Afternoon peep’s! May I present to you my latest hair obsession, since seeing Katy Perry sport them on Xfactor a few weeks back i canny get enough of the darling things!!!So this time, it’s my very, very long-awaited DIY hair tutorials on Victory Rolls! This quintessential 1940s hairstyle was (apparently) named after the manoeuvres performed … Keep reading
Winter WonderfulThursday, November 3rd, 2011BHLDN can do no wrong. Everything they create is bloomin’ gorgeous and their latest ‘Winter’s Bride’ range definitely follows suit.Fittingly shot in a winter wonderland setting, these dresses would look beyond beautiful on a cold winter’s day…
via Belle Amour – Home.
i would simply love to see a Patrick Cameron hair-up show sometime soon!!! We invite you to Edinburgh Patrick xx He is simply the god and master of the wedding hair world!
Voluminous chignons, french twists, and bouffants piled so high they tested gravity were everywhere during New York Fashion Week. Much like the ponytails above, these updos were also messy and slightly unkempt.
The over-the-top hairstyles seen in runway shows such as Bottega Veneta (pictured above) channel Amy Winehouse and Mad Men at the same time. While the runway version is probably not practical for everyday, a softer version of these big updos would be perfect for a date night.
via 3 Fall 2011 Hair Trends to Steal from the Runway – College Fashion.
Find the template to make this gorgeous hair accessory at Martha Stewart. There are actually a few templates in PDF format that is easy to print and use.. I am assuming this one is the larger peony flower. It is quite big but isn’t it beautiful! It matches the dress perfect, too.. I urge you to check out all of Martha Stewarts DIY wedding accessories. She has a ton of really GREAT free tutorials there!
Gayleigh (gayleigh) on we heart it / visual bookmark.
How to make your own birdcage wedding veil!
For my wedding, I wanted a really simple clean and classic look. And I had to have one of those vintage looking birdcage veils. Last year they were kind of hard to come by, and pretty expensive so I ended up making it myself. Recently I’ve been seeing them around more often, but the price tag is usually between $150-$500. Nonsense! You can make one yourself for about $10.
Here’s your shopping list:
9 inch white veiling less than $2 a yard here.
2 toupee clips (you can find these on ebay or a local wig shop for about $4 a pair. The ones I used are 3 cm long)
needle and thread
embellishments to cover up the clips (I used ribbon and glass beads)
