Headband Charleston in many colors

The Charleston headband, available in many colors, is a wide headband covered with rows of small, shiny squares in the style of the 1920s. It is designed for women and men attending a 1920s party or an evening with a Moulin Rouge atmosphere who want to complete their outfit around their head. You can choose it in gold, silver, black, red, or pink, so that it matches the dress or suit you already have.

What versions and what finish does the headband have?

• The headband is available in five versions: black, gold, silver, red, and pink.
• The entire visible part of the band is covered with rows of small squares that reflect the light.
• You wear it as a band around your head, just above the forehead.
• When ordering, you choose one version, and you will receive that one headband.
• The band is made by Funny Fashion and suits both a women's and a men's outfit.

The shiny headband from the era of the Charleston

The Charleston was the fast dance of the 1920s, with swinging legs and lots of movement on the dance floor. Women who danced it, the flappers, often wore their hair short and kept it in place with a band around their head. A sparkling headband therefore belongs to the image of the Roaring Twenties, just like fringes, long pearl necklaces, and cigarette holders.

How to wear the Charleston band on a 1920s evening

At a 1920s party, you place the band low across your forehead, over short hair or a tight bun, so that the shiny squares stand out in the light of the dance floor. A gold or silver version matches a black fringe dress, while red or pink works well for an evening in Moulin Rouge style. Men often choose the black band as a nod to a dark suit with suspenders.

Choose the version that suits your outfit and dance the whole evening in true 1920s style.