Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Victorian Hairstyles & tutorial

 I actually, finally found a hair dressing tutorial from 1871, the instructions themselves are a bit complicated.  




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Here are some Victorian era hair pieces:






children's hairstyles:








I made a collage of all that I have on hand for a visual reference.





11 comments:

  1. excellant page thank you so much it helps my living history be more correct.

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  2. thank you so much, great blog:) could you advice some victorian hairstyle tutorial book?

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  4. This is actually all I have been able to find that is historical in regards to women's hair styling of the time.

    I would suggest going to your local library and ordering/checking out as many books as you can find that have anything to do with women and the Victorian Era.

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  5. Always a good place to try: Costumer's Manifesto. Type that into google and explore. It's wonderful for historically accurate information across history.

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  7. Then take a small piece of hair, starting at the part, and twist it twice away from the forehead. Next, add another small piece of hair and give BUNDLES WITH 360 LACE FRONTAL

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  8. Celebrities are always under scrutiny for their current trends in fashion. As they are public figures, they are inspected thoroughly for their every move. Therefore, a bad hair day will not help them maintain their image. They have to be careful that they sport a look that is in vogue. hairstyles for thin hair wedding

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  9. This is hairstyle for 1840s. In 1880s front hair pined to the head.

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