- Sash Headbands – you can recycle the ribbons you get from your presents or buy one from a fabric store and you can instantly have a look that’s good to go! See Nicole Richie’s sash, similar to what Nikki used in her portfolio shoot (to check back, click here)
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- Patent Headbands – whether you ironed out or curled your hair, it will suit any style. If the LBD (little black dress) is a must-have in a girl’s closet, one should also have a LBH (little black headband!) haha! But seriously, it can take you from day to night. A trusty headgear that won’t let you down.
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- Printed headbands – From stripes to polka, printed headbands are cute to match your day outfit. Lots of colors to choose from. Select one the fits your personality or your mood for the day.
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- Bow Headbands – very Blair Waldorf-ish! You can dig up your old headbands with ribbons in it. I am using my brown headband which my grandma passed me more than 10 years ago. Since the trend is back again, I’m always using it again.
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- Garterized Headbands – best to use if you have a bad hair day. You can tie your hair and make an up-do then wear the garterized the headband to hide the baby hairs standing up. Good to use especially in the morning when you’re about to go to the gym or do your errands.
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- Studded Headbands – this kind of headband you can use if you want to be a little bit glammed-up. Iron out your hair for a more casual look or make an up-do then put the headband in place for a more formal look. Take it from Lauren Conrad and Rachel Bilson.
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Wow, this is a rather comprehensive run-down of headbands! Thanks Bea for this.
ReplyDeleteI love headbands and have been wearing them for years, even when they weren't 'in'. :P
Wonderful job Bea!
ReplyDeleteSame here Liz, headbands look really feminine, it's a must have for EVERY girl!!! :)
hi liz! :-) wow, thanks. im not that an expert so it was just my take on the headband craze. me too, i love headbands. good thing we hoarded years before ;)
ReplyDeleteI love headbands but I can't wear them for long as they give me headache no matter how loose fitting they are. Any suggestions on this?
ReplyDeleteI hated headbands with a vengeance when I was in primary and secondary school. It made me look so school-marmish. But now, I just love it. Tidies the look, plus there's something very appealing to the naughty-but-nice look ;)
ReplyDeleteHead bands are cute! I can wear the thin ones, but not the thick ones. Thick ones make me look like I'm 10...lol
ReplyDeletecool headbands! I can never find really nice ones here >_< hope you have a nice weekend ^^
ReplyDeletehey gracie! check out my next post, i have the answer to your question *wink* :-)
ReplyDeletehello tine - i soooo agree! you can get the naughty-or-nice look! haha. very versatile isn't it?
fabu-less beauty - hey there! yeah, there are many types to choose from. those who are more experimental can try the thick and accessorized ones. but the classic thin ones are those which will always be around, tried and tested :)
hello nic-nic! - check out the 2nd post i will be contributing. since you can't find headbands there, this will be an alternative ;)
I am a headband fanatic who finally found a website, www.andreasbeau.com which has consistently the most awesome collection of headbands I've seen anywhere. They are made from gorgeous ribbons, trims and flowers, and they come both narrow and wide, classic and fashionable. The ones I've bought are not only meticulously made but also very comfortable! Check them out!
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