Wiglet Collection

Advert for Unwin & Albert womens coiffure 1908 Advert for Unwin & Albert womens
Ladies hairdressers in Regent Street, transforming your hair in anyway possible. Date: 1908

Advert for International Hair Co. 1910
Latest transformation in wiglets for women. Date: 1910

Advert for International Hair Co. 1912
Latest transformation in wiglets for women. 1912

Advert for Jourliac hairpieces 1912
Latest fashion in hairpieces. 1912

Advert for Unwin & Albert fringes 1898
Made of natural curling and waving hair, not affected by the sea air! 1898

Advert for Noirat hairpieces 1909
Advertisement for Noirat hairpieces, showing women with increased volume on top to support their enormous hats. 1909

Advert for Marius Heng, hair and beauty 1912
Advert for Marius Heng, lighter wigs with accessories. 1912

Advert for Marius Heng, hairpieces 1906
Advert for Marius Heng, elegant hairstyles using hairpieces for women. 1906

Advert for Noirat, hairpieces 1910
Advert for Noirat, pre-made fashionable wiglets for evening dress, an exhibition in Brussels, Noirat, won a prize for its hairpieces. 1910

Advert for Noirat, hair and beauty 1912
Advertisement for Noirat, showing women with increased visual width at the back of the head using wavy wigs, also wearing discrete headbands with feather and combs. 1912

Advert for William Cuverville wigs & decorative bands 1912
Advertisement for William Cuverville, womens wavy hairpieces and decorative bands with feathers. Photograph of women making wiglets, with male supervisors looking over them. 1912

Advert for Noirat, hairpieces 1912
Advertisement for Noirat, wavy hairpieces for women with elegant ornamented bands and hair combs. 1912

Advert for B Henry hairpieces 1908
Pre-made small wiglets, curls and false buns to be incorporated into the womens hairstyles. 1908

Advert for Thierry Schram, hairpiece 1910
Flexible coiffure hairpiece with a twisted extension or wiglet available from Thierry Schram. 1910

Advert for International Hair Co. 1913
Latest transformation in wiglets for women. 1913

Trade catalogue of hairpieces 1911
Trade catalogue for Harrords department store, showing a collection of Edwardian wiglets. Date: 1911

Advert for Marius Heng, hairpieces 1910
Advert for Marius Heng, elegant hairstyles using hairpieces for women. Date: 1910

Advert for B Henry hairpieces 1910
Advertisement for extensions. 1910

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Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of hair fashion with these vintage advertisements from the early 1900s. From Unwin & Albert to International Hair Co. , Marius Heng, Noirat, Jourliac, and William Cuverville, these brands were at the forefront of women's coiffure trends. In 1898, Unwin & Albert introduced their fringes that added a touch of elegance to any hairstyle. Fast forward to 1906 when Marius Heng unveiled their exquisite hairpieces that transformed ordinary locks into works of art. The following year, Noirat wowed customers with their innovative hairpieces that effortlessly enhanced natural beauty. By 1910, International Hair Co. Had established itself as a go-to destination for women seeking high-quality wigs and accessories. Their wide range of options allowed ladies to experiment with different looks and express their individuality. Jourliac entered the scene in 1912 with their revolutionary hairpieces that seamlessly blended into one's own tresses. This breakthrough innovation made it nearly impossible for anyone to detect the secret behind those luscious locks. Meanwhile, William Cuverville captured hearts in 1912 by offering not only wigs but also decorative bands that adorned hairstyles with a touch of glamour and sophistication. Throughout this era, Noirat continued to dominate the market with its exceptional selection of hairpieces and beauty services. Whether you desired an intricate updo or cascading curls, Noirat had you covered. Marius Heng remained consistent in providing top-notch products throughout the years; they understood how important it was for women to feel confident about their appearance. As we look back on these adverts from over a century ago, we can appreciate how much has changed while recognizing timeless elements still present today – our desire for beautiful hair never goes out of style.