Fashion Alert: Hairbands are Back

Cannes Film Festival in 2022 has thrown the spotlight back on to hair accessories and Indian shoppers are taking to this trend wholeheartedly. Hair accessories are truly hitting the magical sales figures this year as chunky hairbands, jeweled clips, tiaras and scarves are topping the shopping carts. Take some inspiration for hair accessories from celebrities this season



Hair accessories are indeed a highlight of hairdos this season. This fashion trend is here to say as many jewelers, designers and costume experts are vouching for hair accessories to make a bejeweled entry back in to the markets at affordable rates for maximum sales.

TAKE A LOOK AROUND: At the Cannes Film Festival, thanks to actress Deepika Padukone’s perfect look in a saree and headband, the fashion police are now alerting shoppers of a profound trend alert – Hairbands or headbands.  “The headband pays homage to the traditional Indian 'matha patti' headpiece with Art Noveau detailing,” says designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee whose designs were adorned by Deepika.



WEDDING TRENDS: With the wedding season shopping distributed perfectly during summers and winters in India, most brides seek inspiration from their role models and Bollywood is often the closest contender.

Priyanka Achhpeliya, a promising fashion entrepreneur from Andhra Pradesh who believes in circular fashion ethos finds old traditions making way into new trends. She suggests, “To bring longevity to traditional designs, it is always a new-age twist that works well. Hair accessories worn with attractive hairstyles can be paired according to the outfits and occasions too, this will ensure a fine balance.”

 



FLORAL TOUCH AT FORMAL DOS: Seasonal flowers bring such a fresh appeal to the hairstyle when paired elegantly with a saree or traditional drape. If it’s a jasmine string or roses in a row, keep it lightly tucked to attain a perfectly well-accessorized formal look.

Even artificial florets are big with hairbands that can add a royal touch to your elegance. The occasion should be such that people around find your hair trend on-point. Try it!


 RIBBONS, BANDANAS & SCARVES: The silk scarf is a versatile accessory, tuck it around your neck, over your shoulders, on your head like a bandana, and tie it with your ponytail or just add it to your handbag – it looks very trendy. Fashion designer Gayatri Khanna insists on a perfectly matched look where scarves play a pivotal role. Her loungewear collection has beautiful scarves in varying designs to suit fashionable choices. Says Gayatri about her intense stress around sustainability in her designs and collections over the years, “Indeed co-existing in sync with nature is need-of-the-hour. During the pandemic days of lockdown, we all could resonate with nature’s beauty all around. Humans, fauna, and flora can exist harmoniously and mindfully. Be it sourcing, manufacturing, and designing, sustainability must be the core of every fashion collection.”


What is your favorite hair accessory? Go ahead, quickly search the online shopping sites, and buy one according to the occasion.

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