Humankind’s fascination with hair dates back to the earliest of civilizations and lives on in the trends of today. Here are seven Medieval-inspired styles to serve as inspiration for your next hair adventure. Leonardo da Vinci once said, Hair is essential to a face as a frame is to a picture. What lay beneath it was natural, uncut tresses that society simple would not have been able to handle. The hair is described in detail of some of the old manuscripts and mythology stories. The different tribes of course wore different hairstyles. Gold balls and feathers sometimes were fastened to the end of the hair. Women tied their locks up or covered them in headdresses and ornate headpieces. Both men and women took pride in decorating their hair, making elaborate curls and braids.
In the Middle Ages, loose and exposed hair was considered overtly sexual. Regardless, they had a very feminine style sense when it came to both fashion and beauty. Styles were conservative and ornate - seriously, how was anyone ever able to use the restroom in those constricting gowns? It's like peeing while wearing a romper, except much, much worse. Sure, women were forced into marriages and led oppressed, freedom-less lives. The Middle Ages were wildly underrated in the world of chicness. check? The truth is that fabulous 'dos existed even before the dawn of starlets and makeup artists. Kylie's ever-changing mane of follicle goodness? Check. Obviously, Hollywood is all about the #hairgoals. And when it comes to trendy hairstyles, most jump to places like Pinterest or magazines to find modern trends. Inspiration is everywhere, if only you know where to look.
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