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double-faced

[duhb-uhl-feyst] / ˈdʌb əlˈfeɪst /


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"I worked with a lot of Italian boiled wools and double-faced satins. A lot of them stretched suedes, a lot of leather."

From Reuters

The figure’s head draws from the highly stylized aesthetics of the Baule culture of the Ivory Coast — in this case, a double-faced mask, a symbol of duality.

From Los Angeles Times

Biggers manages his own transformation by affixing a Baule double-faced mask to his anonymous hero’s head, adding Africa to the European mix.

From Los Angeles Times

The documentary called Mr. Wang, the avid golfer, a “double-faced person.”

From New York Times

Unlike his character, who strides around in long, double-faced wool red, cream and black trench coats, red pants and cashmere cardigans, the actor dresses in daily life with casual cool.

From New York Times