Look Pretty In A
Pink Wig
If you’re heading to a party or out to a club and want to wear a pink wig, then we’ve got the tips on the kinds of outfits and costumes best suited to this fun and edgy colour.
General OutfitsIf you’re going to wear pink hair then it’s better not to wear pink clothes unless it’s a costume. The colours that don’t clash with pink are yellows, blues, browns, purples, greens and black – black is great for muting the intensity of the wig. Avoid red as it’s on the same scale as pink so won’t compliment the colour.
CelebritiesWe’ve seen plenty of celebrities with offbeat styles of dress, a wig that's pink is great to add to this style of dress to really complete the look.
The 80’s LookEasy peasy. Put on lots of big jewellery, necklaces and bracelets and bright make up (avoid red lipstick, keep it funky with pink lippy instead!).Incorporate leg warmers over legging, or skinny jeans, puffed skirts and my favourite, take a loose shirt (you can slash the collar so it exposes a shoulder), tie a knot in the bottom near your hip, throw on a large belt and clash until your heart’s content!
Fairies & PrincessesIf you’re thinking of going to a party, that’s themed or making a statement on a night out then here are some ways to wear your wig and wear it pink.If you’ve got sparkly dress or leggings these are great for fairy/princess outfits. If you’ve got ballet looking shoes – pale flat shoes and glittery make up then this will really enhance your look. So you see, you can wear a pink wig either as part of a costume or a fashion statement, the choice is yours. If you prefer to keep it subtle then perhaps
pink hair extensions
are a more suited alternative.
Cost & AvailabilityYou can usually find good quality synthetic pink wigs online and of course we'll have them here. These wigs can start from about £10 ($17 USD) all the way up to the dizzying heights of about £35 (about $50 US) in other words, affordable, you'll look pretty in pink without all the cost.
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