Choosing the Perfect Crown Style

TO MAKE YOUR FANTASY LOOK A REALITY

The Main Shapes of Fantasy Crowns

Now crowns, especially mine, can look vastly different in their styles but overall there’s 4 main shapes they come in.

Tiara

Think typical princess crown. This shape will sit on the top of your head towards the middle and will be taller in the front and taper down towards your ears.

Circlet

Think Elven or Celtic crowns. This shape will mostly or entirely encircle your head but will sit lower down on your forehead. The height will either be the same all the way around or have a bigger “v” shape in the front.

Halo Crown

Think goddess crowns. This shape is actually a head band with a second or multiple bands stretching out to give it lots of vertical height instead of depth.

Traditional Crown

Think a stereotypical kings crown. This shape encircles your head but sits on top of it instead of on the forehead. Most of the time it’s going to have multiple vertical peaks.

Each picture gives an example of the 4 main shapes.

Which shape is best for you?

To help determine which crown shape is best for you, think about the look you want to achieve. The different styles tend to lend themselves to different vibes more easily than others, so you first need to decide what kind of look you’re going for and then you can choose what shape works best. Here's a little diagram to give you a better understanding:

The 4 main crown shapes can overlap in various ways. This diagram shows how the vibe can change when you change the shape of your fantasy crown.

Here's some more picture examples of how the different shapes can be created to have very different looks.

Each row of pictures shows how a specific crown shape can differ in its look depending on the idea.

Bookmark this page for the next time you're choosing a crown to match your attire for your next fantasy event!