The Regent Hat Salon - Cupcakeyy and maya40's workshop - part 3.

The Big Turbanization :D

In the age of regency, turban and turban-like wrapped scarves were in high fashion throughout Europe.
The ladies also wore it as evening wear, with jewelry needles and feathers enhancing the "romantic" and "exotic" feelings.



My first such job was the Africa Inspiration turban converted by Trapping, which is very nice and unisex, but due to its nature it fits very tightly on the head and most of the hair sticks out from under it.




Cupcakeyy agreed that we need to help with this: D
We redesigned the original TS3-to-S2 headgear a bit and then added some ornament. I borrowed the hanging tassel from one of Ran417’s Chinese hair ornaments. I edited the pens and the simple, alpha-editable brooch base in Milkshape. Not a big deal, but less is sometimes more. I wanted to give a lot of variation to those who like to experiment.

Here is our first version:



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The second turban is also one of the TS3-toTS2 stuff. Originally, this was a classic Sims-type "hat hair" that I chose separately.
I also supplemented this with feathers and brooch base, and again with fringe borrowed from Ran417.



Unfortunately, the curls of hair also hang over these, but the mesh still gives more options for individual creations.

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The third turban is actually a scarf that the lady wears wrapped around her head. An edited version of the previous 2 turbanes. I did not have the extra decorations, because it is so beautiful even without decoration.


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The Regent Hat Salon - Cupcakeyy and maya40's workshop - part 2.

This hat was inspired by Emma Thompson’s wonderful film and the cute straw hat seen in it, which Marianne Dashwood wears in this picture.



The hat was also based on one of the works of beyondmatter.
The name of the hat became "Marianne's Hat" after the film and novel heroine.







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The capote bonnets. A relatively small hat made of a variety of materials.
It can be ornate, silk-coated, but it can also be a very simple little straw hat.
The basis of this hat is also one of the creations of beyondmatter, a sunday hat. I transformed this into a regency Victorian bonnet-hat.

Informative article here:

Jane Austen's World

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