How to wear your hair with a fascinator

A fascinator is a hair accessory often worn at British formal events. It is a style of women's hats that can be small or large and is often made with feathers, wool or straw. If you are thinking of trying out this bold look at an event,...

Discover the most elegant bridesmaid dresses in an amazing range of styles, colors and sizes. Junior bridesmaids, flower girl dresses, and men's formal wear to match. Find the perfect wedding accessories for your bridal party!

A fascinator is a hair accessory often worn at British formal events. It is a style of women's hats that can be small or large and is often made with feathers, wool or straw. If you are thinking of trying out this bold look at an event,...

A fascinator is one of the most beautiful and well-recognized head accessories you can wear on...

Are you ready to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your next special occasion outfit? If so, then you might be considering wearing a fascinator. These exquisite headpieces have been become so popular. But here’s the burning question: can you wear a fascinator only on the right hand side or also on the left side of your head? The answer may surprise you. In this article, I will delve into the reasons behind choosing the right position for a fascinator

With wedding season upon us, it's time to start putting together that oh-so-fabulous ensemble of yours - including the often hard to pin down (see what we did there?) fascinator. Here are our top tips on how to wear a fascinator in style.

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Summer in the UK means that men and women all over the country will be gearing up to go to the races. With the massive popularity of Cheltenham earlier in March, the next few months are bound to draw in the crowds at racing events all over Britain. These events represent an opportunity for us

Tips and tricks how to secure a fascinator or cocktail hat with combs, hair clips, bobby pins, hat elastics and headbands

You’ve picked the perfect hat (narrow or wide brim, whole or half head), liaised with the bride to make sure your mother of the bride dress coordinates.