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Dr. Alastair Bush (top left), as a respectable GP working on an Army base in Bovington, Dorset, would usually comply with such regulations. The order is strictly followed in the military, and there are rules governing discipline, manners, and appearance. Dr Bush is content to flout, but he does so with unashamed flamboyance. He has been growing a thick, tawny mullet, cascading down his back in luscious, free-flowing curls for the past two years.

ALISON BOSHOFF: It's not exactly a guillotine chop, but this tumultuous, punkish mullet emerged after months of wearing wigs to play the French Queen, Emilia Schule (left), who rebelled by cutting an undercut into one side of her head. However, her revolutionary appearance is being buried as she begins filming the sequel to the hit BBC show (right) - so it's wigs all the way again. In reality, the actress, 30, has developed a close friendship with British co-star Louis Cunningham, the actor who plays Louis XVI (and, in real life, the son of Princess Charlotte of Luxembourg).

Emilia Schule plays a central role in Marie Antoinette's £20 million BBC drama. However, the German actress has been quietly passing unnoticed in London for some time, shorn of her towering wigs and stripped of her stunning costumes. Since moving from Berlin, Schule, 30, is taking a year off school to study film directing at the MetFilm School in Ealing Studios.