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What is the old term, or terms, for “designer stubble”?
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Wikipedia has this to say about it:
Designer stubble is a short growth of a man's facial hair that became popular in the 1980s. This style was worn and reinvented by
singer George Michael, actor Don Johnson and, in the 2010s, singers
Craig David and Jason Derulo and was adopted by many others including
Tom Cruise who restarted this trend among his Hollywood peers &
members of the music industry after attending the Grammy Awards in
2005. Several companies manufacture beard trimmers designed to maintain the designer stubble look, being created by short trimming of
the beard to (typically) 1 to 3mm designer stubble is distinct from
five o'clock shadow which is the much lighter, stiffer growth which is
the first sign of the return of the beard after shaving.
Here's the picture they provide:
This type of look has existed since time immemorial, which leads me to believe that there must have been a term for it prior to the 1980's.
What was it?
single-word-requests
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
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Wikipedia has this to say about it:
Designer stubble is a short growth of a man's facial hair that became popular in the 1980s. This style was worn and reinvented by
singer George Michael, actor Don Johnson and, in the 2010s, singers
Craig David and Jason Derulo and was adopted by many others including
Tom Cruise who restarted this trend among his Hollywood peers &
members of the music industry after attending the Grammy Awards in
2005. Several companies manufacture beard trimmers designed to maintain the designer stubble look, being created by short trimming of
the beard to (typically) 1 to 3mm designer stubble is distinct from
five o'clock shadow which is the much lighter, stiffer growth which is
the first sign of the return of the beard after shaving.
Here's the picture they provide:
This type of look has existed since time immemorial, which leads me to believe that there must have been a term for it prior to the 1980's.
What was it?
single-word-requests
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
RickyRicky
14.6k53782
1
Day-old beard??
– Hot Licks
Mar 30 at 18:58
1
It certainly existed when a man hadn't bothered/been able to shave for a few days, but as far as I know the look had never been deliberately cultivated before the 1980s. You would just say he was unshaven.
– Kate Bunting
Mar 30 at 20:16
1
I assume you are aware that the term 'designer stubble' is ironic: a joke at the expense of people who find style in what had previously considered neglect of personal appearance.
– JeremyC
Mar 30 at 23:03
1
Scruff, 3-day beard (vacation/weekend beard)...Brillo Face, Lady Beard Johnson.
– KannE
Apr 3 at 2:53
add a comment |
Wikipedia has this to say about it:
Designer stubble is a short growth of a man's facial hair that became popular in the 1980s. This style was worn and reinvented by
singer George Michael, actor Don Johnson and, in the 2010s, singers
Craig David and Jason Derulo and was adopted by many others including
Tom Cruise who restarted this trend among his Hollywood peers &
members of the music industry after attending the Grammy Awards in
2005. Several companies manufacture beard trimmers designed to maintain the designer stubble look, being created by short trimming of
the beard to (typically) 1 to 3mm designer stubble is distinct from
five o'clock shadow which is the much lighter, stiffer growth which is
the first sign of the return of the beard after shaving.
Here's the picture they provide:
This type of look has existed since time immemorial, which leads me to believe that there must have been a term for it prior to the 1980's.
What was it?
single-word-requests
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
RickyRicky
14.6k53782
Wikipedia has this to say about it:
Designer stubble is a short growth of a man's facial hair that became popular in the 1980s. This style was worn and reinvented by
singer George Michael, actor Don Johnson and, in the 2010s, singers
Craig David and Jason Derulo and was adopted by many others including
Tom Cruise who restarted this trend among his Hollywood peers &
members of the music industry after attending the Grammy Awards in
2005. Several companies manufacture beard trimmers designed to maintain the designer stubble look, being created by short trimming of
the beard to (typically) 1 to 3mm designer stubble is distinct from
five o'clock shadow which is the much lighter, stiffer growth which is
the first sign of the return of the beard after shaving.
Here's the picture they provide:
This type of look has existed since time immemorial, which leads me to believe that there must have been a term for it prior to the 1980's.
What was it?
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
RickyRicky
14.6k53782
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
RickyRicky
14.6k53782
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
RickyRicky
14.6k53782
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
RickyRicky
14.6k53782
asked Mar 30 at 18:53
RickyRicky
14.6k53782
14.6k53782
1
Day-old beard??
– Hot Licks
Mar 30 at 18:58
1
It certainly existed when a man hadn't bothered/been able to shave for a few days, but as far as I know the look had never been deliberately cultivated before the 1980s. You would just say he was unshaven.
– Kate Bunting
Mar 30 at 20:16
1
I assume you are aware that the term 'designer stubble' is ironic: a joke at the expense of people who find style in what had previously considered neglect of personal appearance.
– JeremyC
Mar 30 at 23:03
1
Scruff, 3-day beard (vacation/weekend beard)...Brillo Face, Lady Beard Johnson.
– KannE
Apr 3 at 2:53
add a comment |
1
Day-old beard??
– Hot Licks
Mar 30 at 18:58
1
It certainly existed when a man hadn't bothered/been able to shave for a few days, but as far as I know the look had never been deliberately cultivated before the 1980s. You would just say he was unshaven.
– Kate Bunting
Mar 30 at 20:16
1
I assume you are aware that the term 'designer stubble' is ironic: a joke at the expense of people who find style in what had previously considered neglect of personal appearance.
– JeremyC
Mar 30 at 23:03
1
Scruff, 3-day beard (vacation/weekend beard)...Brillo Face, Lady Beard Johnson.
– KannE
Apr 3 at 2:53
1
1
Day-old beard??
– Hot Licks
Mar 30 at 18:58
Day-old beard??
– Hot Licks
Mar 30 at 18:58
1
1
It certainly existed when a man hadn't bothered/been able to shave for a few days, but as far as I know the look had never been deliberately cultivated before the 1980s. You would just say he was unshaven.
– Kate Bunting
Mar 30 at 20:16
It certainly existed when a man hadn't bothered/been able to shave for a few days, but as far as I know the look had never been deliberately cultivated before the 1980s. You would just say he was unshaven.
– Kate Bunting
Mar 30 at 20:16
1
1
I assume you are aware that the term 'designer stubble' is ironic: a joke at the expense of people who find style in what had previously considered neglect of personal appearance.
– JeremyC
Mar 30 at 23:03
I assume you are aware that the term 'designer stubble' is ironic: a joke at the expense of people who find style in what had previously considered neglect of personal appearance.
– JeremyC
Mar 30 at 23:03
1
1
Scruff, 3-day beard (vacation/weekend beard)...Brillo Face, Lady Beard Johnson.
– KannE
Apr 3 at 2:53
Scruff, 3-day beard (vacation/weekend beard)...Brillo Face, Lady Beard Johnson.
– KannE
Apr 3 at 2:53
add a comment |
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from the OED thesaurus:
bristle ~1300
the short hairs on the face of men when thickened and
stiffened…
whisker ~1600
The hair that grows on an adult man's face; formerly commonly applied
to that on the upper lip, now… plural: usually collective
stubble 1596
collective singular. transferred. A rough surface or short growth
likened to the ‘stubble’ of grain, esp. the short bristly growth on a
man's face
five o'clock shadow 1937
used attributively in five o'clock shadow (see quot.1937),
five-o'clock tea (colloquial shortened a five o'clock).Time 11 Oct. ‘5
o'clock Shadow’—that unsightly beard growth which appears prematurely
at about 5 P.M., looks bad.
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from the OED thesaurus:
bristle ~1300
the short hairs on the face of men when thickened and
stiffened…
whisker ~1600
The hair that grows on an adult man's face; formerly commonly applied
to that on the upper lip, now… plural: usually collective
stubble 1596
collective singular. transferred. A rough surface or short growth
likened to the ‘stubble’ of grain, esp. the short bristly growth on a
man's face
five o'clock shadow 1937
used attributively in five o'clock shadow (see quot.1937),
five-o'clock tea (colloquial shortened a five o'clock).Time 11 Oct. ‘5
o'clock Shadow’—that unsightly beard growth which appears prematurely
at about 5 P.M., looks bad.
answered Apr 9 at 3:20
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from the OED thesaurus:
bristle ~1300
the short hairs on the face of men when thickened and
stiffened…
whisker ~1600
The hair that grows on an adult man's face; formerly commonly applied
to that on the upper lip, now… plural: usually collective
stubble 1596
collective singular. transferred. A rough surface or short growth
likened to the ‘stubble’ of grain, esp. the short bristly growth on a
man's face
five o'clock shadow 1937
used attributively in five o'clock shadow (see quot.1937),
five-o'clock tea (colloquial shortened a five o'clock).Time 11 Oct. ‘5
o'clock Shadow’—that unsightly beard growth which appears prematurely
at about 5 P.M., looks bad.
answered Apr 9 at 3:20
lbflbf
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from the OED thesaurus:
bristle ~1300
the short hairs on the face of men when thickened and
stiffened…
whisker ~1600
The hair that grows on an adult man's face; formerly commonly applied
to that on the upper lip, now… plural: usually collective
stubble 1596
collective singular. transferred. A rough surface or short growth
likened to the ‘stubble’ of grain, esp. the short bristly growth on a
man's face
five o'clock shadow 1937
used attributively in five o'clock shadow (see quot.1937),
five-o'clock tea (colloquial shortened a five o'clock).Time 11 Oct. ‘5
o'clock Shadow’—that unsightly beard growth which appears prematurely
at about 5 P.M., looks bad.
answered Apr 9 at 3:20
lbflbf
23.2k22677
from the OED thesaurus:
bristle ~1300
the short hairs on the face of men when thickened and
stiffened…
whisker ~1600
The hair that grows on an adult man's face; formerly commonly applied
to that on the upper lip, now… plural: usually collective
stubble 1596
collective singular. transferred. A rough surface or short growth
likened to the ‘stubble’ of grain, esp. the short bristly growth on a
man's face
five o'clock shadow 1937
used attributively in five o'clock shadow (see quot.1937),
five-o'clock tea (colloquial shortened a five o'clock).Time 11 Oct. ‘5
o'clock Shadow’—that unsightly beard growth which appears prematurely
at about 5 P.M., looks bad.
answered Apr 9 at 3:20
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Day-old beard??
– Hot Licks
Mar 30 at 18:58
1
It certainly existed when a man hadn't bothered/been able to shave for a few days, but as far as I know the look had never been deliberately cultivated before the 1980s. You would just say he was unshaven.
– Kate Bunting
Mar 30 at 20:16
1
I assume you are aware that the term 'designer stubble' is ironic: a joke at the expense of people who find style in what had previously considered neglect of personal appearance.
– JeremyC
Mar 30 at 23:03
1
Scruff, 3-day beard (vacation/weekend beard)...Brillo Face, Lady Beard Johnson.
– KannE
Apr 3 at 2:53