5 / 6Close view with pale leaf-like head ornaments, small round elements and many upright transparent-looking veil folds behind the head.
Upright veil folds around the head extend a leaf-like ornament. Compare the hairline, side width and neck area separately with the real pieces.
A closer look · Photo 5

Upright veil folds around the head: assess sideways volume separately

Upright veil folds around the head accompany a broader leaf-like ornament in this close photograph. Small round elements draw its edge. Several transparent areas stand distinctly outwards behind it before the veil falls farther down. A higher sheer-looking neck area with floral forms is visible too. The complete skirt and shoulder sleeves remain outside the crop, making this a focused reference for the width you want around the head itself.

Compare the contour against the hairline with the other close view first. During your own trial, add the arrangement behind the head afterwards. A similarly prominent impression may come from a different combination of headpiece and veil. Decide whether the side folds appeal in profile as much as from the front, keeping the intended hairstyle consistent.

Test the actual attachment with normal head movements and ask which arrangement the offered piece permits. The picture does not establish that layers can be reshaped or raised at will. Choose earrings and neck decoration separately afterwards so their contribution remains clear beside the already prominent headpiece and veil.

At a glance

Upright veil folds around the head extend a leaf-like ornament. Compare the hairline, side width and neck area separately with the real pieces.

Where does the width behind the head come from?

Several upright transparent-looking folds enlarge the view behind the leaf-like headpiece; the two areas contribute separately to the volume.

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