Afternoon tea hairstyles

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The most popular hairstyle in the Edwardian era was the pompadour. But not all Edwardian pompadour hairstyles require teasing and hairpins. These 1907 instructions show you how to create an Edwardian pinless pompadour with only a ribbon! The Edwardian hairstyle is easy and fast to make and can still be worn today!

Are you in search of perfect vintage hues and mesmerizing modern looks? This 50's and 60's beehive hairstyles looks may be a match. Have a look here.

You get up every morning, but still, you don’t have that extra time to spare in the mornings? Running late to work, tea time with your ladies, or dinner date with your other half, but still clueless on what to do with your hair? That is why having chic go-to speedy 5…

Are you kidding?! We are just stunned beyond words over this whimsical garden tea party shoot from Ruche and This Modern Romance! Featuring pastel, vintage-inspired dresses and accessories from the Ruche spring line, fun prints, patterns, and even a few sequins dot the Alice in Wonderland-style landscape. We’re really loving the oversize floral hair pins and…