Beautiful Bridal Hair Accessory Ideas

Beautiful Bridal Hair Accessory Ideas

The days of only wearing a classic veil in your hair for brides are over. These days, anything goes! Whether you do something creative, quirky, sentimental or classic, here are ten bridal hair accessory ideas that are sure to inspire you.

BROOCH

A medium to small sized decorative clasp, usually made of metal.
Bridal Brooch Hair Accessory


Goes Best With:
Brooches tend to be heavy, so it’s best to put them in hairstyles that have at least some hair pinned with some sort of structure.
Where to Put It:
Place your brooch somewhere where it can rest against something for support. Whether it’s up against an updo or just some bobby pins, it needs something to support the weight.
Tip:
If your broach has a clip on the back instead of a comb, keep the pin closed and put bobby pins through the clip to hold it in place.

BIRDCAGE VEIL

A veil made of Russian netting, fastened to a decorative clip that is shaped to frame your face.
Birdcage Veil for Brides



Goes Best With:
Birdcage veils add a lot of interest around the face. Keep the hair around your face simple so it doesn’t look too busy.  They also compliment vintage styles well.
Where to Put It:
Birdcage veils look most flattering when placed on a slight diagonal, barely grazing or covering one eye.
Tip:
Some birdcage veils can be really poofy. Hide bobby pins on top of your head to help flatten down the top a bit.

HEADBAND

A band worn around the head. It can be thick or thin, and made of fabric or metal.
Headband Bridal Hair Accessory




Goes Best With:
If you are wearing the headband across your forehead, it will look best with mostly down or all down hairstyles. If you are wearing it across the top of your head, it can go with any bridal hairstyle.
Where to Put It:
Headbands can be worn across the top of the head or across the forehead, as seen on this bride.
Tip:
If your headband forms a complete circle, cut the back and secure both sides with bobby pins rather then trying to work a full headband into your hairstyle.

LITTLE FLOWERS


Small flowers of any color placed sporadically throughout a hairstyle.
Little Flowers Bridal Hairstyle Accessory

Goes Best With:
Small flowers look best in curly hairstyles. They can look too prominent and out of place in sleek styles.
Where to Put It:
When placing little flowers in your hair, use the mirror to place them where they are most visually pleasing. Avoid putting too many in one spot and try to space them evenly.
Tip:
If possible, get flowers with little stems. Flowers with stems are a lot easier to secure in hair.

LEAVES

Fall or spring leaves of different colors and varieties

Leaves Bridal Hair Accessory
Goes Best With:
Leaves will look best in natural looking hairstyles. Whether you wear your hair up or down, keep it soft and natural so the leaves compliment your look.
Where to Put It:
In down styles, place the leaves on the side by either ear. For half up and upstyles, place them close to your updo, slightly off center.
Tip:
Place the bobby pins around the stems rather then through the actual leaves.

CLASSIC VEIL

A piece of opaque fabric attached to a small clip and worn in the hair. Veils can be long, short, made of different fabrics, and decorative or plain.
Classic Veil Bridal Hairstyle


Goes Best With: 
Veils go best with down, half up or all up hairstyles. If you are doing a side updo, wear the veil higher up in the back, almost to your crown, rather then down low or to the side.
Where to Put It:
Veils can be worn in three places:
1. Low in the back beneath an updo
2. Mid back right above an updo or below a half updo
3. On top at the crown of your head.
Tip:
Most veils have a comb. When putting the comb in, make sure the round of the comb follows the round of your head so you don’t put it in backwards on accident.

FEATHERS

Real or fake white feathers are placed together in a hairstyle to mimic the shape of ahair accessory.
Brunette Bridal Hair With Feathers Accessory


Goes Best With:
Feathers are small and delicate enough to compliment any style. If you are going to use larger feathers, make sure to add enough body to your style to balance the look.
Where to Put It:
Avoid placing your feathers too high up on your head, otherwise they will stick up past your hair and look unflattering.  As long as feathers are placed lower down on your head, you can put them where ever you like.
Tip:
Buy feathers from a craft store instead of trying to find some outside. Way more sanitary!

BARRETTES

A small decorative clasp or hair comb

Goes Best With:
Barrettes are small enough to go in a sleek bridal hairstyle. They also go well with really elaborate or intricate updos since they are small and won’t take away from your hairstyle.
Where to Put it:
Avoid placing barrettes in a straight line or row. Try to scatter them a little.
Tip:
Barrettes are great for hiding bobby pins. If there are bobby pins showing on the sides or in the front of your hairstyle, cover them with a barrette.

FLOWERS

Real or fake flowers can be used in bridal hairstyles. You can use one, two, or as many as you’d like..
Flowers For Bridal Hair Accessory

Goes Best With:
Flowers can go into any bridal hairstyle that has volume. Flowers in a flat style will look too large and throw off the balance of the overall look.
Where to Put It:
Flowers look best right next to an updo. Since they add more volume to your hair, try to leave a spot for them in your updo so they fit in nicely.
Tip:
If you are using real flowers, DON’T hairspray your hair after they are in. Spray before! Hairspray will kill your flowers and they will wilt by the end of the day.

SPARKLY TIARA

A semicircular jeweled hair piece.Goes Best With:
Tiaras go best with a half up or an all up hairstyle. Since they are heavy and sit on top of your head, they can often be too much for an all down style. The shape of a tiara fits an updo nicely.
Where to Put It:
A tiara typically goes directly on top of your hair, worn like a crown, or framing an updo.
Tip:
Try to find a tiara that’s a little flexible. Everyone’s head shape and size is different, so it’s nice if you can bend the tiara a little to fit your head shape.
Whatever you decide to go with, use your bridal hair accessory as an opportunity to showcase your personality and style. Think outside of the box and have fun with it!


Everything About Fashion Photography Tips, Tutorials And Videos

Everything About Fashion Photography Tips, Tutorials And Videos


Pursuing in the field of fashion photography is no easy task. It might seem a job full of freedom and ease but that is not the case. Various techniques and coping up with the daily trend to suit the current market and to still produce some impeccable and commanding work is never going to be an easy project. In this post of ours, we wanted to bring together some of the unique and most informative posts related to fashion photography. These posts should aid you or guide you either to start in this field of fashion photography or to attain perfection for those pursuing in this field.

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101 For Fashion Photography – Tips & Examples

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Fashion Photography – A Few Tips You Should Consider Before Getting Started


So you have a camera, the “eye” for fashion, and the urge? Now you want to be a fashion photographer. (I am assuming you know some technique and are a sensible person who shoots manually).

First Things First

The “glamour” you might have seen in films such as “Blow-Up” is almost non-
existent. Fashion photography is all about hard work. That means you won’t be on location (or in the studio) shooting all the time. It means, mostly, that at least 65% of your time will be spent in marketing yourself, sending emails, making phone calls and suffering from anxiety attacks (Will I make it? Will I break through? Will the booker answer my email?).

You have a camera (whatever DSLR) but don’t have a model?

You’ve probably reached the point where your friends might have said: “Enough, I’m not
modeling for you anymore!  All I wanted was to have a beer with you…” or maybe you want them to do certain things only a pro would do.
Before panicking and thinking your career is over before it started, you should knowmost serious modeling agencies are more than happy to make a “trade” with you. They call it “Test Shooting”. They will lend you a model and in return they will expect your photos.

Developing Your Style

Some agencies have certain “standards” they would like you to follow, but that doesn’t mean you can’t develop your own style. A good tip is to shoot according to their guidelines of “less is more” and then, by the end of the test shoot, take a few pictures you created the concept for. It’s a great way to know people in the business and also improve your portfolio.
Also, never stop shooting your personal editorial work. When you are out on go-sees with publishers and editors, they aren’t really interested in single shots. They want to know if you can handle a complete shoot with thirteen looks or more, a full team of creatives and their own demands. You can brainstorm with most editors, but always stick to the theme they proposed if you’ve been assigned to an editorial shoot. It’s not the end of your creativity!

Get Noticed

In photography, or whatever sub-genre, it’s very important to be seen. That’s where self marketing kicks in. Some photographers are great, and others aren’t so great. Some just like to show off! This is often very irritating according to a lot of editors and creative directors. Your history in photography is important, but you don’t have to praise yourself. Business cards, a clean and user-friendly website, and Z-cards (like model cards) are good marketing tools.
I use all tools, but I personally like Z-cards and have been assigned to many jobs after sending them to the right people within the industry. They could be in print or virtual, it doesn’t matter. What matters is knowing who to send it to and when to send it (timing is everything).
Z-cards should contain your best 4 or 5 photos and your full contact information (website, phone number, email address). Please note that you will have to change the design according to the client you’re sending it to. If you’re sending your Z-card to a swimsuit label, your best 4 or 5 shots should be related to beach couture. Here’s an example of a Z-card:
Keeping profiles on leading photography sharing websites and communities is also very important. Some brands and magazines keep discussion groups or scouts in these websites, and you can always have a pleasant surprise in your mailbox because you’ve been seen there. Also, nowadays, getting your work published in leading online magazines and fashion blogs is extremely important. Keep in mind that whenever you publish something on the internet, you will be seen. Just make sure you use good channels to be actually seen by the right people. Start with FlickrDeviantArtBen Trovato, and other blogs that feature photographers. Google search!

Deadlines

Deadlines are extremely important in fashion photography. If you’re shooting for magazines, make sure you deliver the proof photos and the retouched photos on time. Coming from a journalistic background I know how hard the day-by-day in a magazine is, editors are often on the fast lane. Don’t make their offices resemble Hell by forgetting to deliver the photos on time. It doesn’t matter if the power in your house is off or if your dog is catching fire, find a way to deliver the photos. Seriously.

Backups

Always keep backups. I have a relatively safe system for backups you could also use. First thing I do after coming back to my office from a shoot is to save all RAW files (if you shoot RAW, of course. You can do the same if you shoot JPEG) both in my computer and in my external hard drive. After retouching, I save all the PSD files and retouched JPEGs on the hard drive and I also burn a CD or DVD with that job. As my computer has little available space in its own hard drive, after making sure everything is backed up twice (external hard drive and DVD), I delete only the RAW and PSD files from it, keeping only the JPEGs to make room for future shoots.
It’s a boring job to do, but I’ve had clients asking for the original files and the retouched files 1 year after the shoot. That happens often, but when signing a contract make sure to put a limit of usage (1 or 2 years). Otherwise, you’ll have clients asking for photos you don’t even remember anymore 5 years later.

Be Honest With Yourself

Unfortunately, fashion photography is not the ideal match for everybody. You must be willing to:
  • Work at crazy hours
  • Get phone calls from editors wanting you to be in location for a last minute shoot in 1 hour or less
  • Sort your files into the night and the next day if you’re that messy
  • Retouch yourself numb
  • Wrap up a studio shoot at 3 a.m. only to be up again the next day at 6 a.m.
  • Hear a lot of “NO” in the beginning without getting your spirits down.
I’ve seen amazing people rise and then abandon the business to pursue something else. Any kid with an internet connection nowadays must have seen the crazy amount of “fashion photographers” populating the web lately. I find that fascinating. There is so much creativity and energy going on, but unfortunately for some it’s just a phase.
With talent, hard work, and good contacts you hopefully will go far.

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Fashion Shoot: Tips from a Pro

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Coconut Oil Hair Treatment Overnight

Coconut Oil Hair Treatment Overnight :


Chilly, windy weather or direct sun heat is often responsible for dry damaged hair and can get you down with flyaway hair mess. Are you in search of an intensive hair treatment for your super dry hair? Coconut oil is, hands down, one of the best natural treatments for wide-ranging hair problems. Some go to the extent of claiming that coconut oil performs better than many man-made treatments available on the market, due to the facts that it’s 100% natural, free of alcohols and other chemicals which can damage your hair.
Coconut Oil Treatment For Hair
Before & after coconut oil treatment

Best Natural Organic Hair Treatment

Coconut oil hair treatment is not only good for extensive dry hair, but it’s also incredibly perfect hair treatment for damaged hair which has been over-processed or heat damaged. Coconut oil has anti-fungal properties, making it an effective natural anti-dandruff treatment, or you can apply it as a preventive treatment for dandruff.
Besides hair treatment, it’s an ideal choice for using it as a part of your regular hair-care regime   to maintain perfect hair and healthy scalp (1-4 times a month)

Why Coconut Oil Treatment For Hair Is Best Natural Treatment

(i) It has proteins which the other oils don’t.
(ii) Its molecular weight is less, so is ideal for penetrating the hair shaft – getting past the cuticle, helping to seal the hair to retain its natural moisture and strengthening the hair fiber, making it resilient.
(iii) Its moisturizing property averts build-up of dry skin on the scalp, which can cause dandruff.
(iv) It’s antibacterial in nature that helps the scalp against itchiness and variety of infections, making hair stay healthy and dandruff free.
(v) It contains lauric acid, capric acid, vitamins E and K, which help to improve hair strength and scalp health by preventing protein loss. It also provides shine to your hair.
vi) Other benefits of coconut oil for hair include manageability of hair with less breakage, increased body, shine, getting rid of tangles, split ends, hair loss and can further make your hair look thicker after its regular use.

Coconut Oil Deep Conditioning Treatment

(i) For a deep conditioning hair treatment, take out a couple of tablespoons of organic virgin coconut oil into a small bowl. Depending upon how much thick long hair you have, you may need more oil.
(ii) If the coconut oil is in solid state, warm it a little bit to convert into a liquid state.  Do not use microwave for this purpose!
(iii) Brush your hair and remove the knots. . Massage it into your clean, damp hair and scalp, beginning at the hair ends. If you have thinner hair or your hair get greasy easily, you may opt for skipping scalp because the oil could weigh down your hair. After massaging, consider brushing your hair again, so that it’s not knotty.
(iv) You can use more oil where your hair is the driest and most damaged (usually on the ends) and less where your hair is healthiest (typically mid-shaft and scalp area).
(v) In order to coat every hair with oil properly, you can section off your hair and apply the coconut oil in manageable sections.
(vi) Let the oil sit on your hair for at least 20-30 minutes after massaging it. If you have extremely dry hair, consider to leave it on for longer. To get it to really work its magic, it’s best to go for coconut oil hair treatment overnight and wash your hair next morning. But before you sleep, cover your head and hair with a towel to avoid messing up your pillow and bed.  However, if you are short of time, leaving the oil on for an hour or two is enough.
(vii)To augment the effectiveness of coconut oil hair treatment, wrap your hair in a hot towel (fresh from the dryer) for 10-15 minutes after massaging it with coconut oil  or apply heat with the help of your hair dryer for a couple of minutes.
(viii) Once your time is up, you will need to shampoo and condition your hair as you do normally. You may need to shampoo your hair twice to rinse out the oil properly.
(ix) Initially you will need to experiment about the quantity of oil to use, and for how long to let the oil penetrate your hair properly, depending upon your specific hair type. If you feel your hair is weight down or oily after the treatment, consider using less of oil or shampooing once more.
For super dry hair, apply this hair deep conditioning treatment, once a week. Coconut Oil Conditioning Treatment is one of the most effective natural treatment s for extremely damaged, over processed, heat styled hair.
Natural Beauty Tips
(i)  For the best results, leave the coconut hair oil on your hair overnight and wash in the morning.
(ii) For extremely dry and over processed hair, apply this treatment once a week.
(iii) To make this hair conditioning treatment more effective, apply it on a little damp hair.
(iv) This treatment is beneficial for African, chemically treated, frequently heated or more porous types of hair.

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Stylish DIY Clothing Tutorials

Stylish DIY Clothing Tutorials:


Hello, friends , today m sharing simple and good tips for DIY clothing styling ,just follow this steps :


It’s easy to craft stylish clothes with a few easy steps that will help you revamp your wardrobe.
Apply some of these nifty DIY clothing ideas to your own wardrobe.
With the help of these tutorials you can turn your old clothes into new trendy and stylish pieces.

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