Wearing a toup, or toupee, refers to the practice of using a hairpiece to cover baldness or thinning hair. Typically made from synthetic or real hair, a toupee is designed to blend in with the wearer’s natural hair and is often secured with adhesives or clips. It is commonly worn by men, but there are also options available for women. The choice to wear a toupee can stem from personal preferences, aesthetic reasons, or a desire to boost confidence.
Jonathan Toup died in 1785.
Jonathan Toup was born in 1713.
Manno Sanon has written: 'Toup pou yo'
I was not wearing you were not wearing she was not wearing...
Not...wearing contacts
Wearing is a verb.
Wearing is a verb.
Wearing is a verb.
no it is wearing a headress.
Glasses
He would be wearing trousers.
woreEx:Q: What was she wearing?A: She wore a dress.