Sequin headband Charleston silver

The silver Charleston sequin headband is a narrow band covered in silver sequins that runs across the forehead, with two black feathers on the side. Wear it at a 1920s party or cabaret evening, where the sparkling band sits low across a fringe. The headband is made for women who want to complete their flapper outfit.

What is this headband made of and how do you care for it?

• The headband is made of 100% polyester and also contains a non-textile part of animal origin.
• Hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, iron at a maximum of 110 °C and do not dry clean.
• The band is covered in rows of silver sequins along its entire length and runs horizontally across the forehead.
• Two black feathers stick up on one side, one of which clearly reaches higher than the other.
• The headband is intended for women.

The headband with feathers in the 1920s

A headband with feathers is a staple of the flapper, the young woman of the 1920s who wore her hair short and danced the Charleston. Such a band often sat low across the forehead, right along the line of the fringe. This narrow version only has feathers on the side, so your hairstyle remains clearly visible. Choose it if you want to show off a sleek bob or straight fringe.

A recognizable flapper look around the sequin band

A flapper look only becomes truly recognizable when you combine the headband with a short black bob and dark makeup around the eyes. Complete the outfit with a long pearl necklace, black gloves and a cigarette holder. You will need to purchase these separately, as they are not included with the headband. A straight dress with fringes or sequins down to just below the knee gives you the silhouette of a Charleston dancer.

Order this headband and dance the Charleston at your 1920s party with two black feathers on the side of your head.