Collection: Hair Accessories

Choose a shape for your style

Start with the hairstyle, then choose an accessory that suits its shape. A headband frames the face and works with hair worn down or gathered at the back. Wider styles make a more noticeable band across the top of the head; slim styles add a smaller detail. For a half-up look, a comb or clip can gather hair at the crown or at one side without covering the full style.

For an updo, think about the shape of the twist or bun. A hair fork or U-shaped pin can be placed across a gathered section, while a comb can sit along the edge of the style. If you are choosing between sizes, compare the exact measurements on the product page with the amount of hair you plan to gather. Each page also lists an estimated Hold level based on the accessory’s size and construction.

How to wear and style hair accessories

For a headband, brush hair into the part you want, place the band just behind the hairline, and adjust the sides so they sit evenly. Leave hair down for a simple finish, or gather the back loosely for a softer shape. A Wide Double-Layer Cellulose Acetate Headband can add a broader outline to the look; pair it with small earrings or a plain top so the headband remains the focal point.

To use a comb for a half-up style, separate a section from above each temple and bring the sections together at the back. Twist them once, slide the comb into the gathered hair, then check the style from the side and smooth any loose strands with your fingers. The Cellulose Acetate Triangle Hair Comb gives this placement a clear shape. For a bun, gather and twist the hair first, then guide a hair fork across the twist and into the gathered section. Adjust the angle until the ornament sits where you want it; the Tapered Two-Prong Wood Hair Fork suits this kind of placement.

A scrunchie is an easy choice when you want to tie hair back without adding a hard-edged detail. Wrap it around a ponytail or bun, then arrange the fabric so its decorative side shows. The Rose Scrunchie with Embroidered Leaves pairs well with a relaxed ponytail and a simple blouse.

Materials and everyday care

The collection uses materials such as acetate, satin, velvet, fabric, wood, metal, and acrylic, with details that can include pearls, crystals, or floral shapes. Choose based on the finish you want: a smooth band creates a different impression from a fabric bow or a carved wood ornament. Consider the rest of your outfit, too. A decorative accessory can stand on its own, while a simpler shape can complement patterned clothing.

Remove accessories gently rather than pulling them through tangled hair. Keep fabric and wood pieces dry when you can, and store pieces separately so decorative details do not rub against other items. For routine cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth on hard surfaces and follow the product page if it gives specific care guidance. Before styling, make sure hair is free of knots and place the accessory without forcing it into the hair.