The gipsy gypsy gold sequin headscarf is a knotted headscarf covered in gold-colored sequins, with small coins hanging along the front edge across your forehead.
It evokes the gypsy from old stories: a traveling fortune teller with jingling jewelry and a loose bohemian clothing style. As a woman, you wear it during carnival or at a theme party where you appear as a gypsy.
Sequins, coins and fabric of the headscarf
- Round gold-colored sequins cover the entire scarf, catching the light as soon as you move.
- A row of small round coins with a square hole in the middle hangs along the front edge.
- You tie the scarf at the back of your head, after which two long ends fall down over your hair.
- The headscarf is intended for women.
- The composition is 60% polyester, 30% PVC and 10% iron.
- Hand wash the headscarf.
How does a gypsy headscarf differ from an ordinary bandana?
A gypsy headscarf distinguishes itself from an ordinary bandana through its decoration. A bandana is usually a plain or printed scarf, while this gypsy headscarf is completely covered in sequins and has a row of coins above your eyes. Those coins refer to the coin jewelry that belongs with belly dancing and the classic fortune teller look. Choose this scarf if your headwear itself needs to be the jewelry of your outfit, and an ordinary bandana if you are looking for a cool pirate look.
Wearing the gypsy headscarf during a carnival parade
If you are walking in the parade all day, tie the headscarf firmly at the back of your head and let the ends fall over your shoulders. Long hair can hang loose under the scarf, preferably in loose curls. A white off-the-shoulder blouse and a wide skirt complete the gypsy silhouette, and large hoop earrings or a few bracelets match the coins on the front edge. If you are going to a carnival ball afterwards, make up your eyes dark so that they stand out even more under the row of coins.
Order the gypsy gypsy headscarf and complete your fortune teller look for carnival with a row of coins above your eyes.
€7,68
