What hairstyle do European royal women usually use when wearing crowns?

Crown is generally a kind of jewelry worn by royal ladies, and it is also a symbol of status. Princesses will wear crowns on the wedding day, and when princesses come of age, their brave parents will also wear adult crowns for them.

In the past, only at banquets, weddings, state visits and other occasions could royal women wear the crown of blingbling. Nowadays, in many European weddings, conditional brides also wear crowns or crowns.

So how do you wear a crown? What hairstyle can I wear with it? What are the good role models for royal women?

There is no standard answer about how to wear a crown. Everyone's temperament, face shape and hairstyle may have an impact on the wearing effect. It is the most important thing to decide the crown according to the occasion. For example, there may be dancing in wedding occasions, and more methods should be used to fix the crown. Tie it with a hairpin and wrap it with hair to minimize the range of activities, which can achieve the goal to a greater extent.

There is a golden rule about the position of wearing a crown, that is, the distance from eyebrows to chin is equal to the distance from eyebrows to crowns. You can measure the approximate position with your fingers before wearing it.

There is no standard answer as to what hairstyle can wear a crown. Every royal woman wears it with different effects, which is also a kind of "seeing".

First, the royal women represented by the older generation such as Queen Elizabeth, Queen Sophia, Queen Beatrice and Queen Ya in the Song Dynasty. Most of them have this hairstyle all their lives, and wearing a crown is also for "stability".

Queen Elizabeth dresses like this from young to old. Her hair on both sides is as fluffy as possible, slightly curled back, her forehead hair is combed back, and her forehead hair is pressed with a crown (of course, she doesn't have broken hair [laughs]).

Queen fabiola and Queen Elizabeth have similar hairstyles and dressing styles, but Queen Elizabeth's face is atmospheric, while Queen fabiola is exquisite, so the dressing effect is completely different.

Queen Sofia of Spain is also one of the representatives of surging hairstyle. Unlike Queen Elizabeth, Sophia likes three points and seven points, and her hair on both sides is air curly. She has had this hairstyle almost all her life, and no matter what crown she wears, she still achieves this effect.

(wearing the crown of Spanish iris)

(Wearing a Cartier Pearl Crown)

Queen Sofia's sister-in-law, the Greek Queen annemarie, has a longer face, a fuller forehead and hair as long as Sophia's. She also likes to blow the hair on both sides fluffy, and the hair on her forehead is very three-dimensional, which makes the crown look more "safe".

Anne-Marie's relative, Queen Sylvia of Sweden, is also an elegant old lady with enviable hair. Her chin is a little sharper than annemarie's, and they are almost the same. The difference is that Sylvia and even the Swedish royal family like to tie wigs behind their heads.

Burgit, Duchess of Gloucester, England, is a representative of the older generation of short hair school. Her crown has a big shelf and is suitable for this surging hairstyle.

Similar to Burgit, there is the late Princess Diana. Their hair is almost the same length. The hair from the temple to the root of the ear rolls back as far as possible, and from the back of the ear to the tip of the hair and then rolls inward. The layering is very obvious. The difference is that Burgit's forehead hair is upturned, while Princess Diana naturally bends and is sweeter most of the time.

Queen Sonia of Norway spends most of her time wearing clothes belonging to the surging school. The difference is that she likes to sort out the "beauty tip".

Even if your hair is very low, don't forget to make a beautiful tip.

Among the older generation, the former Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard Beatrice is the mother-in-law of Queen Maksima and the most exaggerated hairstyle in the crown. We can feel the difference from this photo with Queen Sofia.

The hair stylist of the Dutch royal family is really bold. The hair behind the crown almost stands up from the ground ~ I'm not saying that Queen Beatrice is not good, but this hairstyle is easily reminiscent of how the short landscape tree [smile] on the roadside can be trimmed so smoothly.

It looks normal from the front.

Her sister Princess Margaret, with short hair, can also make this effect, and once again give a thumbs-up to the bold Royal Dutch stylist!

This way of wearing is characterized by curly hair and ponytail, which is more common in the younger generation. What can I say? Don't try like this without temperament. It's easy to bury the crown. If you don't wear well, you will really be a beauty pageant champion or a beauty pageant runner-up.

Princess Victoria, Crown Prince of Sweden, tried this method in her early years, with bright lights and slightly curly hair. The only thing to praise is that her hair is not bad and her face is full of collagen.

Her sister, Princess Madeleine, has a face similar to her sister's, deeper eyes, good temperament and slightly better effect.

Beatrice Elizabeth Mary, York, England, got married in a low-key way some time ago. Although there were only a few close guests at the wedding, her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, borrowed her own wedding crown, and her hairstyle was not as exquisite as when her sister got married. Fortunately, she did a little care, so she didn't become a 100% "beauty pageant champion".

Beatrice's mother Sarah also wore a poncho when she got married. If there is no veil, it is also a beauty contest.

In her early years, Queen letizia of Spain had many moments of wearing her hair and crowns, and she also tried to wear her hair half tied and half worn. Although she has a fan filter, she still feels a little depressed.

In this generation, whether it is the Danish Crown Princess or Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard, the most popular thing is not how fluffy it is, but the conventional way of dressing like the Danish Crown Princess.

Someone outside the network shared the general steps. 1, first determine the position of the crown, which is said at the beginning of the article. Distance from chin to eyebrow = distance from eyebrow to crown. This distance must be determined. According to the head circumference, determine the size of the crown, and put it on first. 2. Adjust the hair on the top of your head with a comb, or use all the methods you can think of to make the top of your head a little fluffy. 3. Wrap the hair on both sides around the crown. 4. Finally, put the remaining hair into a bun.

Of course, when wearing it, it is not as simple as a few words. The essence is that hair can help to fix the crown and roll up all the hair, which is refreshing and full.

Queen letizia has been wearing this kind of clothes in recent years, but the difference is in the treatment of her forehead hair. This Cartier Pearl Crown shelf is relatively large, and the hair at the back of the ear has just begun to curl, so the hair at the front is slightly lower.

When attending the Queen of Denmark's birthday celebration, she wore a small iris crown, which was slightly smaller, fluffy at the top and low in bun. In order to fix the crown, a hairpin was added behind the ear.

Similarly, there is Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard Maksima.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, England, has worn a crown several times, which is the most commonly used method.

I took the name blindly. This kind of wearing method is to tie a high bun on the top of the head and then circle it with a crown, which is suitable for people with long face and king hair.

Princess Margaret, England is the best in this group.

In Britain, it is estimated that only she can hold this exaggerated dress.

In Roman Holiday based on her, Audrey Hepburn also has a crown shape. In the same way, the goddess and the real princess can't compare ~

Another outstanding person in this group is Princess Grace of Monaco. She also has a long face. Even a crown decorated with three brooches has excellent temperament.

Her eldest daughter Princess Monaco &; Caroline, Princess of Hanover, although her face is similar to her mother's, her temperament is much worse. This Hanover crown has a big shelf. If you wear it in the normal way, it won't hold up. The way she dresses is a bit "dramatic" and she is busy looking at her hair style ~

Ps: I'm afraid the most suitable hairstyle is like Queen Elizabeth's, but it's not suitable for Caroline's age.

Wen Yali, the ex-wife of Prince Joachim of Denmark and the king of hair, often tied this high bun into a crown shape, and then made the temples feel fluffy.

Prince Joachim's current wife, Princess Mary of Denmark, is a long-faced star. She has tried a lot of high-bun crown styles and dressed like this at the wedding.

Later, I also tried to reduce bun, and the effect was slightly better than that of 100% higher bun ~

Martha Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar of Norway

In this way of wearing, there is also an "unpredictable" way of wearing, which is to pull up the hair on the forehead and hide the crown in the middle.

And Princess Margaret of England, wearing a lotus crown. In this way, you can only see two sides. No one in today's royal family should dare to dress like this.

Wearing a crown on the forehead is a common way for princesses and princesses to wear it in black and white photos. For example, Queen Elizabeth was dressed like this when she was young.

(Queen Elizabeth wears a lotus crown)

The film version of Downton Abbey is also worn by Miss Er.

Laura Ponte, the third daughter-in-law of Princess pilar of Spain, played like this when she entered the door. She had short hair at that time, and it was not easy to operate according to the normal way of wearing. However, this kind of crown-pressing yarn, together with sapphire, is only a big one, and the final effect can only be said to be "ok".

Princess Jordan, who got married some time ago, got her crown from Queen Noor's brooch. After the change, she dressed much better than Laura Ponte.

Short hair is difficult to operate, not only worrying about falling, but also having no aesthetic feeling. Even the Royal Dutch stylist who can give Princess Margaret a short hair and fluffy feeling was defeated by the third princess Laurentrin. Judging from the upturned hair around her ears, the stylist still works hard, but sometimes. . . The effect is more pleasant.

I picked a slightly better one.

When Princess Diana of England got married, her hair said whether it was long or not, and the Spencer family crown she wore felt like she was casually fixed on her head.

Her veil was so long that she almost tore off her crown at the wedding.

In recent years, royal women began to wear crowns at will, and the requirements for hairstyles became less and less particular. Compared with the old generation who blow their hair fluffy, the new generation has begun to prefer the middle part, wearing the crown on their heads and fixing it with a bun and veil.

For example, when Danish Crown Prince Frederick married mary donaldson in 2004, his eldest son Mary was in the middle.

When karl philip, a Swedish relative in Denmark, got married, Sophia broke up, and the veil and bun seemed useless. This really means: Don't bow your head, the crown will fall off!

When Prince Harry got married, Megan markel was in the middle.

Princess You Jinni of York got married without a veil, and her hairstyle was split.

There are also people like Princess Sofia of Sweden, who score+bangs. Although it's ok, it feels a little boring ~

After reading so much ~ do you think that except for short hair, it will bring some difficulties to wear, and other hairstyles are easier to operate?

From the older generation to the new generation, we can also see that hairstyles are changing, and the preferences of princesses are also changing. Whether it's a fluffy or a hairdressing party, whether it's routine or trendy, it's more important for these royal women who wear crowns on important occasions to wear them firmly than to look good. What is even more rare is that it is stable and beautiful to wear!