How To Wear Fascinators And Hair Accessories

Hi, my name is Emily, Jane Phillips from Emily Jane image, consultancy. I am trained in style and color through color, beautiful and I've actually had a style request through and rather to make it warm, which is nice. It means I'm actually allowed to appear on camera with a full face of makeup on, for once, is from having to start with a completely naked face, and the request is ah how to wear large, hair accessories. Flowers, fascinators in your hair, without it looking and the words that shoes is like a small bird, has landed on top of you, but I think the general gist that she's going for is without looking like you just plunked something on your head now, the first tip I would say, is you need to make sure you've got the right hair accessory for you to make it look like you should be wearing it, and this is down to a few things, and one of the really important ones is size of the hair accessory. So, for example, if we look at something like this, obviously this is a very large flower. Now, if you are a very petite person, so we're talking sort of you know under five foot three and you know somewhere sort of size, size, 10, 12 and below something. This big is going to look very overwhelming on you. You will need something smaller, however, I'm taller and bigger, so I actually need a larger hair accessory. If I was to wear something very, very tiny and then it would actually look quite out of place on my hair - and I know it sounds strange - it might actually contribute to me looking bigger, which is something that that slightly larger people never actually want. So the first tip and to make sure it's it's not actually going to just look like it's not on top of your hair, is to get the size right. Second thing is to make sure that it's right for you that it's right for your personality and now I've got quite a kind of romantic girly personality, so I left flowers, so you've got more flowers, butterflies. I love a bit of integer retro as well. So a nice fascinator there as well, but if you are a more classic person, you might be looking at things that are more sort of diamonds and pearls. If you you know, it really has to be something that fits with your own personality. Don'T just look at something on someone else's head and think I'd like to wear that unless it's something that actually really speaks to you and you're your own personality next thing: stop it looking like it's just plunked on top of your head, and I think this is Probably the most important thing, the way to stop it, looking like it's just being plunked on top of your head is not just a project on top of your head sounds simple, but if I just take will take my flour friend back again and if I just Pop that, on top of my head, it looks really strange. It does a surprise at all. It looks like I've just planted on top of my head, and the reason is because I have just blocked on top of my head. I think - and this onto my personal opinion here, but I think the teeny to wearing hair accessories is to actually integrate them into a hairstyle rather than just popping them on top of your head. Now, I'm just going to quickly show you and a few different ways that you can do that and what I mean by that you you and there we go, there's the first style and, as you can see, rather than just popping something out of my head, I've Actually integrated the flower into the hairstyle, it's not even just that on the side of my head, you can see the way that I've actually used my hair to actually give the flower something to nestle it into, and that actually means it's sort of integrated in the Styling and looks a little bit more like it's meant to be there and I think, hopefully, already that's much more successful than where I just sat it. On top of my head before looks quite nice from from all angles and given all of your hair, a little bit more of a little volume there. So that's a flower, let's try another stand, Oh you and there we go. There'S no Alice fund integrated into a hairstyle again: we've not just put the Alice band on top of my head, we've actually put hair around it we've, given it some volume we've, given it some hair to nestle into you, can see how quick that was to do And so there's a way of actually integrating out. Let'S balance your hairstyle and we'll finish off with a bit more of a retro on and we'll we'll pop a fascinator on top. Now you and there we go now we have a fascinator integrated into a really quick. That'S slightly more retro inspired hairstyle again. The way that it works is that it's within a hairstyle, it's nestled into hair. I'Ve got hair around it behind it. It means it looks a little bit more like it's actually meant to be there like. It'S got a place than if you've just pumped it on top of your head, and so I think in short, the way to do it is just to play and have a little look at some hairstyles on YouTube as well. There are loads of fantastic tutorial videos on here and check out. Lisa Fremont Street, especially she's, got from some fantastic hair tutorials and there's lots of ways that you can then integrate accessories, fascinators and bands into those you