Hair Piece Collection
"From Lipstick to Hair Brooches
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"From Lipstick to Hair Brooches: A Journey through Time and Style" Step back in time with these stunning hair pieces that have graced the heads of women throughout history. In the 1960s, a touch of lipstick was all it took to complete a glamorous look. But for those seeking an extra dose of elegance, hair brooches and earrings designed by William P. Shearwood in the 1935-1942 era were truly enchanting. Speaking of Shearwood's creations, his hair brooches and bracelets from around 1936 showcased intricate craftsmanship that added a touch of sophistication to any ensemble. Meanwhile, James McLellan's woman's headdress from 1939 exuded regal charm fit for a queen. Edith Magnette's comb from 1936 was not only functional but also served as a work of art with its delicate design. Moving further back in time, Percy Henry Martindale and John Russell captured Miss Chaplin's captivating beauty in the late 18th century (1911), while Sofonisba Anguissola immortalized a female portrait dating back to c1550-1620. But hair pieces aren't limited to historical figures alone; they can be found even on modern-day trendsetters like Harajuku cosplayers who embrace gothic style with their vibrant red locks. And let us not forget Charlotte Sophia of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, whose oil-on-canvas portrait from 1762 showcases her majestic presence adorned with exquisite headwear. Traveling beyond borders, we find ourselves captivated by the gracefulness of young Naxi restaurant hostesses in Lijiang Old Town within China's Yunnan Province—a testament to how different cultures celebrate beauty through unique hair accessories. Finally, there are moments when love takes center stage—like when someone gets engaged. These joyous occasions call for special adornments, as seen in the beaming smiles of just-engaged couples.