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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires
honestly the back of her hair in that pic (the one where her stylist is pulling a section up on the brush)looks like extensions... clearly a different slight more reddish color than the rest of her head. It's usually much more difficult as we age to get long hair that is that full and lush.
Also, if I were her, and I were going to wear a huge wig, I'd keep my natural hair much shorter (as Dolly does and always has done). Interesting choice. 
Stevie is not quite as svelte as she was when she was younger (not a criticism, just a reality of post-menopause) and it seems to me lately she is doing as she did when she got heavier in her post-klonopin years for a while-- that is, when her body gets bigger she tries to I dunno... camouflage or minimize her body somehow with even BIGGER hair... like if the hair is bigger than the body then the body doesn't look as big.... know what I mean? But it didn't work then and it doesn't really work now.... she just looks, with her hair and her outfits, like a linebacker. |
All. Of. This. And...
As someone who tried to emulate Stevie, (prior to 2018), and who had five tracks of weave sewn in immediately after watching the
Tango in the Night video,
I've been obsessed with weaves and toppers since the 1980s; therefore, I can't understand why, if she is wearing a wig, she would
A. Get her hair done in a salon the night before a show (unless she's taking a "trip to the mall" a la Celeste Talbert in
Soap Dish),
or
B. Wear a wig that looks like a chewed up babydoll head in the backyard.