid of its worst troublemakers, who then would be able to make trouble in one explosive spot. "It would be a present day Devils Island," complains Republican State Senator John Dunne, who has embarked on a one-man Attica investigation. "The ethnic makeup would be almost entirely black. It could result in a black concentration camp...
That is why Paloma stopped drawing when she was 13-"because everyone was always asking me about it. I was frightened." But good genes cannot be repressed for long. Paloma, whose imaginatively bizarre taste in clothes and makeup recalls some of her father's more abstract creations, has since designed jewelry both for Saint-Laurent and for a collection now being sold under her own name, and will shortly arrive in Manhattan to fashion fur coats for Jacques Kaplan. "When you're young, that's the time to experiment," says Paloma. "Later you can settle down...
Deep Colors. The experts do not phrase it precisely that way. "I would use the words deeper and more vibrant to describe the look," says the beauty editor of one of the leading fashion magazines. "It involves the forthright use of makeup and more colors." The house of Estée Lauder, which first introduced what it calls the "civilized look" in 1969 and has heavily advertised it ever since, heralds it as "the return to real makeup." Revlon followed with deep brown cream rouges and nail lacquers in startling shades, from brown and purple to bright red, a color...