All the jeweled barrettes, cute elastics, ornate headbands, and hair accessory inspiration you need through spring 2017.
The spring 2017 runways were packed with glittering jewels and colorful accessories—and we're just talking about what was in the hair. Here, our favorite hair accessories you can shop right now, plus the inspiration you need to wear each through next spring.
The sleek, low ponytails at the Tibi show were looped and tied with belts. It's a look we never thought we'd absolutely love.
The easiest hairstyle ever: pull your hair back into a loose half-up style, and secure it with this belt-inspired barrette.
A black ribbon is one of the most versatile (and inexpensive) hair accessories. We love how this one acts as both a headband and a decorative bow, framing the intricate braided bun at the Erdem spring 2017 show.
Even the messiest bun or braid can look purposeful when decorated with one (or two, or five) of these flower pins.
More was more at the spring 2017 Fendi show, where hairstylist Sam McKnight and his team took leftover baubles from the collection and glued them on to hair pins.
Slick and graphic, this clasp looks just as great on fuzzy waves as it does on sleek and shiny hair.
You're not going to want to lose these hair ties: the colorful charm elastics used to secure hair into side ponytails at the spring Chanel show.
This elastic is more whimsical than cutesy when wrapped around a sleek low ponytail.
Having a bee in your hair never looked so good.
The jeweled barrettes at Bottega Veneta were place directly behind the ear, which made them seem more like a continuation of the earrings than an additional glitzy accoutrement.
If you're looking for sparkle, look no further. Pearls, stars, Swarovski crystals: this barrette has it all.
Whether slicked-back or naturally curly, the hair at Marchesa was decorated with starbust-shaped pins placed just above the ear.
There's no wrong way to wear this oversized comb, just as long as it feels secure and the teeth are totally hidden.
There's no such thing as an understated crown, but this crown-headband hybrid is easy enough to wear to a dinner party or festive night out.
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Hairstylist Odile Gilbert and her team spent hours cutting and sewing excess fabric from the Rodarte collection onto headbands, pins, and barrettes. Placed randomly throughout the hair, the scraps looked like ethereal veils.
There's no such thing as looking too twee when you're wearing a headband covered with spikes (and pearls).
Source: glamour.com
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