wig Colonial Marquis

The Colonial Marquis wig is a white men's wig with horizontal ringlets along the sides and a ponytail at the back, tied with a black bow. At a carnival or baroque party, you'll instantly look like an eighteenth-century marquis, courtier, or nobleman. The hairstyle is designed for men who want to portray a historical figure without having to style their own hair.

What is this marquis wig made of, and can it be washed?

The Colonial Marquis wig is made of 100% polyester and should not be washed. It also features the following:

• The hair is completely white, from the crown to the ponytail.
• Rows of tightly curled ringlets run horizontally along the sides and the back of the head, partially covering the ears.
• At the back of the neck, the hair is gathered into a twisted ponytail with a black bow.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• Do not wash, bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean.

Ringlets and ponytail of the nobility

During the Baroque and Rococo periods, European nobles and courtiers wore wigs as a sign of status. In the eighteenth century, these wigs were often powdered white, with curled ringlets above the ears and the hair at the back tied together with a ribbon. It is precisely this ponytail with a bow that distinguishes this Rococo wig from a loose-ringlet wig and makes the eighteenth-century look instantly recognizable.

From white wig to complete marquis outfit

Combine the Colonial wig with a long coat featuring a stand-up collar and decorative buttons, and let a lace jabot fall from the neck. Breeches, white stockings, and buckle shoes complete the courtier's silhouette. Small, thin-rimmed glasses perched on the tip of your nose give the marquis a scholarly appearance, while a touch of powder on your face complements the white hair.

Order the Colonial Marquis wig and walk around like a nobleman of the court during carnival.