The Hawaii sunflower hair clip is a yellow artificial flower with a dark brown center, which you attach with a hair clip or brooch pin. You can clip it behind your ear in loose hair, or pin it onto a hat, a bag, or the lapel of a jacket. This is how you wear it as a lady at a luau or beach party, with a flower lei around your neck or with a summer dress.
Clip, pin and colors of the sunflower
- The petals are bright yellow and are arranged in two overlapping layers, giving the flower a full appearance.
- Around the center is an orange glow that transitions into a dark brown, fluffy-looking middle section.
- On the back is a metal plate with both a crocodile clip for your hair and a pin for wearing it as a brooch.
- The hair clip is made of 80% polyester and 20% iron.
- The accessory is intended for women and is sold separately, without a hat or necklace.
Why does a sunflower in your hair suit a luau?
A flower in the hair is part of the Hawaiian look, just like the flower lei that guests on the islands traditionally receive around their necks. On Hawaii, you often see hibiscus or frangipani for this purpose, but a sunflower stands out even more at a party because of its bright yellow color. At a beach party, the yellow flower contrasts with dark hair and a bikini or sarong. If you wear it on one side above your ear, your face remains unobstructed and the flower is immediately visible from the side.
Sunglasses, lei and makeup to match the hair clip
Round sunglasses with colored lenses and a flower necklace around your neck complete the tropical look around the sunflower. Choose jewelry in gold or wood so that it complements the warm tones of the flower instead of clashing with them. With yellow or orange eyeshadow, you repeat the colors of the petals on your face, and coral-colored lipstick matches the orange border around the center. Since it also has a pin, you can place a second one on your straw hat or your bag.
Order the Hawaii sunflower hair clip and add a sunny flower in your hair to your luau outfit.