This headband is inspired by girls who like to get dressed up and host cocktail parties with their friends. A party girl is classy and likes to sparkle in the night sky; this is why many of the Party Girl headbands feature gemstones. A party girl is always looking for a new piece to wear out because they can never wear the same outfit twice. So next time you are looking through your closet and you think you have nothing new to wear put on a headband and you will be the it girl for the night!
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This headband is made from white pheasant feathers.
These headbands are made from guinea feathers, the bottom
This headband is done is a variation of guinea and pheasant feathers
The headband on the bottom is done in black and green 
These headbands are done in guinea feathers that have been dyed blue, 
This headband is in a Carmel colour pheasant feather. 
The flapper girl on the left is a variation of black/brown
The headband on the right is a brown and black pheasant feather.All of these new headbands are great for the fall season and all year round.
The school girl clip is inspired by girls who were required to wear a uniform to school everyday but wanted to show their individuality. For those of us who are restricted by a dress code at school or work, a school girl clip is a subtle way to show your personal style. Try placing several school girl clips in your hair for a truly unique and one of a kind look.The school girl clip is made on felt which is sewn to a snap clip which can be securely placed in your hair.
This picture shows all current styles of the school girl clip.
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In the 1920's a new type of woman was born, the flapper girl. Flapper girls were care free, outgoing, beautiful and stylish; they wore loose fitting skirts and tops that allowed to them to dance with ease. Flapper girls styled their loose outfits with long necklaces, hats, headbands and feathers. The Flapper Girl headband is inspired by the accessories of the stylish women who helped define the roaring twenties.
Miss Pamela is the first style of headband to be unveiled from Annelise. I was first inspired to make this headband in peacock feathers because of a version I admired on a style website. I continued to make this headband in different feathers and widths, inspired by the original rock & roll groupie in the sixties Pamela des Barres who developed an eclectic and eccentric style that is no longer seen today. Pamela lived her youth in a world of creativity, romance and adventure.
Last Christmas break I was back at my parents house and needed something to preoccupy my time in the country away from the city. I was looking around on the Internet and came across a photo of Mary-Kate Olsen wearing a beautiful peacock feather headband that went across her forehead and through her wavy hair. I instantly fell in love with it and was going to do anything to find one for myself! My epic adventure through every website imaginable ended without a peacock headband, so I decided to make one for myself. The peacock feather headband was the first headband I made and I continue to wear it all the time. After that headband I could not stop, I went mad making headbands, I made so many headbands there weren't enough days to wear them! I began showing my headbands to friends and giving them away for gifts; everyone I showed them to loved them. 
