Charleston wig with headband

The Charleston wig with headband is a blonde curly 1920s hairstyle with a black band around it, featuring a decorative feather and a silver brooch. Women attending a 1920s party will have their hair and headband sorted out in one go. You don't need to search separately for accessories that match the hairstyle.

Blonde curly wig with black band and feather

• The wig has loose blonde curls that fall around the face to just below the chin, with a middle parting on top.
• The headband is a shiny black band that runs straight across the forehead.
• On the side is a silver-colored brooch with teardrop-shaped pendants, with a black decorative feather above it that stands high above the head.
• The wig and headband come together in one package.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• According to the washing instructions, do not wash, bleach, iron or dry the wig, and do not dry clean it either.

Why does a short curly wig suit a flapper better than long hair?

A flapper wore short hair in the 1920s because the bob was the sign of the modern, outgoing woman who danced the Charleston. Long, loose hair is more typical of later glamour styles, so for a recognizable 1920s look, you should choose a short curly style. A band with a feather across the forehead completed that hairstyle, and one is already included with this wig. If you are torn between a loose wig and this combination, the included band saves you the trouble of looking for matching hair accessories.

How to complete the flapper outfit around the wig

A short, sleeveless dress in black or silver with fringes or sequins matches the black band and the silver brooch. A long pearl necklace and gloves up to the elbows complete the 1920s silhouette. If you want more volume around the shoulders, wrap a boa around you and take a long cigarette holder as a prop.

Order the Charleston wig with headband and go to your 1920s party with blonde curls and a feather in your hair.