How to do a Regency Era Hairstyle | Get Ready for the Ball with Me
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Dearest Reader, in this video I will show you how to do a Regency Era inspired hairstyle for long hair. I have done this hairstyle several times for Bridgeton themed events that I have attended and was happy with the results. I hope you enjoy getting ready for the Bridgerton Ball with me and click that subscribe button to be notified with the ball vlog is released!
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As someone with long hair figuring out what to do with my hair is always a bit of a challenge. This was such a great how-to video for a look that is both simple and also easily dressed up.
Thank you so much! I am so glad to hear that you found this helpful!
So lovely!! When I wore my Regency Ballgown last year, I had the opposite problem of long hair. So I bought a really cute 'fake curly bun' and it matched my hair color so well, no one thought it wasn't my actual hair lol. Regency fashion really is fun though!!
Thank you!! And that's wonderful that you found a wig piece that matches your hair so perfectly!
Thank you for the video.
It's a really good hairstyle, you could wear on pretty much any occasion.
I'm glad you like it! Thank you for watching!
The Regency era is one of the best eras for experimentation in hairstyles.
Absolutely!! They had a lot of fun!! The 1820's and 30's get really wild too with hair!
Why do you think that the past 50 years haven't seen much experimentation with hair. I mean I look at the 1960s and there is some really big hairdos. It seems like hairstyles have stagnated since 1993 or so.@@HistoricalBelle
I think the last time we had really BIG hair as a trend was the early 1990's. I think as a trend, people are experimenting with volume less, and with color more. The late 90's and early 2000's defiantly had more of a sleek and incredibly straight hair, maybe with strands that were crimped as a trend. It also had more accessories for the hair, I'm defiantly thinking about butterfly clips. The late 2000's and 2010's had a lot more experimentation with layering and coloring of the hair. Especially Ombré hair, that was a huge trend. I also remember the huge donut buns being very popular.
Very authentic and.............it looks pretty on you. Are we going to the ball soon??
Thank you so much! The ball vlog will be up in a couple of weeks.