So I did a little research and no this dress isn't typical Rennisance fashion. So to be as historically "accurate" as possible, I want to wear a headdress that would typically be seen in the same time period that a dress of this style. I don't want to mix time lines and I want to look like I stepped out of that century. I'd appreciate any help you guys could give!
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I'm sorry, but your dress is not historical. It doesn't belong to any period, so there is no appropriate headdress or hairstyle.
At best, I would say that it's medieval filtered through late nineteenth century historical paintings filtered through late twentieth century counterculture. Perhaps looking at the artwork of John Waterhouse and Edmund Leighton would give you some inspiration!
The challenge with this dress is that it combines elements of several different time periods. The sleeves, for example, most closely resemble something you might see on a 12th century bliaut (good link here with actual 12th century images of bliauts along with modern reconstructions... https://adamselindisdress.blog/2014/04/28/12th-century-dress-the-bliaut/ )
The body of the dress has elements you might find in 15th century Italian or early 16th century German gowns, or even late 18th century styles (without all of the hoops and underpinnings. The general drape has an earlier medieval feel to it.
So unfortunately finding a headdress that would be accurate for this dress would be impossible as it is not a style documentable to a single period. I think it probably resembles the bliaut the most, though, so if you want something in keeping with that feel a long veil held in place with a fabric or metal band would be keeping with the general aesthetics.