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Linda Evangelista, Victoria Beckham, Madonna - all recent female icons who have inspired hair trends in recent times. The 'celebrity look' is deemed a recent phenomenon, but women throughout the ages have obsessed over their hair and often took inspiration from role models of the time.In the 16th century Queen Elizabeth I was the main female icon of her era, and set the trends for the women who adored her lily-white complexion and red tresses. To steal this look, female followers would adorn red wigs, and some even used highly poisonous white lead to achieve the pasty complexion, adding a glow to the cheek with lead based rouge!By the 18th century, big hair was definitely the 'in' thing, with the emergence of Elton John-style elaborate wigs, mile-high coiffures and decorated curls. White powdered wigs with long ringlets were in high fashion; often tied back and adorned with a colourful array of feathers and bows, with the biggest and best offerings being the talk - and envy - of the society gatherings.Bearing in mind it has taken a while for us to catch on to this amazing bit of hair styling magic, I think that it has to be a true testament to the quality of lace wigs. Yes, they can be expensive to buy but, boy are they worth it. Especially when you consider how much you would normally spend on endless trips to the salon in an effort to keep up with the ever changing hair fashions.