Turn old into new: How to spice up your Fantasy Headpiece with a few simple steps

Fantasy headpieces can look fantastic and complement an outfit perfectly. However, some headpieces can look a little boring or even tacky. But don't worry, there are simple steps you can take to turn a boring Fantasy Headpiece into a real highlight. In this blog post, I'm going to show you how to spice up your headpiece with a few simple tricks and materials.

1. Add details: One of the easiest things you can do to make a Fantasy Headpiece more interesting is to add details. These can be small accessories like feathers, beads or glitter stones that will make the headpiece shine. If the headpiece has a certain shape, you can also add other elements that match the shape.

2. Use different materials: If the headpiece is made of one material, you can combine it with other materials to spice it up. An example would be to add a piece of leather or some metal parts to make it look rugged and futuristic. If the headpiece is already made of different materials, you can try to combine these materials to make it look more interesting.

3. Change the color: Another easy way to spice up a headpiece is to change its color. You can dye it a more vibrant color like red or blue, or add gradients. If the headpiece is already made up of different colors, you can try changing or intensifying those colors for a more interesting look.

4. Use light effects: If you want to make the headpiece even more interesting, you can add lighting effects to it. You can add LEDs or other light sources to make the headpiece glow or create shadows.

There are many simple steps you can take to turn a boring fantasy headpiece into a real highlight. With a few accessories, different materials, color changes, shape changes and light effects, you can create a headpiece that will catch everyone's eye.

These ideas are not enough for you and you want something completely new? Then feel free to contact me and commission me to create your dream headpiece! Use the contact form here on my website or send me an email to janinagoldphoto[at]outlook.com.

I am looking forward to it!