The Women's Colonial Lady White Historical Wigs was a popular hairstyle during the colonial period in America. It symbolized wealth and social status typically worn by women of higher social classes.
The wig was made from real human hair or horsehair and was styled in various ways, including curls, waves, and ringlets. It was often powdered with flour or starch to give it a white or gray appearance, which was considered fashionable then.
The Women's Colonial Lady Wig was usually worn with a cap or bonnet, which helped to keep it in place. It was also often decorated with ribbons or other accessories to match the rest of the outfit. This hairpiece remains a popular accessory for historical reenactments, period dramas, and costume parties. Its elegant and sophisticated style continues to capture the imagination of fashion enthusiasts around the world.
Notable Features of Women's Colonial Lady White Historical Wigs :
Made of non-flammable synthetic fiber
An adjustable lining that can be stretched up to 22 inches in diameter
Capless cap design
Perfect for cosplay events or parties
Can accommodate Children 5 and up
Appropriate for women
Not suitable for heat-styling
Can not be Dyed
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