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Festivals are celebrations that usually occur annually at the same location. For example here in NYC there is Harlem Week every year in August. There are film festivals such as the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC, Sundance in Utah, and the Cannes Festival in Cannes France. There are music festivals such as Electric Zoo in NYC, Lollapalooza in Chicago, SXSW Conference & Festival in Austin, Texas; and Coachella in Indio CA.
Hair accessories for festivals are creative expressions that sometimes complement costumes, formal or party wear. Festival hair accessories can bring interest, and sparkle, and become the focus of a casual outfit. Experiment with different styles and placements of your accessories. Certain accessories work better with specific hair types. Fine hair may benefit from lightweight clips, while thicker hair can handle more substantial adornments. Try adorning a braided crown with delicate flowers or placing a metallic chain along your part for an unexpected twist. I have included nine festival hair accessories for you to consider. I hope that you enjoy choosing your festival hair accessories as much as you enjoy the actual festival
Embrace nature’s beauty with YISSION 20Pcs mini flower rhinestone hair clips and the flower hippie headband. Sometimes a glittery glow stick effect is desired to create an attention-grabbing look. The next four items will definitely get a few heads to turn as you walk by, 47 inches of colorful hair tinsel, LED-lighted fairy hair, a lighted butterfly headband, and lighted scrunchies.
Feather headbands embody the spirit of bohemian festivals. Braid Jewelry consists of various types of fancy beads that are used to embellish braids or dreads with elegance. Scrunchie scarf-like hair ties are nice for events such as pumpkin, blue grass, craft, and folk festivals.
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