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2. Kim Kardashian Looks Unrecognizable With Bold Red Hair ...

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   As for going red, who can forget her iconic 2011 Halloween costume when she served up a bright red wig as Poison Ivy? Getty Kardashian's latest foray into red hair comes alongside a new line of ...

3. Kim Kardashian's Bright Red Hair Transformation Proves the ...

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   Kim Kardashian is ready for fall — hair colors, that is.. The 43-year-old reality star and entrepreneur swapped her signature dark locks for a rich red shade that's bound to ignite seasonal ...

4. Shania Twain Looks Nearly Unrecognizable Sporting Bold ...

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   In the new Instagram photo posted on Wednesday, Oct. 16, Twain posed in a bright-red wig, rocking bluntly chopped bangs and fiery locks that reached all the way down to her stomach.

5. Zumanity - Wikipedia

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   Jonel's costume, for example, is made of stretch vinyl and is airbrushed to create a semi-nude effect; her bright red wig is made of expanded foam. Faun has fur on his pants which is made from toothbrush bristles, human hair, and yak fur. Molinier's long velvet dress was created by using a stencil and net onto which black silicone was applied.

6. I Won't Change You - Wikipedia

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   She looks like an informal, yet sophisticated red-headed woman. Progressively, she then becomes a black-haired woman, the hair being short, full and curly. After staring into her drink, which suspectingly turns bright blue, she is seen dancing with the man who she continuously changes for, in a blue dress and a Marilyn Monroe-esque blonde wig.

7. Shylock - Wikipedia

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   In the 16th and early 17th centuries, Jews were often presented on the Elizabethan stage in hideous caricature, with hooked noses and bright red wigs. They were usually depicted as avaricious usurers; an example is Christopher Marlowe's play The Jew of Malta, which features a comically wicked Jewish villain called Barabas. They were usually ...