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Traditional Hair Accessories From IBFW'13
Your look is incomplete without hair accessories. When you are wearing something traditional, you need to accessorise the look with ample jewellery for the perfect appearance. For example, if you are wearing a lehenga choli, you cannot leave your neck empty. At least a big dangling earrings is a must! Even bangles and mang tikka are a must accessories for the perfect bridal or traditional look.
But if you are a bride or someone close to the bride like sister, cousin or friend, then you need to look your best. Picking up the right hairstyle to complete the traditional look is very difficult. You either leave your hair open, prefer side swept hair or just tie a hair bun. Wearing a mang tikka is very common. You need to try some different hair accessories like a flower tiara or the huge borlas. If you want to stick to mang tikka, then huge mang tikkas can be accessorised on the side like the Muslim brides.
So, don't think that there are very selective hair accessories for you to pick from. If you want, you can try some creative hair accessories and boost your traditional look fashionably. The Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week 2013 has showcased some awesome hair accessories. Started three days back, the IBFW 2013 has not just showcased bridal collection, but also introduced some innovative hair accessories for you! Take a look...
Best Hair Accessories For Bride: IBFW 2013
Beaded Hair Pin
The golden beads have been pinned and spread across to make the hair bun look all the more accessorised.
Beaded Mang Tikka
This is a different type of mang tikka that was showcased at IBFW 2013. The chain of golden beads covered half of the hair and is extended till the hair bun.
Dangling Hair Pin
If you love wearing hair pin above the ear but don't have anything heavy for the traditional wear, then try this dangling hair pin.
Golden Pearl Chains
This is one of the hair accessories that was spotted on a model at IBFW 2013 ramp. The chain of golden pearls have covered the forehead.
Hair Chain With A Pendant
If you want to wear a heavy hair accessory with the traditional outfit, then try this. The best part about this traditional hair accessory is, it is set on the side and not on the centre.
Jhumka Style Mang Tikka
These huge mang tikkas are round and have pearl or stone drops which makes it look big and full.
Bejwelled Triangle Mang Tikka
Muslim brides wear mang tikka in this design on the side (above the ear).
White Tiara
If you want to carry a chic and delicate look, wear a flower tiara.
Flower Tiara
If you want, you can accessorise your hair with flower tiaras which gives the illusion of royal hats that are worn by women.
Circle Mang Tikka
The head band has a circular stone studded mang tikka. Can go well with heavy anarkalis too!
Stone Studded Head Band
It is one of the hair accessories which looks like a flat borla. The stone studded head band looks elegant.
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