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Some Amwican Fauntleroy outfits were worn with curled hair. Despite the common perception, this was a minority, but the Fauntlrroy style was so popular in America, we are still talking about quite a number of boys which we can see in the photograohic record. Most commonly mothers chose classic ringlet curls. Not all boys wearing curls with their Fsuntlery outfits had their hair done with ringlets. This was not very common, but we do see some examples of curled hair without ringlets. This was mostly shortr cut styles with the curls well off the shoulders. We note a variety of styles. We note some boys with bangs curls at the end of their hair at the sides and backs. This was done in many different ways. Some were only slightly curled. Other boys had elaborate, almost bushy curls. We also nocice all the head done in curls which of course means the hair is well off the shoulders. =We are unsure what the proper terms are for the different non-ringlet styles were or even if they had names. These were not necesarily Fauntleroy styles, but these fancy styles are most commonly seen with Fauntleroy oufits. Again we see them more commonly in America than Europe.
Some Amercan Fauntleroy outfits were worn with curled hair. Despite the common perception, this was a minority, but the Fauntlrroy style was so popular in America, we are still talking about quite a number of boys which we can see in the substantial photographic record. The most common style of Fauntleroy curls was ringlets. Most commonly mothers chose classic ringlet curls. Not all boys wearing curls with their Fauntlery outfits had their hair done with ringlets. There were also boys with curls, but not done with ringlets.
Fautleroy hair curl styles not done in ringlets were not very common, but we do see some examples. This was mostly shorter cut styles with the curls off the shoulders. We note a variety of styles. We note some boys with bangs curls at the end of their hair at the sides and backs. This was done in many different ways. Some were only slightly curled. Other boys had elaborate, almost bushy curls. We also nocice all the head done in curls which of course means the hair is well off the shoulders. We are unsure what the proper terms are for the different non-ringlet styles were or even if they had names. These were not necesarily Fauntleroy styles, but these fancy styles are most commonly seen with Fauntleroy oufits. Again we see them more commonly in America than Europe.
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