Sequin headband Charleston purple

The purple Charleston sequin headband is a narrow band covered in purple sequins with two dark feathers on one side, worn low across the forehead. It is made for women dressing up as flappers for a 1920s party or a cabaret evening in the Moulin Rouge style. The closely set sequins have a pink glow and catch the light with every dance step.

What does this purple sequin headband look like?

• The band is covered all around with small purple sequins that lie close together and give a pink shine.
• On one side, two long, dark feathers stick diagonally upwards above the head.
• The headband is made of 100% polyester and contains non-textile materials of animal origin.
• The style is intended for women and sits as a narrow line across the forehead.
• Hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, iron at a maximum of 110 °C and do not dry clean.

The headband of the flappers

Narrow headbands with a feather or ornament were characteristic of the flappers of the 1920s. These were young women with short hair and loose, short dresses who danced the Charleston late into the night. They wore the band low across the forehead, often over a tight bob, so that the feather stood out above the hairstyle.

A complete flapper outfit around the purple headband

Combine the band with a black or purple fringe dress, so that the purple of the sequins is reflected in your outfit. A long pearl necklace and earrings with pearls complete the 1920s look, and long gloves over the elbow give it an evening atmosphere. If you have long hair yourself, choose a black bob wig with bangs: the band will then sit exactly on the line of the bangs. A purple feather boa around your shoulders matches the color of the band.

Order the purple Charleston sequin headband and your flapper look is ready for the next 1920s party.