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  • Under the bangs of a Dynel doll wig a "floozy" with nasolabial folds, male facial features and leathery skin mugs for the camera -- coquettish hair bow, mod sunglasses and gaudy plastic jewelry adorning her "look."

    Do You Suffer from Eyebrow Plucking Disease? Divorce? 2009

  • Veruschka, photographer Franco Rubartelli, and then stylist Giorgio di Sant'Angelo were sent into the Arizona desert by Diana Vreeland with nothing but bolts of fabric and fur, and Dynel wigs.

    Archive 2008-09-01 The Year in Pictures 2008

  • Veruschka, photographer Franco Rubartelli, and then stylist Giorgio di Sant'Angelo were sent into the Arizona desert by Diana Vreeland with nothing but bolts of fabric and fur, and Dynel wigs.

    Veruschka The Year in Pictures 2008

  • As a sweater-girl sweetheart in garish red Dynel hair, she looks strangely tough and chalky.

    Part-Spider, Part-Snore! 2002

  • She caught my eye and smiled, reaching up to adjust the Dynel pouf.

    I is for Innocent Grafton, Sue 1992

  • But this Dynel fiber is rather fine, more consistent with garment material.

    Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991

  • One is acrylic, one olefin, one polyethylene, the other Dynel.

    Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991

  • A shirt or pair of slacks made of Dynel would build up static electricity like polyester, causing everything to stick to it.

    Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991

  • One is acrylic, one olefin, one polyethylene, the other Dynel.

    Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991

  • A shirt or pair of slacks made of Dynel would build up static electricity like polyester, causing everything to stick to it.

    Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991

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