Wore Tight facts
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The Croydon Facelift: Hair is pulled back and tied up so tightly that it pulls the face tighter. (Victoria Beckham wore the style on 'American Idol'.) The hairstyle is also known as the 'council house facelift' or 'Essex facelift' in the UK, because of its association with "low class" women.
The "Prince Albert" piercing was named after Queen Victoria's husband who wore tight pants, attaching the ring to a string around his thigh, allowing for a smooth trouser line. It was known as a "Dressing Ring", because tailors would ask if a gentleman dressed to the left or the right.
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When the movie Halloween was made in 1978, the mask that Michael Meyers wore was actually a Star Trek mask of William Shatner. The producers of the movie were on a tight budget.
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The word "pants" derives from a 3rd century Christian saint, Saint Pantaleon, who was closely associated with Venice in the 16th century, and the stock character "Pantalone," a stereotypical Venetian in comedic plays, who wore full-length tights ("pantaloons") to cover his skinny calves.
