Girls Fashion Trends
As a Baby Boomer I remember and have an affinity for the original peace sign. When this cultural icon faded away in the 70s who'd have thought any of us would ever see it again?
Trendy Clips Peace Hairbands
iPhone Photo by Janis Brett Elspas
Surprisingly, in the last few years we've seen a resurgence in popularity again, especially among kids, tweens, and teens. These lovely peace hairbands by Los Angeles-area based Trendy Clips exemplifies that return to vogue.
As a Baby Boomer I remember and have an affinity for the original peace sign. When this cultural icon faded away in the 70s who'd have thought any of us would ever see it again?
Trendy Clips Peace HairbandsiPhone Photo by Janis Brett Elspas
Surprisingly, in the last few years we've seen a resurgence in popularity again, especially among kids, tweens, and teens. These lovely peace hairbands by Los Angeles-area based Trendy Clips exemplifies that return to vogue.
Peace Sign Chalk Art by 13 year-old Mini MommyBlogExpertiPhone Photo by Janis Brett Elspas
The peace symbol, by way of introduction, was conceived in 1958 by Gerald Holton for the British Nuclear disarmament movement, long before hippies arrived on the scene. But the peace sign as we know it today didn't become well-ingrained until the 1960s, inspiring the V sign hand gesture that evolved into a way for the young generation of the time to communicate their disillusionment with the Vietnam War. During that turbulent decade ridden with violence, a counter culture of peace emerged that elevated the peace symbol to cult status among the masses.
The peace symbol, by way of introduction, was conceived in 1958 by Gerald Holton for the British Nuclear disarmament movement, long before hippies arrived on the scene. But the peace sign as we know it today didn't become well-ingrained until the 1960s, inspiring the V sign hand gesture that evolved into a way for the young generation of the time to communicate their disillusionment with the Vietnam War. During that turbulent decade ridden with violence, a counter culture of peace emerged that elevated the peace symbol to cult status among the masses.
This trio of delicate pastel peace fashion hairbands are a modern interpretation of that classic beginning. Available in hot pink, turquoise, and lavender, each is beautifully hand crafted by the designer with quality layered grosgrain ribbons and features a peace sign fabricated with more than 2 dozen sparkling crystals.
Above and Below: My Triplet Daughters Flash Peace Signs While Modeling Their Favorite Hairbands
iPhone Photos by Janis Brett Elspas, MommyBlogExpert.com
Priced at $17 each, these one-size fits all hair accessories fit most girls and tweens. They are available retail at this talented mom designer's Trendy Clips online shop and in select boutiques nationwide and in Japan. Also sold wholesale through the Trendy Clips West Coast Rep. The company sells a range of original hair accessories that are not available elsewhere, including bows, barrettes, hairbands, and more for girls and women.
iPhone Photo by Janis Brett Elspas, MommyBlogExpert.comFTC Disclosure: I disclose that I receive product samples to facilitate this review. However, MommyBlogExpert did not receive any payment or other compensation associated with this post. See complete FTC Disclosure information that appears at the bottom of MommyBlogExpert's main page and at the bottom of every individual post on this blog, including this one.
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