Dearest glamorous darlings,
In this sumptuous episode, we explore the opulent wigs of Queen Charlotte—both real and fictional—unraveling their significance in the context of 18th-century fashion and royal politics. From the delicate, nature-inspired Rococo styles of Queen Charlotte’s early years at court to the towering, extravagant coiffures reflecting her royal responsibility, we dive deep into how these wigs are more than just accessories—they are powerful symbols of artifice, political defiance, and personal transformation.
Join us as we travel through the sumptuous world of Bridgerton and period dramas, discovering how Queen Charlotte’s iconic hairstyles not only honor the past but also celebrate her African heritage. We'll discuss the masterful blend of history and creativity that went into the creation of these wigs, including the incredible work behind Bridgerton’s iconic hair designs, the subtle nods to Queen Charlotte's multicultural background, and the powerful symbolism woven into every curl and braid.
Whether you’re a lover of Bridgerton, Period Dramas, or Rococo aesthetic, this episode is a treasure of historical fashion and cinematic artistry. Join the ton for the event of the Season.
Elegantly yours,
Carla Moulin
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