Why wearing a wig is the in thing to do!!
Fashion Editors at the Telegraph have recently written an article on the hot tips for fashion, it is, of course the wig is back!!! Here is an extract from the Telegraphs article.
Once upon a time, wigs were the preserve of judges, bald people and drag queens. Bar the odd fancy-dress party, the rest of us trundled along with little enthusiasm for donning synthetic hair. Wigs were always part Dolly Parton showgirl, part poodle-perm Cher. In short, not cool.
But as I write this, the hair on my head is 100 per cent synthetic and – according to the label attached to it – made in China. It is also pink. Gloriously pink. Underneath this lurks my usual mop of mousy blonde tangled tresses, flattened down by a rather unattractive "hair retainer" (think of a pop-sock for your head.)
Ladies, prepare yourselves: the wig is in. they have been flying off the shelves and people aren't just buying them for fancy dress parties – what we're seeing are women who want to change their look regularly, buying them for everyday use."
How did hairpieces created by the ancient Egyptians to keep the sun from their bald heads become fashionable? As ever, it's partly due to the celebrity factor. Beyoncé is said to rarely leave her home without one, and Halle Berry is also a fan. To look at paparazzi pictures of Pixie Geldof, you might think that she has the busiest hairdresser in London. She's got an impressive collection of wigs (including a fetching copper number).
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