Fashion

Dancers bring choreography to life with their movements and their entire presence, including their costumes, makeup, and even the way they style their hair. Therefore, you want to look your best while performing and highlight your facial expressions with a flawless stage hairstyle. Performance hairstyles are typically more dramatic and eye-catching, standing out under stage lighting. To achieve a stunning, stage-ready hairstyle that holds up throughout the performance, dancers often rely on hairpiece ponytail extensions.

Ponytail hairpieces are one of the easiest ways to achieve a polished, voluminous, and long-lasting hairstyle. They can be a great way to add some extra volume, length, and oomph to а natural ponytail and lend themselves well to a range of styles. Whether it’s a sleek high ponytail for a modern or edgy performance or a voluminous curly ponytail for a romantic or classical theme, realistic and easy-to-use hairpiece ponytail pieces are a practical, convenient, and stylish solution for any dancer.

Lace is one of those fabrics that have been used since ever. Practice shows that their use dates back to ancient Babylon and Egypt, and since then, lace has been available in a range of types, styles and patterns. In the past, the production of lace was quite low which explains the fact why it hasn’t been used by many. Lace was quite expensive back then and it was a symbol of luxury and royalty. The strangest thing you might hear now is that in the 16^th and 17^th centuries, lace was mainly used on male clothing pieces. Being a symbol of nobility means that it was mainly used as a part of costumes of people of high status like military and country officers.

It was in the 18^th and 19^th centuries when people could have seen lace more often and mainly on women’s gowns and evening dresses. In the 20^th century, lace was quite easy to find because its production was easier and faster. At that time, lace was mainly used on cuffs, the neckline and even on whole dresses from head to toe.

Nowadays, lace is quite a commonly used material, mainly on shirts and dresses worn by women. Nowadays, lace is associated with elegance and style, and it is available in a large selection of patterns instead of the two commonly used types in the past – the snowflake-shaped hollow pattern and the disc-shaped hollow pattern.

“For every minute spent in organising, an hour is earned”

Benjamin Franklin

And this quote doesn’t even begin to cover all the benefits that come with being organised. Talking about increased focus, efficiency, and productivity on the job, but also reduced stress and anxiety once you close your laptop. The fuss and clutter in the office have sneaky ways of undermining your success on the job, and they can reflect negatively on your personal life as well. So how does one bring order to chaos?

Just look at the Fashion channels. It’s ALL OVER! Fringe, studs, and revisited cowboy boots virtually rule the runways and the streets. However, the response has been mixed. Some people say, “I love it, Yee-haw,” while others say, “I could never pull that off.” Well, this post is for the sceptics, the trend-averse, and the “what do I do with that?” types.