Nude fascinator with ribbon and feathers on a clip, comb and Alice band

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Claire’s stylish, intricate fascinators collection will help you look dazzling for any event. Be the belle of the ball with our gorgeous hair accessories, or have all eyes on you with a beautiful hair fascinator.

Larger than a hair fascinator, a hatinator uses a disc or saucer shaped base and are also known as hatinators. Although hatinators look more like a wedding hat in appearance, you actually wear them with a headband or hair clip rather than being worn on the head like a traditional ladies hat. Choose a hair fascinator that attaches with a hair clip or comb. You can position it at the side of your head and use additional pins to keep it in place. If it is going to be windy you might be better with a hair clip or headband because the fascinator will be more secure and there will be less chance the wind will tear it off your head. Style & Design

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Our headband fascinators will still give you some degree of flexibility because you will be able to slide the fascinator up and down the hairband to find an angle and position which looks best on your head shape. For loose hairstyles a medium sized fascinator will work best, and for hair down, you could opt for a larger fascinator or hatinator.

Picture the scene: You’re at your besties’ wedding. You’re wearing the perfect dress, your makeup is flawless and you’re having a truly great hair day. You grab another glass of bubbles as you make your way over to your table, passing a mirror and you realise your outfit could have been even better with a fascinator. If you’re looking for chic and elegant headwear, then our fascinators are perfect. Colours galore In the fascinating world of millinery there are many different styles of fascinator so here we look at some of the most popular types of hats and fascinators: Fascinators Our women’s pillbox hats are a popular hair accessory for weddings and occasions due to their smaller size and elegant simplicity and were a favourite accessory choice of the late Princess Diana and more recently the Duchess of Sussex and Duchess of Cambridge. A pillbox fascinator is made with a pillbox shaped base so the shape is similar to a pillbox hat but is worn on the head using a headband or hair clip attachment to fix the pillbox fascinator in place. Bridal Fascinators & Bridal HatsIf you have darker hair our bright colour fascinators will look sensational, think pink fascinators, purple, red, blue or green. Redheads will look stunning with natural and neutral tones such as cream, beige or nude fascinators, and if you have lighter or blond hair you might want to consider warm colour hues and soft pastel shades such as lilac, coral, gold or silver fascinators. The Weather Fascinators Direct is the UK’s biggest online fascinator store where you can buy hair fascinators for weddings and wedding hats. In the UK, we’re the number one destination for weddings guests and the Mother of the Bride or Groom and our beautiful wedding fascinators are available in a wide choice of popular colour hues to coordinate with your wedding outfit and get you wedding-ready. Crafted from luxe fabrics and quality trimmings our eye-catching millinery designs are decorated with hoops, loops, feathers and flowers to create a unique range of hats and fascinators suitable for everyone and all occasions. A fascinator is a millinery headpiece often worn by women attending formal occasions such as weddings and events. Designed by hat makers or milliners as they are known in the trade, a fascinator is a style of millinery used to create what is essentially a decorative headpiece made with a moulded and shaped fabric base which is then decorated with beads and feathers and attached to a headband, hair clip or comb so it can be worn on the head. These millinery headpieces and occasional headwear are traditionally worn at weddings, events and the races. Learn more about the history of fascinators in our blog. How to wear a fascinator Most fascinators are made with sinamay but other popular millinery fabrics include horsehair braid netting which is a woven polyester mesh sometimes called crinoline or crin for short.