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"Plaited: A Tapestry of Styles and Cultures" From pop star Boy George's iconic plaited hair in the Culture Club era to the elegant braids adorning Orlando
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"Plaited: A Tapestry of Styles and Cultures" From pop star Boy George's iconic plaited hair in the Culture Club era to the elegant braids adorning Orlando, a Bay Racehorse in a Loosebox from 1845, plaited hairstyles have transcended time and boundaries. In 1879, Chief Joseph, also known as Hinmatoowyalahtq it, proudly displayed his intricate plaits that symbolized strength and tradition. Meanwhile, Meditation captured the serenity of a woman with neatly woven braids amidst chaotic times during World War II. The fusion of cultures is evident as three individuals don Cowboy and Indian costumes for a studio photo shoot. Their interwoven plaits represent unity beyond stereotypes. Pin-Up in Blue Shorts exudes confidence with her playful hairstyle while Eleanor of Aquitaine's regal presence is accentuated by her elaborate braided crown. Traveling back to ancient Egypt, we find an Egyptian woman adorned with ornate plaited hairstyles that were both fashionable and symbolic. The Sleeping Beauty encounters an old woman at a spinning wheel whose hands skillfully weave together strands into beautiful patterns—a metaphor for life's interconnectedness. IRETABE Native American Indian chief showcases Mohave tribe traditions through his intricately styled plaits—a testament to their rich heritage. Soho's vibrant streets come alive on Old Compton Street W1 where diverse communities intertwine like the tightly woven strands of hair—each adding their unique flair to London's cultural tapestry. Ayres and Smith straw boater hat advertisement from 1931 features men sporting smartly coiffed hair complementing their stylish headwear—an example of how even accessories can be enhanced by well-placed plaits.