Blog
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How To Tie A Vintage Headscarf - 3 Looks
Love vintage headscarves? Well I now offer a lovely range of scarves perfect for styling in a variety of ways making them practical and value for money! Follow the steps below to create 3 styles inspired by the 1940s. -
How To Style Your Hair Under A Vintage Turban
A question I get asked quite a bit is ‘How do I wear my hair under one of your turbans?’ and it’s a great question so I thought I’d do a full post on it.
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How To Wear A Vintage Beret.
Autumn is the perfect time to add a beret to your wardrobe and my 1940s style ones are perfect for any autumn/winter look so here’s my little guide to wearing one.
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Vintage Hair Tutorial: How To Wear Your Hair With A Headband.
My vintage style headbands are a great and easy way to style your hair. They are designed to fit on an adult head size approximately 20” to 24” and the fabric I use is stretchy to accommodate a bigger or smaller head size and less or more hair. If you are unsure of your head size you can find my handy measuring guide here. -
Knot Choices
On today’s blog post I’m looking at the catalogue of knots that I offer for my vintage style headbands and turbans. I started my sewing business ba... -
Ways To Wear A Tilt Hat.
I love a good hat and one of my all time favourite styles is the 1940s classic the ‘tilt’ hat. These hats tend to be a rather dramatic shape and often adorned with ribbon, flowers and feathers. Below are some great photos of different styles of 1940s hats and as you can see they are often worn perched on the side of the head or tilted to one side.
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5 Ways To Style A Vintage Turban
This little guide is here to help you get the most wear out of your Sarah’s Doo-Wop Dos turban. With some simple styling tricks you can change up your look and still make it out the door on time as these styles are both quick and easy! -
Styling Tips For Vintage Style Headbands and Turbans.
Since my designs can be worn in a variety of ways I thought I would share some tips for easy styles that require very little effort to achieve. These styles just take a few minutes and you need very little styling skills for them plus, they work equally well with my headbands, turbans, berets and even the new summer hat!
