Headscarves used to be a staple accessory between the 1940's and 1970's. It is such a versatile accessory that can be used in every season. It can be used to pull your hair back, cover your hair while you do some messy work, or used to hold your hairstyle in place while you run out to do errands. I wish headscarves would make a bigger comeback. Some modern clothing shops sell a few like Old Navy, J Crew, Free People, and Shein but it still isn't as popularly used like it used to be.

If you're like me and prefer to have your hair out of your face or dislike the sun beating on your head, headscarves a great alternative for a hair accessory.  

Here is some vintage headscarf inspiration from Old Hollywood:

Virginia Dale

I think White Christmas (1954) is one of the best holiday films ever made. I know that is a huge declaration but between the cast, the humor, the feel good stories, the bromance, the music, dancing scenes, songs, and fashion-it literally has it all. I have shared many posts through the years about White Christmas (1954) but for this post I would love to share my favorite White Christmas (1954) costumes specifically worn by the Haynes sisters, Betty and Judy.

The great designer Edith Head was behind the designs of everything they wore. Head created pieces made with chiffon, rhinestones, velvet, and fur. She also styled the Haynes sisters in travel attire, dance outfits, and casual daywear for them to wear. The Haynes sisters we dressed stylishly in every scene in the film from their performance pieces, travel excursions, and sleep attire. Rosemary Clooney (Betty Haynes) and Vera-Ellen (Judy Haynes) wear each of Edith Head's designs like a dream. Which one of these costumes are your favorites? I honestly can't choose, I love them all.