Something About Mary Wig

Hocus Pocus 2’s Sanderson sisters have returned with force in this sequel and one thing remains consistent among them – their iconic wigs! Taylor Henderson as Winnie, Juju Journey Brener as Sarah and Nina Kitchen as Mary all feature spectacular wigs ranging from 1930s fingerwave lewks to Gibson girl bobs in this animated fever dream segment of the film.

From deluxe Mary wigs to adorable lollipop witch wigs, there is a variety of fantastic choices out there to help anyone create the Salem sister they were meant to be this Halloween. Simply add some magic, and get ready to create some wicked potions!

Mary Wigman (Karoline Sophie Marie Wiegmann; 13 November 1886 – 18 September 1973), famous for her expressive dance, was one of the pioneers in German culture who pioneered expressive movement training without pointe shoes. Known for pioneering modern dance, dance therapy, and movement education in its current state after World War II, Wigman founded a West Berlin school and lectured throughout Germany and abroad after WWII – she even won both a Schiller Prize from Mannheim City Hall as well as being awarded Germany’s Great Cross of Merit after receiving both awards – before passing away and being laid to rest next to family grave next door to Wigmann family grave in Essen, Germany after spending her last days there