Hey guys,
Have you ever seen someone wearing a head wrap worn at a wedding? It’s a western accessory and don’t know how it might look with a complete pakistani outfit. This is for the bride’s sister.
The wrap itself would be a thin briaded type something like this that Mahira Khan is wearing:
http://www.koolmuzone.pk/main/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Mahira-Khan-Labels-Shoot-for-Sunday-Times-1.jpg
However it would be sitting on the hair, not the forehead, like this:
Please let me know your thoughts! Any pics of someone wearing this would be appreciated!
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride's sister)
its a headband, basically. would it be jewelled or just a thin silk cord?
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride’s sister)
depends ont eh hairstyle.. are we going for a 20’s look? (if its in the hair and not the forehead which would give it a 70’s look).
headwrap?.. call it what it is yo.. headband!
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride's sister)
thats called a headband and ive seen it done by a few girls. you can try to match the kaam of your outfit to the headband like if you have silver kaam, you can wear a thin headband with sparkly silver stones.. it looks really cute with an updo. i actually wanted to do that at my sisters wedding but couldn't find the right one :(
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride's sister)
I wore one on a mehndi once. Was just a guest though.
I think, being the bride's sister, you should have your hair done professionally or in an updo, as this headband style looks more casual, than formal.
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride’s sister)
i agree with above…unless ur using a braided headband and it makes it look like its ur own hair?
Nicole Richie | ASOS Braided Headband at ASOS
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride’s sister)
something like this could be very pretty - http://0.tqn.com/d/prom/1/0/_/Q/-/-/Kiera_JewelHeadband.jpg
its a very bohemian look though so make sure your outfit and makeup follow through. i’d also forgo any other jewellery if you are going to go the headband route.
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride's sister)
It's too bohemian for a wedding. and a desi wedding ? :p
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride’s sister)
i think if you wore a flowy maxi-dress type of thing, i.e. chanelling your inner bohemian flair, with just the sparkly headband and loose wavy hair, it could look really good. it would definitely be a very different look.
i like how her makeup makes the whole thing look glamorous too-
something like this- http://i1.squidoocdn.com/resize/squidoo_images/250/draft_lens18932749module155392229photo_1322180306Taylor_Swift_headbands.jp
Re: Head wrap (not to be confused with scarf) at wedding (bride's sister)
actually... the long flow-ey aline frocks that are in fashion these days.. you should be able to pass off this hair piece quite easily.
just dont wear it if you are wearing a typical attire like gharara sharara etc.
