So many looks, so little time.
The latest installment of Cut Video's 100 Years of Beauty has targeted the Philippines, and it doesn't disappoint.
After the Philippine-American War, the Philippines and the indigenous people were controlled by the US Insular Government in the 1910s.
Indigenous women were adorned with tribal tattoos and didn't wear any makeup. Their hair was left straight, parted down the middle, and decorated with beaded headbands.
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The Philippines were more and more Americanized during the 1920s as their economy began to grow.
Women were heavily influenced by Spanish and American trends, wearing intricate dresses, but embracing flapper-inspired hair and makeup. Lighter skin was also seen as a symbol of health.
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Carnivals and pageants exploded in the 1930s emphasizing theatrical beauty.
Women were inspired by the Jazz and actresses seen on the silver screen as the Golden Age of cinema began. Makeup became more dramatic while glitz and glamour were emphasized.
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