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On Our Radar: Mischa Barton Creates Hair Accessories

FabSugar — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 15:00:08 PDT

Banking on her hippie aesthetic, Mischa Barton has teamed up with designer Stacey Lapidus to create a hair accessories collection.

“Accessories are fun and they’re easy to wear. I’ve always loved headbands and have worn Stacey’s headbands for a while,” said Barton, shown left wearing one of Stacey's creations.

The Mischa Barton for Stacey Lapidus line will include groovy headbands made out of feathers, silk, crystals, and pearls. The full collection was shown in NY during Fashion Week festivities. The headbands range from $40 to $200 and will be sold at boutiques and specialty stores.

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HALT HEADBAND HEADACHE!

FabSugar — Wed, 02 Aug 2006 13:32:03 PDT

Don't you hate it when you buy a cute headband only to find out that it gives you a migraine after wearing it for three hours? Then you're stuck in this dilemma because you've got this awful line right in the front of your hair - but if you don't take it off, the back of your ears will become so tender it becomes hard to even speak. I've found the best brand ever!

Susan Daniel's Headbands are covered in thick enough cloth to make them super comfortable. She sells them everywhere...Henri Bendel, Kitson, Target etc... She's been making them forever, but here are a few from her newest line:

1" Shiny Velvet Lavender Headband with Bow ($53.00)
Available in 1/2" ($44.00)

2 7/8" - Wide Black Polka Dot Limited Edition Headband ($53.00)

White Satin Headband With Black Braid ($44.00)

She also makes soft headbands, see these totally pain-free options,

Soft Pleated Zebra Headband ($44.00)

Headwrap - Black Silk With Ties ($44.00)

How to Wear Hair Baubles on Every Length

Jessica Cruel — Tue, 08 May 2012 06:00:00 PDT

Accessories designer Colette Malouf believes anyone can benefit from the enhancement of a hair accessory, no matter the length of your strands. Not only can these types of ornaments add color, but they provide high fashion, decorative elements, as well. From ponytail holders, combs, clips, flowers, and barrettes, the list of hair baubles is endless. See Malouf's tips for wearing them well when you read more.