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In a surprise move, one of the most noteworthy beauty lessons to come out of London Fashion Week Fall 2022 was that you may not have to worry about styling your hair at all next season. The prolific parade of headwear that was seen in all forms on the runways, from jovial extra-wide brimmed hats […]

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The Montreal-based hat brand has a selection of butterfly-inspired headbands, hair clips and more.

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Minimal effort, maximum impact.

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Well alright then.

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Bedazzle your bun with a storm of wintery hair pins.

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The headband made a definitive comeback this year, led by a parade of models trotting down Prada’s Spring 2019 runway, and recreated in many a street style look afterward. An accessory like this is limber — it moves throughout each of the seasons with timely colours and fabrics, and works well with just about any […]

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If the recent resurgence of barrettes had you excited to pay homage to Margot Tenenbaum, then you’ll be glad to know the latest 90s-inspired hair accessory that’s come back on the scene is headbands. But unlike the elaborate Blair Waldorf-inspired ones we wore in ’08, today’s version is reminiscent of the goody-two-shoes variety we donned for school […]

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So how about those headbands? Michelle Williams, her BFF Busy Philipps, and Charlize Theron were all wearing them last night, making the Golden Globes almost as headwear-focused as an episode of Gossip Girl. While we don’t deny that they’re cute—the perfect accessory for rescuing a bad hair day or adding a punch of quirky style—headbands still seem slightly out of place at top-caliber award shows. Theron looks a little too prom with her sparkly band, and Williams takes away from the impact of her full-length gown with such a playful piece in her hair. But what do you think? Tell us who looks best in a headband by voting below, and let us know in the comments if it’s a red carpet look you’re down with!

I first met Christie Clayton when her label, Carny Love (carnylove.com), was chosen as a finalist in the Generation Next competition at BC Fashion Week in April 2008. As part of the judging panel, I was lucky enough to meet the quirky designer and hear about the inspiration for her line, which was only one year old at the time.

Every morning on my way to work, I stop off at the local coffee shop. Truth be told, I need a serious shot of caffeine before I can think couture. Standing in line, listening to the bountiful beverage preferences, I begin to think about making choices. As we do at Starbucks, over time we tend to develop favourites: clothing, trendy or timeless; men, creative or corporate; lipstick, natural and nude or pucker-up pink. So when designers crowned the newest member of spring’s It list, I made the choice to get with the band…the headband, that is. After all, with the easy, natural hair on the runways this spring, a head-turning band is just the “hairapy” the doctor ordered.