The Charleston headband with silver sequins is a headband covered in overlapping silver sequins, with one black feather standing upright on the side.
The contrast between the sparkling band and the dark feather can be seen from afar, and because the feather points diagonally upwards, it gives your hairstyle extra height. You wear the band low across the forehead, just as women did in the 1920s, at a 1920s party or a cabaret evening.
What is the sequin headband made of and what do you receive?
- The front is covered with rows of silver sequins that overlap like scales.
- On one side, there is a black feather that sticks out diagonally above your head.
- The back has a pleated band without sequins.
- The headband is made of 100% PVC.
- You receive only the headband itself, without a wig, necklace or other accessories.
- This headband is intended for women.
The flapper headband
The Charleston is the fast, swinging dance that is inextricably linked to the 1920s. The flappers of that time, young women with a short bob hairstyle and a loose knee-length dress, wore their headband low on the forehead and often with a feather on it. Because the feather is positioned to the side here and not in the middle above the forehead, the look appears playful and asymmetrical. So choose this band if you are looking for that crooked, nonchalant silhouette.
How to make the flapper look around the headband recognizable
A short bob hairstyle with a straight fringe makes the band stand out best, whether you choose a dark or blonde wig. A long pearl necklace, a straight dress with fringes or sequins and a long cigarette holder complete the 1920s silhouette. If you wear a silver dress, the band matches it perfectly. With a black dress, the feather repeats that color, so your outfit forms a cohesive whole from top to bottom.
Order this sequin headband and you will be on the dance floor of your next Charleston evening with a recognizable 1920s hairstyle.
€2,63
