Wig Right

The judge wig is a white men's wig with long, tightly coiled ringlet curls that hang down to the chest on both sides of the face. The hairstyle refers to the formal wigs worn by judges in the English courtroom, and anyone who puts it on immediately gets a strict, authoritative look. It is intended for men and comes into its own during carnival or at a theme party where you pass judgment.

Curls, color and style of the judge wig

• The hair is bright white, with a slight shine on the tightly coiled curls.
• On both sides, long strands of ringlet curls fall well below the shoulders.
• On top, the wig has volume, and a few curls lie loose across the forehead.
• The wig is intended for men and comes from the brand Funny Fashion.
• You will receive only the wig, without glasses or clothing.

The judge wig in the English courtroom

In England, judges and barristers still wear a white wig at court hearings, a custom from the time when wigs were in fashion among the upper class. There are two well-known styles. The short version, with a few curls above the ears, belongs to the barrister. The long version with curls down to the chest is worn by a judge on formal occasions. This wig follows that long style, so choose it if you want to play the judge himself rather than the barrister.

What do you wear with the white curly wig for a convincing judge?

A black robe with a white collar under the chin is the basis of every judge, because you immediately recognize that combination from the courtroom. With a wooden gavel in your hand, everyone at the party will know what role you are playing. Small round glasses on the tip of your nose fit the old-fashioned image, and a stern look does the rest. If you want to take it even further, bring a rolled-up document from which you read out the verdict.

Order the judge wig and open the carnival party with a bang of your gavel.