La Parure des Dames, Plate 7 ca. 1776 Published by Mondhare et Jean Seventh plate of a set of 12 plates of men's and women's coiffures, containing four designs for women's coiffures. The hairstyles are presented inside four simple, rectangular frames, two of them containing an illustration of the upper body of a woman, two of a man, three of them shown from behind and one of the men shown from the front, wearing a fashionable dress of the 1770s, and matching hairstyles. The first men's hairstyle consists of a black hat in the style of Henry IV, with an undulating brim decorated with strips of gold, bordered also with golden strips, and with a matching golden band; under the hat, his hair hangs down, tied with a black bow, and with two curls on each side. The second men's hairstyle, on the Spanish style named "Genlis" consists of a smaller, round hat, colored with black, and with yellow border and band, decorated with pink bows on the band and the upper part of the hat, where large, yel