I created my Miss Havisham character as if she last did her hair in 1840s /1850s - when she was getting ready for the wedding. When Pip brought Estella to London it was a bit more than 20 years later, so I researched hairstyles from the 1860s- late 1870s.
I think that Estella never really had very complicated hairstyles s she was growing, and before she got married and moved out of the Satis House There are relatives living with them too, but her adopted mother, Miss Havisham, wasn't much of a mother figure. She didn't even change her clothes or wash herself, why would she treat her hair differently?
Photograph of a woman
Early bustle period
c.1870
c.1870
(source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/370913719281662568/)
Two sisters
Ohio, North Dakota
1870s
Photographer: unknown
(source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/28333802@N04/4884442936/)
Portrait of a woman
Photograph
1870
(source: http://www.bartoscollection.com/historicfashions/ladyfleur.html)
Victorian hairstyle
from Godey's Lady's Book and Magazine
1867
1867
(source: http://www.victoriana.com/Victorian-Fashion/victorianhairstyles-1867.html)
Onésipe Aguado - Woman Seen From The Back
part of "Musings on the Backside"
Metropolitan Museum
Salted paper print from glass negative
1862
(source: http://venetianred.net/2009/02/24/hidden-identity-musings-on-the-backside-part-i/)
1870s Women's Hairstyles
Ordinary Americans and Fashion, 1840-1900
Photograph
Dressed for the Photographer
1870s
Image courtesy of Joan L. Severa
Image courtesy of Joan L. Severa
(source: http://www.uvm.edu/landscape/dating/clothing_and_hair/1870s_hair_women.php)
Portrait of a woman
late 1860s / early 1870s
photograph
Photographer: unknown
Photographer: unknown
(source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/566046246886640645/)
1870s Women's Hairstyles
Ordinary Americans and Fashion, 1840-1900
Photograph
Dressed for the Photographer
Image courtesy of Joan L. Severa
Image courtesy of Joan L. Severa
(source: http://www.uvm.edu/landscape/dating/clothing_and_hair/1870s_hair_women.php)
Hairstyle decorated with a comb
drawing
1860s
Artist: unknown
(source: http://blog.historicalfashions.com/2009/05/1860s-hairstyles.html)
Braided decorated
photograph
1860s
Photographer: unknown
(source: http://blog.historicalfashions.com/2009/05/1860s-hairstyles.html)
Hairstyle no.1
This hairstyle looks more like an early Victorian, but as shown in the research above, with slightly bigger and messier curls, it could be made into a late Victorian, too. Hair at the back it braided and twisted into a bun.
(Feb 21st 2015)
Hairstyle no.2
Curled fringe, sides puled back. Rest of the hair in big tight curls.
(Feb 21st 2015)
Hairstyle no.3
Again, fringe curled, sides pulled back into a big twisted bun at the back.
March 6th 2015
Hairstyle no.4
Curls at the front, one section on each side braided - going under the ear to the bun at the back, twisted around it.
March 6th 2015
March 6th 2015
Hairstyle no.5
Curles at the front, sides swiped back into a bun made out of a twisted plait.
March 6th 2015
Hairstyle no.6
This hairstyle doesn't look on paper the way I imagined it to look in my head. Basically, what I wanted to do here was to take two sections on each side and take them back and, with the rest of the hair, create an oval shaped bun.
March 6th 2015
Hairstyle no.7
Here I'd section the middle of the fringe I'd backomb it to make it look bigger. Then make the sides nice and smooth and pull them to the back - joining at the back with the middle section on top, and pinn it all to stay in place. Rest of the hair wavy.
March 6th 2015
Hairstyle no.8
Curls at the front, sides pulled back into a twisted bun. Rest of the hair wavy.
March 6th 2015
Hairstyle no.9
Just like in the majority of my designs so far, curled fringe and sides pulled back into a bun, inspiration for the bun was taken from my research above.
March 6th 2015
Hairstyle no.10
Wavy fringe, sides sleak, all pulled up into a big top knot at the crown of the head.
March 6th 2015
reference found: Feb 26th - March 5th 2015
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