Hair Fascinators

The history of hair fascinators - elaborate adornments for the hair, not quite hats, not quite jewellery - goes back to the 17th century, when ladies would wear fantastic ornaments such as ships in full sail or flights of stuffed birds in their powdered wigs. Now very popular with ladies who go to Ascot, hair fascinators are an elegant alternative to a hat and are much favoured by mothers of the bride and bridesmaids who'd rather not wear a tiara. Increasingly, modern brides are also going for a delicate, original fascinator instead of a veil or jewelled headpiece.

For ideas, look no further. How about our amazing hair fascinator - sinamay loops, sculpted from sinamay, feathers and beads and secured on to a comb? It'll hover over your hair like a flock of butterflies. It's made in ivory, black, red, fuschia and pebble to match any and every outfit.

For a softer look, go for the hair fascinator - marabou, a swirl of marabou feathers and sinamay styled petals, drooping flatteringly over the face. It'll look beautiful with a simple outfit. Or combine the stylishness of a traditional hat with the chic of a fascinator. Our hair fascinator - chapeau, a faux chapeau-style fascinator which features diamond-cut feathers fixed on to a comfortable alice band for extra security, and again, you can choose from a variety of colours to add impact to your wedding outfit. We guarantee you'll be fascinating!

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