Bobline wig Cabaret copper brown

The Cabaret copper brown bob wig is a straight women's wig with a chin-length bob, a full straight fringe, and copper-colored hair with dark brown highlights. Put it on for a 1920s party or an evening of dancing the Charleston, where a short, sleek hairstyle instantly fits the decade. The wig is made for women and instantly gives you a different hair color and length.

What the copper brown bob looks like

• The hair is copper-colored, with dark reddish-brown highlights across the crown and around the bottom of the bob.
• The length ends around the jawline, cut straight, with ends that fall slightly inward.
• A full, straight fringe falls just above the eyebrows and blends into the rest of the hairstyle at the sides.
• The hair is straight and smooth, without any waves or curls.
• The wig is made of 100% polyester.
• It is a women's wig from the Boland brand.

Why does a short bob belong with the Charleston and not long hair?

The short bob was the hairstyle of the flapper in the 1920s, the young woman who cut off her long hair and danced the Charleston. Long, pinned-up hair belonged to the previous generation, so it is precisely the short cut that makes the difference. This hairstyle has exactly two of those characteristics: a jaw-length cut and a straight fringe that frames the face. If you want to show off that silhouette as soon as you walk in, then you choose a bob like this and not a long or curly wig.

Completing the flapper look around this bob wig

A drop-waist dress or a straight dress with a low waist is the foundation that belongs with a hairstyle from the twenties. Slide a headband with a feather just above the fringe, so that the straight line of the hair remains visible. A long pearl necklace and dark lipstick make the flapper look recognizable. The copper tint of the hair stands out even more with copper or bronze eyeshadow.

Order the Cabaret copper brown bob wig and dance the Charleston with a copper bob that looks like it just came from the 1920s.