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During the 18th century hairstyles for women began with simplicity. Women added a few false curls only if their own hair was inadequate. But after 1760 the demand for false hair in Britain reached a climax. The fashion for French hairstyles grew as fast as the size of the enormous styles. It took hours to dress the hair so high and women expected the style to last for a minimum of a week, preferably longer. Since hygiene was poor, lice in the hair and persistent headaches caused by the dragging weight, became an acceptable fact of life.

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In the 1920s some women endured breast reductions so they could wear the flat boyish fashions. By the 1930s the breast in all its glory was soon back in fashion. The fuller the bosom the better. Expensive surgical enlargement was often done for people such as actresses, but not talked about much. More recently the silhouette from various angles has been manipulated even more by cosmetic surgery. Nowadays people with ordinary incomes view breast enlargement as their right to satisfy emotional and fashionable needs. Older teenage girls particularly favour breast implants. Liposuction, tummy tucks, nose jobs, lip manipulation and implants for fuller breasts have all become popular in search of the ideal silhouette.

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Hamburg- Batik fabrics are not limited to use in official events Javanese tradition, but also designed to be used as everyday wear summer in Germany. Various designs of batik summer clothing is exhibited by 10 pairs of German and Indonesian students who are studying at the College of Advanced Vocational Einbeck in the series of exhibition events “Patchworktage” in the town of Einbeck, Lower Saxony which lasted for four days from May 1, 2008. The fashion show lasts about 40 minutes to be guided by host Indonesia and the accompaniment of pop music, able to amaze the audience, amounting to no less than 150 people.

At the end of the demonstration, Burgermeister (Mayor) Einbeck her support for organizing the event on Indonesian batik, and expects further cooperation in the appearance of Indonesian arts and culture can be introduced in Einbeck. After the event show, the audience watched batik-batik on display in the room throughout the building.

Brigitte Willach (59 years), a German citizen of Indonesia lovers with extensive knowledge and experience of art and culture of Indonesian batik subsequent exposure convey a very interesting and detailed. Presentation covers the history of batik in the palatial culture of Yogyakarta, batik-making process, as well as personal experience in Indonesia with regard to the art of batik.

Brigitte Willach start interest in batik since the age of 15 years. He has a collection of paintings by various motives, including batik designs are studied in depth in Yogyakarta. He fully understands the style and motif that exists, by studying directly with experts and artisans Indonesian batik. In the last 20 years he has conducted numerous exhibitions of batik in Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Poland, the United States, and Japan. Willach has a close relationship and proximity with traditional batik from Central Java, Yogyakarta in particular and in particular, by studying the process of making handmade batik including woven fabrics. Willach has the full support of Governor Province Special Region of Yogyakarta, Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X in the promotion of batik with exposure through seminars, symposiums, exhibitions, competitions.

With batik promotion activities, it is hoped will Germany’s interest in the community of traditional Indonesian culture increased and more widespread, especially for batik as a legacy of original Indonesian art and culture more known.