HeadbandsHeadbandsWelcome to TanoJewelry.com! We strive to bring you the most coveted, fashionable and affordable fashion jewelry around. It is a constant search for us, from the catwalks of Fashion Week to the ladies strutting down Main Street USA and of course the celebrities prancing down the red carpet, we research all of it just for you. It is every one's right to look fabulous and not break the bank at the same time. From boldly colored headbands to brightly painted wood bangles just to name a few, we have something for everyone and that is something that we will always promise to you, our fashionable customers!
Headband Bestsellers
Name:Purple Headband
Name:Black Headband
Name:Thin Turquoise Headband
Name:Double Leopard Premium Headband
Name:Red Headband
Name:Leopard Print Headband
Name:White Cloth Headband
Name:Black Bow Headband
Name:Sienna (Pink) Headband
Name:Thin Double Jelly Headband
Name:Beige Polka Dots
Name:Brown Premium Headband
Name:Feather Headband
Name:Celebrity Headband
Name:Purple Cloth Headband
Headband Styles of 2014
Name: Purple Satin Bow
This is the story of a love affair with headbands. Headbands are something that have been at the forefront and an ever present comfort in my otherwise hectic life. From the time I was born and, frankly, didn't even have a say as to how I was dressed, my mother propped me up and adorned my bald head with a bright pink and largely over the top elastic headband. I was being passed around and dressed into multiple ensembles each day as a treasured little infant. One thing that was always constant was that pink headband. Which, in hindsight, was probably merely to avoid having to answer the question, "Oh, is it a boy or a girl?" twenty five times a day.
Then came the single digit years of my life when I finally grasped that I had a say-so as to what I could accessorize with and you can be sure it was always a headband. Not only was it a practical way to hold my hair back, but it looked darn good too! Oh how this was an awakening. If only someone would have told me to treasure this moment of fashion being practical because in ten years I would be trying on high heels for the first time and it would have prevented the shock and horror that it had to be that painful to look that good.
Then of course came my teens, oh how I hate to look back at them and my mother shutters at them. What with the screaming at my sisters to stop wearing my clothes and yelling at her to allow me to hang out with the boys. What I don't mind is looking back at pictures because I rocked the headband the whole way through. Sure in the 80's it was the bigger the better, then we had the 90's when thinner could practically never be attained, hence the term "floss" gaining it's place slang-dom. Now that we're in the millennium it works out perfectly because we're a hodge podge of "anything goes!". You couldn't have gotten away with grunge looks in the 80's or shoulder pads in the 90's but try both of those looks combined and