From bow ties to fresh flowers: Cool hair accessories to try this festive season

Floral hair accessories

A huge trend this year, the recently-held fashion shows at the New York Fashion Week’19 were a testimony. While high street brand Rodarte sent models down the runway with floral arrangements in their hair, handbag designer Mansur Gavriel’s show had a more delicate take on the trend.

Fresh flowers have also been a big part of Indian culture since ages. You must have definitely seen your mom or your grandmom adorn their hair with roses or jasmine during special occasions. So why not try it yourself this time?

Maang tikas and jhaptas

While these are usually associated with bridal wear, a celebration like Diwali calls for something fancy. Jhaptas and maang tikas make for a great choice to pair with traditional attires.

Bow ties

If you are a ’90s kid, then your mom must have definitely used the cute and colourful bow ties to style your hair. These hair accessories add a whole lot of charm to a look and the good thing is that they are back in vogue. Designers like Emilia Wickstead and Erdem too used these accessories in their latest collections.

Metallic hair accessories

Earlier, celebrity hairstylist Hiral Bhatia told indianexpress.com that ’80s-inspired accessories are making a comeback. “Cool metallic accessories are going to be super big.” From wearing them on your buns to using them as a side clip, there are many styles to choose from.

Pearls

Pearls add a whole lot of elegance to your look. Be it a classic bun, messy ponytails, braids, or textured waves, pearl-studded accessories can be used to accentuate your look.

Hair rings

Hair rings have been sported by some Hollywood A-listers including Kim Kardashian and Ariana Grande. This help add a boho touch to your braided look and messy waves.

Tiaras

Tiara is usually associated with royalty. But you channel your inner princess by wearing one this festive season.

Sonam Kapoor wearing a tiara. (Source: File Photo)

Which accessory would you be trying? Let us know in the comments section below.

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