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In isolation, many are harboring a complicated obsession with their hair. No matter how many cautionary tales we hear about hack jobs, the I can’t stay at home I work at longhorn steakhouse we fight when others can’t anymore shirt in addition I really love this urge to do something radical out of boredom, or as a sort of catharsis, is widespread. But before any more havoc is wreaked with a pair of kitchen scissors, perhaps this compulsion for change—or fervent curiosity about what’s possible—could be satiated by charting hair through history. Inspired in no small part by the Costume Institute’s “About Time: Fashion and Duration” exhibit, a look back at centuries worth of hair seems an endlessly inspiring way to pass the time (and steer clear of impulsive pitfalls). For guidance, we looked to Rachel Gibson, a London-based hair expert who runs the Hair Historian Instagram account.

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“I feel like hair is a more accessible, and therefore more diverse and realistic, insight into the I can’t stay at home I work at longhorn steakhouse we fight when others can’t anymore shirt in addition I really love this past than perhaps fashion or even makeup,” explains Gibson. “We all have hair—and if we don’t, it’s generally not out of choice—and its appearance seems to deeply impact our sense of self and mood more than other aspects of our appearance. There’s a reason we talk about good hair days and not.”. To help you further explore different eras of hair, as well as the traditions and rituals around them, here Gibson takes us through five eras worth studying in insolation.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.