The bold look of shaved heads.

A black-and-white historical photograph shows a line of women with shaved heads standing outdoors in front of buildings and hedges. The overlaid text explains the image depicts female Nazi collaborators in Vichy, France, after being publicly shaved as punishment, a practice known as 'femmes tondues' in post-WWII France and Norway. The caption also notes the photo is from 1939-1945.