The festivities are approaching, and it is time to give your hair a chic and relaxed touch. Discover four must-have looks, enhanced by our precious accessories, to shine with simplicity during the holidays.
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A revisited version of the French Twist - this tight twist of hair that is coiled onto itself and held with a clip - the twisted updo is the chic version using a large barrette that is placed through the twist for an effortlessly polished effect.
The simplicity of the high ponytail becomes a style statement by adding a barrette at the top, like a piece of jewelry. With its fine gold-plated brass knot, the Knot Or barrette will be perfect for adding that touch of shine, making this hairstyle ideal for year-end parties where you want to stand out.
The French twist gets a modern update with an Eyelets barrette, delicately positioned on the side. This hairstyle is the definition of casual elegance, perfect for festive gatherings where effortless style is a must. Play with texture by letting a few stray strands escape for a natural look.
The half-up hairstyle becomes a refined choice with the addition of a clip like the Knot Or clip and its delicate appearance. This hairstyle clears the face while allowing the hair to remain loose, halfway between casual and sophisticated. It will be perfect for intimate dinners or relaxed evenings with friends.
Transform the traditional ponytail with a modern touch. Tuck it under and secure it with a hair tie, then add a barrette on top for a look that blends boldness and glamour. This hairstyle is ideal for formal events or a night out in town.
These simple hairstyles, accented by our creations, will allow you to shine effortlessly during the festivities. Add a touch of glamour to your hair while staying true to your relaxed style. Get ready to celebrate with elegance!
At Mauliébris, hair becomes a language. Each piece is conceived as a sculptural gesture, shaping silhouettes, shifting attitudes, and bringing a certain Parisian nonchalance to the everyday.