10 Headbands That Will Make Anyone Look Glamorous

And there’s something for everyone. Plus, they’ve long-shed the cute, school-girly status, to obtain a lot more personality, a much stronger character this time around. So it’s okay if you’re not particularly tending towards the cutesy feels, a la Blair Waldorf from Gossip Girl. You can be a fierce, independent woman, with a headband! Try minimal bands (with bows on top) by Mônot and Giambattista Valli, or wear bows like at Emilia Wickstead. Pick bandanas by Molly Goddard or bonnets by Bora Aksu. Zara, ₹490

Gucci, price on request

Accessorize, ₹530

H&M, ₹1,299

Stylish and functional, not only do the SS20 headbands work well as bauble-y adornments for your tresses, they are also your partners in crime for all bad hair days! So you can leave them luscious locks, open topped with an embellished tiara, or slick back the stubborn and unruly (not-washed-for-days?) strands in a bun or a pony tail, with a plush, wide bow-band hiding the hair-rebellion in style. And as exhibited here, there are a million choices to pick from: matched to your clothes, or contrasting. You can keep it simple by opting a mellowed headband that plays a supporting hero to your ensemble, or take it to town loud and clear, with a statement piece. A plain band works well top harmonise a print-busy outfit and punctuate the look, while an ornate one uplifts the plainest Jane to be party-ready. While keeping the rest of the accessories (and make-up) simple is an easy, no-fail way, play the field with all your OTT loves together if that’s more up your alley. Hair Drama Co. ₹1,050

Missoni, price on request

Pixie Market, ₹2,850

Ayesha Accessories, ₹399

So Fetch, ₹1,599

Studio Accessories, ₹3,540