Sequin headband Charleston black

The black Charleston sequin headband is a closed headband covered with rows of overlapping round black sequins. Wear it low and horizontally across the forehead at a 1920s party or a Moulin Rouge-style cabaret evening. It is designed for women who want to complete their flapper look with a band that sparkles as soon as the light hits it.

Rows of sequins on a black headband

• The band is entirely black, both the sequins on the outside and the fabric on the inside.
• Round sequins are arranged in multiple overlapping rows across the full width of the band.
• The outermost sequins protrude slightly along both edges, giving the edges a gently scalloped appearance.
• The inside consists of a pleated black fabric band, and the headband is a closed ring.
• The material is 80% PVC and 20% polyester.
• You will receive only the headband; the wig and jewelry are not included.

How does a sequin headband differ from other 1920s headbands?

A sequin headband provides the 1920s look with shine instead of height: while a band with a feather or bow stands out above the head, this band lies flat around the forehead. In the Roaring Twenties, women with short bob hairstyles wore such bands low over their bangs, even while dancing the Charleston. Choose this version if you want the sequins to do all the work and nothing sticking out above your hairstyle.

Wearing the black sequin headband at a 1920s party

Slide the band over your bangs or just above your eyebrows so that it creates a straight line across your forehead. With a short blonde or black bob hairstyle, the black stands out even more, and with a long pearl necklace and red lips, the flapper look is complete. If you are going to a Moulin Rouge-style cabaret evening, a black lace or glitter dress will match the sequins on your head.

Order the black Charleston sequin headband and dance your way into your next 1920s party with a row of sparkling sequins above your eyes.