powdered wig

He was red in the face and had a powdered wig on back to front.

Not a single strand of his powdered wig would be touched.

A woman in period costume and a powdered wig asks us to “step inside”.

These days the judges still wear white powdered wigs, but much else has changed.

Still, this is not a nation of powdered wigs and genuflection.

But he is not proposing a return to segregation and powdered wigs.

"It's always been a suit, some might even say a powdered wig.

They went inside and the man in the house wore fancy clothes with a powdered wig.

He was wearing a long, black flowing robe and a white powdered wig.

Not the powdered wig but the real stuff underneath.

Libertarians often cover their views with a powdered wig of 18th- and 19th-century philosophy.

He continued to watch her under dark brows that appeared odd with the powdered wig.

First, I think powdered wigs would be good.

Independent courts are still presided over by judges in powdered wigs.

In other times, we wore powdered wigs and knee britches.

You're going to chase people around the subway in powdered wigs?' "

He's so stiff you sort of picture him sitting at home in a powdered wig watching C-Span2.

A man garbed in the powdered wig and black robes of a judge.

When men wore white powdered wigs and almost every thing was made by hand -- including paper.

At one, he recreated a scene from an 18th-century French painting during which staff wore powdered wigs.

They just happened to be wearing a powdered wig that would fit a Smart Car.

The theme could not have been any more over the top if the two men wore powdered wigs and false teeth.

Cover consists of black tricorn hats and white powdered wigs.

Yet once the shock of seeing him in powdered wigs recedes, he is unexpectedly fine.

Together with his eyes they were a startling contrast to his heavily powdered wig.