Choose a tiara to suit your occasion and hairstyle
The right tiara brings your whole look together, whether you are dressing for a wedding, prom, gala or birthday. Start with the effect you want: a delicate band for a little shimmer, a taller crown for a dramatic entrance, or a playful headpiece that makes the guest of honor feel special. Then choose a color that complements your outfit and jewelry.
Find the right shape and style
- Romantic bridal tiaras: Crystal or pearl details and floral motifs complement a wedding gown without competing with it. Choose this style for a classic finish with a veil or an elegant updo.
- Delicate headbands and low tiaras: A subtle profile adds sparkle while keeping your hairstyle in focus. These styles work particularly well with sleek, straight hair or intricate braids.
- Taller statement crowns: Choose a more prominent shape when you want your headpiece to be a focal point. Voluminous curls and high buns balance the height, making this a striking option for proms, pageants and galas.
- Celebration headbands: The Bride To Be headband adds a playful finishing touch to a bachelorette party. Birthday Girl and Birthday Queen designs put the birthday guest in the spotlight and make a fun accessory for party photos.
Match the color to your outfit
Coordinate your tiara with the jewelry you plan to wear, or use a contrasting color to give a simple outfit more personality. The range includes silver, gold and rose gold tones alongside colorful rhinestone designs.
- Silver tones: A natural choice with silver jewelry, cool colors or silver embellishments on a dress. Choose a sparkling silver design for a crisp, classic finish.
- Gold tones: Pair with gold jewelry or warm shades such as champagne, ivory and cream for a coordinated look. Gold and opal colors offer another way to build a softly colored party outfit.
- Rose gold tones: Choose this warm, rosy color when you want a softer alternative to silver or gold, especially alongside blush shades and romantic styling.
- Pink and rainbow designs: Pick pink to echo a party color theme, or rainbow rhinestones for a more playful statement. These are an easy way to add color when your dress and other accessories are understated.
Balance your headpiece with the rest of your look
Consider your neckline as well as your hairstyle. A sparkling crown can give a simple evening dress its focal point, while a delicate tiara lets an embellished gown take center stage. For a coordinated finish, repeat one color from the headpiece in your earrings or another accessory rather than making every detail compete for attention.
Frequently asked questions
How do I keep a tiara in place?
For a style with end combs, lightly tease the hair at the roots where the tiara will sit to give the combs more grip. If the design has side loops, insert bobby pins through them and cross two pins at each side for extra hold. The fastening method depends on whether your chosen tiara has combs or loops.
Can I wear a tiara with my hair down?
Yes. Loose curls or a hairstyle with the upper section pinned back both work beautifully with a tiara. A headband style is often easier to wear with loose hair than a heavier crown because it does not rely on a supportive updo.
Are there tiaras suitable for children?
Yes, the range includes smaller, lighter styles for flower girls, communions, birthdays and dressing up. A smaller diadem or hair comb is a good choice for a child's occasion look rather than a tall statement crown.