Headband sunflower Vera

The Vera sunflower headband is a headband with a row of yellow sunflowers and green leaves on a braided cord, worn across the forehead. That floral border immediately evokes the flower power atmosphere: long loose hair, a sunny look and a cheerful nod to the hippies of the 60s and 70s. The headband is intended for women and suits a hippie party, but just as well for a luau or beach party.

Sunflowers, cord and band of this headband

• The flowers are bright yellow with a dark brown center, just like a real sunflower.
• Between the flowers are small green leaves on a golden yellow braided cord.
• At the back there is a black band that you wear under your hair.
• The headband is made of 100% polyester.
• The washing instructions are hand wash, and you may not bleach, tumble dry, iron or steam it.
• The headband is intended for women.

Flowers in the hair for hippies and in Hawaii

Flowers in the hair became the hallmark of the flower power movement in the 60s, which put peace and love first. A band or wreath of flowers has been part of almost every hippie look since then, often together with long hair and a middle part. In Hawaii too, a flower in the hair is a well-known decoration, making this headband just as natural at a luau. The yellow sunflowers keep the look calm, because there is only one type of flower and one main color.

Which glasses and jewelry suit a sunflower headband?

Round sunglasses with blue mirrored lenses and a silver-colored frame immediately make the hippie look around this headband recognizable. Add a long necklace with a peace sign or wooden beads, and a pair of large hoop earrings. With face paint you can draw a small sunflower or a few dots on your cheek, in the same yellow as the flowers. For a luau, replace the necklace with a flower wreath around your neck.

Choose the Vera sunflower headband and give your hippie or luau outfit a yellow floral border in one go.