Headband 70's pink

The pink 70s headband is a wide headband with vertical stripes in pink, red, black and white, interrupted by pairs of red circles. The graphic pattern evokes 70s pop art and the disco floor, when bright blocks of colour and round shapes defined fashion. As a woman, you wear it low across the forehead at a disco party, a 70s party or a flower power party.

How do you wash this retro headband?

The retro headband is hand-washed, and it must not go in the dryer or under the iron.

• The material is 100% polyester.
• Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.
• The print consists of vertical bands in pink, red, black and white, with two red circles on a pink background in between.
• The band is wide and covers a large part of the forehead, making the pattern stand out even from the other side of the room.
• The delivery consists of one headband; jewellery and clothing are not included.

Graphic headbands in 70s fashion

Wide headbands with large geometric motifs belong to the transition from the sixties to the 70s, when fashion revolved around bright contrasts and sharp shapes. Hippies wore such bands over loose, long hair, while disco dancers combined them with shiny fabrics and updo hairstyles. Therefore, a band with stripes and circles fits both a flower power look and an evening under the disco ball.

A complete 70s outfit around the headband

Combine the pink 70s headband with a metallic halter top or a dress with a bright retro print, and choose wide trousers with flared legs underneath. Large round earrings or a bracelet of white beads repeat the circles from the print. Wear your hair straight with a middle part or high in an updo, so that the band remains clearly visible, and finish it off with bright pink lipstick and platform shoes.

Order the pink 70s headband and complete your disco look in one go.