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• Steps
• Part 1 of 3: Choosing a Tiara
• Part 2 of 3: Choosing the Right Hairstyle and Attire
• Part 3 of 3: The process of putting on the tiara
• Tips

The tiara (a type of tiara) is becoming a popular adornment not only for the bride, but also for many official events, including proms and gala dinners. However, there are a few tricks to how to wear it. They consist in simple knowledge of how to choose the right tiara, how to wear it and what to combine with.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Choosing a Tiara

1. 1 Think about what to wear with the tiara. When choosing a tiara, you also need to consider the dress you will be wearing. The tiara should complement the image, and not draw all attention to itself. For example, if the dress is decorated with rhinestones, then a tiara with rhinestones would be an ideal choice. If the dress is adorned with pearls, then a pearl tiara is best suited for such a dress.
   • If the tiara is not intended for a sophisticated formal outfit (for example, for a prom, wedding or other important event), then choose a tiara that will be the centerpiece of the image.
   • Make sure the tiara matches your jewelry and doesn't compete with them. For example, if you are wearing jewelry made of silver with diamonds, then pick up a silver tiara with diamonds.
2. 2 Think about your hairstyle. Different tiaras work well with different hairstyles. If you have already picked up a hairstyle for your outfit, then choose a tiara for it. For example, a small tiara will work better for a tall hairstyle than a wider, longer tiara.
3. 3 Choose a tiara that matches the shape of your face. While there are no set rules for choosing a tiara, certain styles of tiara suit some face shapes better than others. As a general rule, try to choose a tiara shape that is the opposite of your face shape.
   • If you have a heart shape, choose a tiara with a V-shaped front. This will create the feeling of a more elongated face.
   • If you have an elongated face, then choose a short or even flat tiara that lies evenly over the entire crown. Avoid tall or pointed tiaras.
   • If you have an oval face shape, you can choose from most shapes. However, avoid tiaras with a high center part, as such decoration can visually stretch the face even more.
   • If you have a round face, choose a tall or pointed tiara. She will "stretch" her face. Avoid rounded tiaras.
4. 4 Choose a tiara with an oval base rather than a round base. The head is actually oval in shape, so the oval base of the tiara will work better. The round base will not fit over the entire head. It will also hurt to squeeze your head.
5. 5 Choose a tiara that slopes slightly forward. If you put the tiara on a flat surface, the front should tilt slightly forward. Such a tiara will beautifully frame your face.
6. 6 Make sure the tiara fits comfortably on your head. A tiara that is too large can slip off your head. Bend the temples of the tiara slightly, if necessary, so that it fits well. Do not bend the tiara exactly in the middle, as you may damage it.
   • Make sure the tiara is not too tight or you may get a headache after wearing it.

Part 2 of 3: Choosing the Right Hairstyle and Attire

1. 1 Hide the ends of the tiara if you are not combing your hair up. In general, loose and unstyled hair looks too casual for a tiara, which is often associated with formality and royals. If you do decide to let your hair down, cover the ends of the tiara with a few strands of hair. This will make them look better together.
   • Style some strands in waves or soft curls. This will give the hairstyle some lightness and grace.
   • For a more casual look, choose a simple floral tiara.
2. 2 Think of what the tiara can be hooked on. If you are going to loose your hair, then the tiara will have nothing to hold on to. Try braiding or twisting your hair into bundles at both temples. Wrap both harnesses around your head. Secure with a hair clip just above your ears. When you put on the tiara, the tips should slide right behind these braided or twisted bands.
3. 3 Try a tall hairdo for a classic look and maximum support. You can make a high and tight bun, like a ballerina, or a loose / sloppy bun. You can even try making a ponytail or braiding.
   • Add volume to the ponytail by lightly combing the hair at the crown and giving it a ball shape.
4. 4 Combine a tiara with a formal outfit. There are certain accessories that work best with a certain type of outfit. The tiara is one such accessory. Just as you should not combine sweatpants and an elegant shirt dress, you should also not wear a tiara with jeans and a T-shirt.
5. 5 Wear the tiara at formal occasions. Since the tiara is associated with royalty and royalty, it is best worn for special, formal occasions. For everyday wear, the tiara is too pretentious and formal.
   • On the other hand, many girls choose to wear the coming of age tiara to stand out and feel special.

Part 3 of 3: The process of putting on the tiara

1. 1 Don't wash your hair. It may sound repulsive, but the tiara sticks better on hair that was washed a day ago. If you need to wash your hair, do not use conditioner. This will give your hair extra texture and grip, which will keep the tiara on your head for longer.
2. 2 Get your hair done first. This includes the application of all products, including hairspray. If you apply varnish after wearing the tiara, the surface of the tiara will fade and become sticky.
3. 3 Gently slide the tiara to the middle of your head. Try tilting it slightly to catch the teeth in your hair.So the tiara will fit better with the hairstyle. Try not to just put the tiara on top of your head.
4. 4 Use invisible pins to fix the tiara. To prevent the tiara from falling, fasten it on your head with invisible ones. Pin the invisible pins in inconspicuous places so that they are not visible and do not interfere with the tiara.
5. 5 Do not attach the veil to the tiara. The veil can pull the tiara back hard and cause pain. Instead, put on the tiara first, then secure the veil directly to your hair.

Tips

• On their wedding day, brides often turn to professional stylists and hairdressers for help. If you want to do the same, then talk to your hairdresser ahead of time to make sure she can use the tiara and other hair accessories you have chosen.
• Wear the tiara with dignity.