As a style star and “Giggly Squad” host, Paige DeSorbo’s no stranger to answering fans’ fashion questions off the top of her head.
But she said on Thursday that the “No. 1” thing people ask her is where she gets her signature stretchy headbands from — and the answer is none other than Amazon.
She spotlighted her favorite DiyJibb Headbands in a summer style-themed Amazon Live, saying “there’s something so 1960s” about pairing them with a fresh blowout.
“They’re the best thing ever; I just feel like they’re so comfortable,” she added, noting she also uses them if she’s having a bad or greasy hair day.
Given they’re just over $5 for a pack of seven, it’s like paying less than $1 per headband. And while DeSorbo spotlighted a set of neutral hues, there’s a variety of color combinations from which to choose.
Amazon reviewers are impressed too, as the headbands have racked up more than 370 five-star reviews praising their quality and comfort.
“I used them literally every day,” one reviewer wrote, while another said, “It’s super soft, super light in weight but still holds your hair back!”
DeSorbo’s latest livestream also included plenty of closet staples, including the Qinsen Crewneck T-Shirt she’s “been living in” all summer.
“There’s just something about it that is very flattering,” she raved, saying she’s paired it with everything from jeans to capris to white linen pants.
She also dubbed the Eachyes Double-Lined Tank Top “one of the best,” saying she’s even dressed it up for going out.
Below, shop a few more of the “Summer House” alum’s warm-weather style staples — all of which would also transition perfectly into early fall.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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