Diy showgirl headpiece

Here at Belly Button we love anything glitzy and sparkly, so when we found out that the theme of the Henries this year was Calypso carnival we couldn’t wait to create some fabulous feather he…

Showgirl Headpiece Tutorial using Varaform and Worbla – Costume Musings

So for reasons that I can’t quite wrap my head around, I’ve fround myself making show-girl headdresses. This is great, except that I don’t fully

Hi :) I was hoping some of you could help me, it's my birthday at the start of May and for my celebratory night out at university I wanted to think of a good and original theme, and I've thought of - Showtime! - as I am a self confessed very theatrical...Hi :) I was hoping some of you could help me, it's my birthday at the start of May and for my celebratory night out at university I wanted to think of a good and original theme, and I've thought of - Showtime! - as I am a self confessed very…

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Handmade, rhinestoned showgirl headdress

So, whilst husband and D went to do the food shopping this morning, the urge finally overcame and I made a start on my headdress...the new shiney glue gun was tempting me and I could'nt resist any longer so even though I'm still waiting for a couple more items to...

Showgirls are known for their fancy costumes and elaborate headdresses. A store-bought or custom-made headdress could cost you hundreds or thousands of dollars.

We often offer showgirl style headpieces with our fashion show ensembles, but we also make a few that are strong enough to stand alone. One of these leading ladies is our Tickled Pink design from our Viva Diva series of showgirl style-headpieces. The cap of the Tickled Pink headpiece is embellished with an open filigree design of hand-applied decorator motifs in mauve-toned pink sequins and silver seed beads. The crest of the headpiece proudly displays hand-dyed ostrich plumes in shades of…