The hardest part was finding a photo where I didn't have my hair in front of my forehead so it would fit in the website's different hairstyles. I think the only two styles that might have really been me are 1996 and 2000. Of course I wasn't alive in 1952 or 1966, but it still was fun to try those out too.It's funny how styles change over time. Sometimes certain styles come back with a twist, but there are a couple of them that I would rather not see again.
Go over there, have a little fun. I think they had music playing from each era, too, but I usually have my speakers off, so I couldn't tell.
6 comments:
This is fun! I did this (unknowingly of this...) last week for the Lotus Paperie lay out... put different portrets together - and yes, there are styles I'd rather NOT see anymore...
This looks like fun.... I haven't tried it yet. Now, it looks like I'll have to spend a "little" more time on the computer.... awww.
'96 and 2000 look the best, by the way.... I also like '66 had you actually been alive then. I love that Mary Tyler Moore look.
:-)
Whew! I just missed the threshold on the Laura Petrie look in 1966 which, incidentally, is my fav look for you! I can almost see you dancing to the theme music .... Da-da-da (humming theme music now!)
HAHAHA! those are too funny!
gotta love the 80's, hairspray and all.
this is so fun!!!
I'm going to have to try this! Of course, I shudder to admit that I've been wearing the same style for a long, long time--I'm married to a guy with Rapunzel syndrome--
Blessings!
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