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chignonchi‧gnon /ˈʃiːnjɒn $ -jɑːn/ noun [countable] chignonOrigin: 1700-1800 French, Old French chaignon ‘chain, collar’ - A strand of her dark hair has escaped from the chignon she wears.
- Hair swept into a chic chignon from just behind the fringe is let loose and combed close to the head.
- Her blonde hair was pulled back into a smooth chignon and tied with a yellow silk bow.
- Her hair was screwed into a ballerina chignon and her wooden lips set in a smile of excessive sweetness.
- Long hair swept up into a high chignon for classic glamour displays a rebellious streak!
- Long hair will be dressed perfectly in soft chignons, french rolls and gentle loops.
- She had dark hair dressed in a chignon, contained in a net of black chenille beneath her pork-pie hat.
hair that is tied in a smooth knot at the back of a woman’s head SYN bun |