Looked like a freshman then and now
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/looked-like-a-freshman-then-and-now.html"Another time it was!" — say you're absolutely right. Today sometimes can not tell how old schoolgirl and a 20-year-old girls look much over 30 because of the possibility to change the appearance of cosmetologists. Let's compare together.
Illustrative contemporary examples we have plenty, we see them daily in a transport or cinema, but those girls who painted the arrow on the tights, has long kept a photo in the archives.
Students medical Institute, 1952
Outdoors, 1963
The student of the Perm Institute of culture to harvest potatoes
Active preparation for the session
Sportwoman of the 30's
Students of the 1970s
Students of Vilnius, 1968
Students of the Leningrad Institute of cinema, the 1950s
Student of art school
Weekdays in the Dorm
A student of the medical Institute in 1963
Physical education
Free time after class
Students of the physics Department of Moscow state University, 1986
Students of the Dushanbe pedagogical Institute, 1987
Preparing for a session on the banks of the Neva, 1970
Keywords: Girls of the Soviet Union | Coeds | Then and now
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