THE TIARA IS A FASHION TREND THAT SUITS EVERY AGE

The history of the tiara dates back centuries. This accessory was born in ancient Greek culture as a type of crown, and wearing it was considered a privilege of royalty and members of the upper social classes.

 

The tiara was also popular among other ancient cultures, but it was the Greeks who gave it the name we know today. Over the centuries, this accessory has evolved through many variations.

 

Today, however, it is no longer reserved only for ladies of high social rank. In the new fashion season, the tiara is the trendiest accessory, even surpassing hats. The most fashionable are the more voluminous models, made of velvet fabrics.

 

Although they come in a wide variety of color palettes, stylists are adamant that for the autumn-winter season, the best choices are olive green, navy blue, burgundy, and royal purple.

 

Nothing says sparkle and grandeur quite like a tiara. They are the ultimate statement piece and are regularly adorned by royals. So, what are the rules and etiquette for wearing a tiara?

 

Ideas and Tips from EM ART

 

If you want to follow the centuries-old tradition, then tiaras should only be worn by brides on their wedding day or by married women. This comes from the tiara’s origins in classical antiquity — it was seen as a symbol of the loss of innocence and the crowning of love.

 

Place your tiara only after your hair styling and setting are complete. Who wants a dull, sticky tiara? Not you.

 

If you have a long face, a pointed tiara will make it appear even longer. If you have a round face, a curved style will make it look fuller. Try a design opposite to your face shape and you’ll achieve a wonderful styling effect with your tiara. A priceless tip.

 

If you’re wearing your hair down, pull the sides back over the ends of the tiara so that it looks more “settled” into your hair.

Do not wash your hair just before wearing a tiara — one-day-old hair without conditioner will offer better grip. And with tiaras, as with so many things, grip is key.

 

When choosing a tiara, make sure that the style you select has a long oval frame, as a round one will pinch your head. When placed at the front, the tiara should tilt slightly forward — otherwise, it will not fit your face properly.

 

Heirloom tiaras should be updated to match your hair color. Your mother may have been a brunette, but you’re blonde? Then make sure the fabric-covered base is changed to suit your style.

 

Do not let your stylist bend the frame of your tiara to fit a hairstyle. It could crack or break in the middle, which is difficult to repair.

 

The Tiara – An Accessory That Sparks Great Interest Today

 

Latest hair news: tiaras are quickly becoming the trend of the year ahead!

 

While most of you might think that this chic hair accessory is reserved only for beauty queens or royalty, stars like Rita Ora show that tiaras can be worn by real girls — and are perfect for almost any occasion.

 

Love rocking a messy bun but want to look more polished for work? Then you should try pairing your effortless bun with a matching hair accessory and tiara.

 

If you’re looking for a more casual approach to this sparkling hair trend, simply look for inspiration and ideas on how you can transform and breathe new life into an old, simple tiara.

 

This playful and refreshing twist on the royal look is perfect for girls who want to channel their inner princess. So, once you’ve created your soft waves, just place a tiara on your locks and you’re ready!

 

Did you know...?

The right tiara can elevate any hairstyle, regardless of hair length or texture, adding a dazzling and whimsical touch to your overall look — whatever the occasion. The tiara is also a wonderful bridal accessory that helps the bride feel like she’s at a princess’s celebration.

 

A well-chosen tiara is ideal for any outfit, as long as it matches your ensemble — the decorative elements should complement the dress. To make your bridal hairstyle with a tiara perfect, think in advance about how you want it to look.

 

How to Bring Life to an Old and Simple Tiara?

 

Here are some ideas from EM ART for stunning results using materials for your old tiara that you can find in our stores at great prices.

 

With lace flowers

 

How magnificent is this lush floral crown, full of colorful blooms and lace? It creates a flirty contrast with a clean and simple dress. Combine it with pearls.

 

Silver Tiara with Pearls!

We love a bridal tiara as much as any bride, and we were inspired by the beauty and delicacy of pearls when designing this exquisite piece. The delicate bridal tiara is our latest obsession — and it’s the perfect jewel to indulge your inner royalty.

 

The bridal tiara pays homage to the past with its antique-inspired details and classic color palette of silver and ivory. It’s a statement piece that’s equal parts vintage-inspired and pearl-detailed, perfectly suited to your feminine aesthetic.

 

The beauty of pearl tiaras lies in their fine and delicate details, offset by striking focal points. You can transform an old, simple tiara into a mid-height bridal piece that beautifully frames the face and complements bridal hairstyles — decorate it with pearl elements from EM ART.

 

If you’re a fan of pearl details, pair your tiara with pearl earrings for a modern and elegant look that suits not only brides.

 

Find all the materials you need in physical stores and online from EM ART at budget-friendly prices.

 

With Stones and Beads

 

Tiaras with stones and beads have traditionally been crafted from precious metals and gemstones. Modern jewelers also offer tiaras made in the finest traditions of old artisans. But that doesn’t mean that only wealthy people can wear such jewelry. It’s possible to make an intricate tiara yourself.

 

How to do it? Very simple! You can not only give new life to an old and simple tiara, but also create one yourself. All you need is sturdy wire, colorful beads, and a few different stones and beads.

 

A tiara made of beads and stones is a very easy and elegant creation — even beginner crafters can make one. Try making a tiara with your daughter; she’ll be proud of such a handmade decoration.

 

You will need:

 

• - beads

 

• - transparent crystal beads

 

• - jewelry wire, 0.8 mm

 

• - pliers

 

Fun Fact!!!

By sewing on an elastic band, you’ll make your tiara flexible and comfortable — just as tight as you need it to be. The next step is to add a brooch wherever you like.