If you are one of those guests for whom the great movie Divas and the Hollywood vibe inspire you to find your perfect look, you will love this
post about fashionable turbans for women :)
While Poiret started this trend in the 1920s, in the 1930s, with their worldly but sophisticated fashion, divas like Gloria Swanson, Wallis Simpson, and Peggy Guggenheim joined in. It's no surprise, then, that the stylists of "The Time in Between" decided that their protagonist, Sira Quiroga, or rather Aris Agoriuq, would wear it to transition from a simple seamstress to a spy. But it was in the 50s that it became the accessory par excellence for Hollywood stars, such as Grace Kelly, Jacqueline Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn, Catherine Deneuve, and Sophia Loren, joining this trend where only their sophistication seemed to allow them to wear it.
Fashionable turbans for women
Today, many celebrities make this
headdress accessory their faithful companion, as is the case with Sarah Jessica Parker and Olivia Palermo.
They transport their urban style to countries like India or Arabia, complementing their most New Yorker looks with the exoticism of other, less urban cultures. Honestly, I would choose any of SJP's and OP's outfits for my own look.
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Spectacular Olivia Palermo with a casual but sophisticated look with this feather-decorated turban.[/caption]
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This Carrie Bradshaw look in the movie Sex and the City, perfect for any of your weddings, an asymmetrical dress and a silk scarf as a turban.[/caption]
That's why today we give free rein to your
wedding turbans and turn you into a true diva, whether from the 50s or today.
