Monroe piercing

English horizontal 400 Marilyn Monroe, Photoplay 1953.jpg 3198 4596 Marilyn Monroe in 1953 with her beauty mark Yo M.O.jpg 2592 3888 A young woman with a Monroe piercing Etymology Named after American actress, singer, and model Marilyn Monroe (1926–1962), whose mole it is thought to resemble, though the mole was on Monroe's cheek, not her lip. Noun A lip piercing placed off-center, above the upper lip on the left-hand side. en Genia Gaffaney The Art of Body Piercing: Everything You Need to Know Before, During, and After Getting Pierced Bloomington, Ind. iUniverse, Inc. 2012 978-0-5956-0361-9 For anyone with thin lips, the 5/16″ bar may still be too long and a 1/4″ bar may fit better, especially for Monroe piercings.I have also seen girls use nose screws in their labret and Monroe piercings. en Kel Fulgham 12 Walk of the Claimed w:Xlibris 2016 978-1-5245-3099-0 Her one Monroe piercing accentuated her face, the small diamond adding a slight sparkle to her flawless complexion. en Deborah Wilde The Unlikeable Demon Hunter: Fall 2018 978-1-988681-17-7 The other two women were seated across the table: a fiery red-head, probably in her early thirties, dressed in the latest post-apocalyptic chic with a partially-shaved head and a very cool Monroe piercing above her lip; Coordinate terms en Madonna piercing right-hand side Translations lip piercing German: de Monroe-Piercing Further reading en eponyms en Body art