Victorian Hair || A Natural Form Era Hairstyle
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025
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• Getting Dressed in 1880
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I love how you take this elaborate looking hair style and go just pinning some stuff up and it's done! amazing! also the whispy bangs are great, I was wondering about them when I saw the other video😁
I love this era. Need to make a hair rat and possibly get a couple of extensions to make it work. Keep up the good work!
i looove this ''stupid little curly bangs'' on you. you look like belle
Haha thanks! 😁
For my 80th birthday, I am driving to Durango, CO, and will ride the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Rail Road, staying overnight at the Grand Imperial Hotel in Silverton, returning on the train the next day. I will be wearing an 1883-style traveling dress, and a hat, that I have made, and hopefully carry a parasol. My problem is that as of today, my silver/white hair is maybe 4 inches long. I will not be cutting it , other than the bangs, but I am reasonably sure I will need a couple of hair pads. Unfortunately, I have very little budget for extras, and was wondering what I could use, besides real or fake hair, to make the pads? I know it has to be something that will allow pins to go through it. I hate bangs, but each time I grow my hair out from the normal 1-2” length I like, my hair grows in a different way. Luckily, this time it decided to grow with bangs, and right now I have a hairstyle reminiscent of Captain Kangaroo, a children’s program host of the 1950s through at least the mid 1970s, right down to the same color! After this long preface (sorry, I am really excited about this trip) I wonder if you have any suggestions as to what I should use for the pads? I will be dining in the hotel restaurant, so will have my hat on, in public, and of course, it is barely a hat at all, as the style dictated at the time. I hope you can find the time to reply, thank you, Lee.
You have beautiful hair.
Watching Tombstone in the theatre when it came out blew me away with the costumes. Plus, there's a lot of eye candy for the ladies. 🙂
Lots of eye candy!
Where did you get the hairpieces from?
I love to see a town 'bustle' :^D
Also, I love the story of LIW curling her 'lunatic fringe' bangs with her slate pencil before a party. I had no idea yours were a hairpiece -- I thought you had bangs!
“It’s not really a costuming movie per se, at least not for women”
Amen sister 😂
Haha I’ve watched that movie a million times and never thought, “wow, I need that dress in my life” 😂
The silver thing Josephine wears gives me nightmares, I swear 😂