History of eyebrows: (1970-1979)

As they gave more importance to a volume hairstyle, eyebrows became thinner.

Shelley Duvall

Farraw Fawcett

History of eyebrows: (1960-1969)

Less curvy and skinnier eyebrows than the previous decade. 

Giving more space for the eyeshadow.

Brigitte Bardot

Twiggy

History of eyebrows: (1946-1959)

Curvy eyebrows, in some cases with an arch shape. They got thicker, giving importance to their eyes.

Audrey Hepburn

Marilyn Monroe

History of eyebrows: (1930-1945)

Still quiet skinny eyebrows, also more curvy.

Lisa Fonssagrives

Marlene Dietrich

History of eyebrows: (1920- 1929)

Skinny eyebrows. Drawn mostly by pencil, giving a cold look. 

Josephine Baker

Louise Brooks

Clara Bow

History of eyebrows: (1900-1919)

Natural shape eyebrows. They were quiet bushy due to that fact, emphasizing their gaze.

Elisabeth de Caraman-Chimay

Polaire

Portrait of Adele Bloch Bauer II - Gustav Klimt (1912)

RANDOM ART: Portrait of Fritza Riedler

Portrait of Fritza Riedler - Gustav Klimt (1906)

WE'VE BEEN TO: "Movida Massala"

Sarah Caron, photographer focused on Pakistan culture.

The exposition is held
AT: Hotel Scribe, Paris.
1, rue Scribe - 79009
WHEN: 25 febraury- 25 avril 2014
PRICE: free!

Reasons to love Paris:

Flat (eyebrow)

Having flat eyebrows
gives you a serious
static look 

Bushy (eyebrow)

Bushy eyebrows give
a strong powerful look
to your eyes

Colored (eyebrows)

Coloring your eyebrows will give
you a funny pop look 

Curved (eyebrow)

Having curved eyebrows will
give a pin-up, sexy
cheeky look 

Bleached (eyebrow)

Bleaching your eyebrows
will give to your forehead a
clean open look