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3 Ways to Do Edwardian Hairstyles

By Matthew Lynch
October 11, 2023
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Introduction:

Edwardian hairstyles, popular during the reign of King Edward VII in the early 20th century, are known for their elegance and sophistication. Featuring voluminous updos and intricate braids, these timeless styles continue to inspire modern-day fashion. In this article, we’ll explore three exquisite Edwardian hairstyles you can recreate for a vintage-inspired look.

1. The Gibson Girl:

The Gibson Girl hairstyle is the epitome of the classic Edwardian style. Known for its soft, full waves and a voluminous updo, this timeless look perfectly captures the elegance of the era. Here’s how to achieve it:

  1. Start by parting your hair down the middle.
  2. Create volume by teasing the crown section of your hair.
  3. Using a large-barreled curling iron, create loose waves throughout your hair.
  4. Gather your hair at the nape of your neck and twist it into a loose bun or chignon.
  5. Secure the bun with bobby pins or a decorative hair comb.
  6. Pull out some wispy strands around your face to soften the look.

2. The Braided Crown:

The braided crown is another iconic Edwardian hairstyle that showcases elegance and femininity. Follow these steps for a beautiful braided crown:

  1. Begin by parting your hair down the middle.
  2. Start braiding from one side of the part at ear level and continue all around behind your head until you reach where you started.
  3. Secure the end of the braid with an elastic band.
  4. Gently loosen sections of your braid to give it more volume and texture.
  5. Using bobby pins, secure any loose sections behind your ear.

3. Rowena’s Rose Bun:

This romantic Edwardian-inspired hairstyle features delicate flowers made from hair. The Rowena’s Rose Bun is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to special occasions or events.

  1. Divide your hair into two sections, starting from the crown down to the nape of your neck.
  2. Create a low bun in the lower section by twisting the hair and wrapping it around itself.
  3. Secure the bun with bobby pins or a hair tie.
  4. Use a curling iron to create loose waves in the top section.
  5. Take small sections of hair from the top, twist them into spirals, and pin them into place around the bun, creating a rose-like shape.
  6. Finish by adding some decorative hairpins, combs, or accessories to enhance the floral design.

Conclusion:

With these three elegant Edwardian hairstyles at your fingertips, you can effortlessly channel the sophistication and grace of this bygone era. Whether it’s for a themed event or simply to add some vintage flair to your everyday look, these classic styles are sure to turn heads and transport you back in time.

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