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Super Short Hairdo for Black Women:

The Hawk Hairstyle for Black Women:

The Cute Short Wavy Hairstyle:

Short Bob Haircut with Side Swept Bangs:

Attractive Straight Short Bob Hairstyle:

Side Swept Brown Colored Short Hairstyle:

Super Short Hairstyle for Black Women:

The Super Short Spiky Hairstyle:

Short Dreadlock Hairstyle for Black Women:



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Short Side Swept Bob Hairstyle:


Super Trimmed Hairdo for Black Women:


The Cute Short Curly Hairstyle:


Black Short Backwards Swept Hairstyle:


Side View of Short Spiky Hairstyle:


Short Curly Hairstyle with Blunt Front:


Short African Style Curly Hair:


Beautifully Side Swept Hairstyle for Black Women:


Super Short Light Brown Colored Hairdo:


The Trimmed Hairstyle for Black Women:


Trendy Asymmetrical Blonde Colored Hairstyle:


The Curly Hairstyle for Black Women:


Side Parted African Style Curly Hairdo:


Beautiful Short Curly Hairstyle for Black Women:


The Super Short Curly Hairdo:



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Super Short Dreadlocks Hairstyle for Black Women:



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These images are from two series of postcards produced between 1900 and 1910 by the photographer F.W.H Arkhurst in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast. Arkhurst, a member of the Nzima ethnic group born in the Gold Coast , was a timber exporter who lived in Assinie and later in Grand Bassam. His studio photographs capture perfectly the then fashionable style of women's dress along the African coast from the Niger Delta to the Ivory Coast as families grew prosperous from trading opportunities in the expanding colonial economies. Hair was swept high and adorned with gold jewellery or wrapped in cloth, tailored dress was of imported cotton prints, often with a shawl or wrap of locally woven fabrics.