Other than being one of the most glamorous hair accessories and the easiest cure for a bad hair day that makes you look instantly Glam.!! , bad hair day? (throw your hair in a turban and way you go).. The Turban has quite a history behind it and while the fashion for the turban was partly borne of necessity in Europe, it became chic and highly worn in the early late 1930s early 1940s when it appeared on the heads of Hollywood icons. such as Lana Turner who created an iconic image of femme fatale in turban in The Post man always rings twice..( I highly recommend to watch) ,the growing US popularity of South American stars such as Carmen Miranda also raised the profile of the draped turban as glamour wear – Miranda wore hers in a variety of extreme permutations in her films. The turban really never lost its glam as it was still a hot accessory straight through into the early 70s when Biba loved a shiny disco turban .
In current time the Turban has made a huge come back as seen on Prada's runway in back in 2007 and a huge turn around in the Pin Up scene , incorporating into vintage hairstyles.
You can really adapt your own style & character with a classic turban, add a vintage brooch, a feather, the turban can take you from day to night.
I fell in love with the turban many moons ago , and started experimenting with my own variation of the 1940s turban creating it into a classic modern day design and using high quality Dupion silk that I sculptured, I managed to recreate an easy lightweight style that can be worn everyday.
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I hope you enjoy our Turbans and never have a bad hair day again
ilana Xx
The House Of Hats Gold Dust Turban
" My Gold Dust Turban is so beautifully made for me it gets worn almost daily, i love it so much'
Testimonial form one of our Clients Melissa Bant.
Photo shoot with Photographer Margaret Ellen Burns & Model Pearl Spring Featuring our Aqua silk Turban
Vintage 1940's Turban
Vintage Vogue 1940's Featuring a glam Turban
Carmen Miranda was the Queen of Turbans , Famous for topping them with Fruit
The House Of Hats Fortune teller Silk Turban as featured in Elegant Magazine .