Rock Rococo

This fall season, fashion trends take us back to a very elegant time when lace, elaborate embellishments and bows were a must in almost every woman’s garments. The Rococo style has splashed on to this years runways and consequently, in to our closets. There are simple ways to wear and rock these trends, with simple tips such as colors and silhouettes to stick to.

Everything from hats, scarves to blazers accentuated with usually gold or metallic embellished trims are the perfect statement piece to spruce up any outfit and make it easy top transition it from day to night.

The epitome of a feminine touch to any ensemble is the perfect way to incorporate the richness of the rococo style. A flirty lace skirt or blouse are a must have for this season. Everyone form Chanel to Dior to Dolce & Gabbana showcased their interpretation of this luscious trend which is sure to make an appearance at your favorite Department Store or on line Boutiques.

Alternative Rococo Hairstyle for Women

The French style in the 1700s was called Rococo. The Rococo style used curves, pastels and shapes that alluded to shells and flowers. It was highly elaborate and ornate, but very light, airy and fluid as well. Rococo glorified all things delicate and feminine, and this aesthetic defined the fashion of the time. 1700s French costumes featured vine-like curves, bird-like accessories and flower-like patterns, all using the pastel colors which were characteristic of the time.

In the 1760s and 1770s, women's hair styles began to reflect the trend of taking up space, and fashionable French ladies would style their hair to be as tall as possible. Women used rats, a kind of pad, and hair-pieces to build hairstyles up to 18 inches high. Hair accessories included model boats, miniature gardens, birds, vines and anything else that could be fastened to a woman's head. On top of all this, they also wore hats that were equally as tall and decorated.

Rococo Hairstyle and Headwear

The perfect words to describe rococo style are gorgeous and fabulous. In the previous post, I share many beautiful rococo dresses with you they are really stunning and elegant. As fashion insiders, the golden principle to have perfect look is collocation, different dresses and clothes should have suitable shoes, hairstyles, headwear, make-up and other accessories to match them. Especially, when it comes to rococo styles, the hairstyles and headwear seems more important.

Rococo style gives other a feeling of elegant and gorgeous, and the hairstyle and head wear should follow this way to match the whole style perfectly. From the pictures that I show in this post, we can conclude that the rococo style can be summed up as curly hair, stunning caps, flowers accents and feather ornaments. All those decorations will show your gorgeous and set off your temperament.

           

How to Make Rococo Hairstyles

When girls dressing in rococo dresses, not to say the accessories, hairstyles also matters. However, how to make a rococo hairstyle suits you most?

You should keep in mind that not every face is the same, so not everyone can wear the same look. If you have a round face, you will apply your blush differently from someone with high cheekbones. For oval square, a cropped cut to a blunt bob to longer, layered styles, virtually anything goes well. For round shape, very short cuts and cuts with a lot of volume on the sides only emphasize fullness.

You can browse the Internet to find new rococo hairstyles that are doing the rounds. And then take a few samples to your hairstylist to know which hairstyle would suit you better.

Sweet Bow and Lace Planet Printed Rococo Lolita Dress