Wanna feel old? The Chrissy Teigen "Headband of the Day" phenomenon was nearly three years ago. My, my, my, how the world has changed! But one thing apparently hasn't changed: the model, TV host, and social media mayor's love for hair accessories.

For those who don't remember: In the summer of 2018, Teigen started documenting each headband she wore to work out, sharing not only videos of her look but a theme song for the ever-changing hair accessory. Husband John Legend whipped up the little ditty, which goes, "Headband of the day/ It's the headband of the day/ Push your locks away/ It's the headband of the day." No wonder he became an EGOT winner shortly after! 

Teigen created a since-removed HBOTD highlight on her Instagram account (thank goodness she archived it in the above tweet), but all good things must come to an end. The short-lived series is no more.

Luckily, for those of us who miss her headband chronicles (read: everyone), the new and improved Cravings by Chrissy Teigen (or Cravings 2.0, as she called it in an Instagram promo) includes a line called Chill, which is filled with chic loungewear — including adorable headbands.

Called the Ultimate Floral Headband, it's made from a silky rayon that twists at the top and sits comfortably at the neck with covered elastic. The $16 style comes in three patterns — In Bloom, Night Flowers, and Pop of Pink — all of which have an Ultimate Floral Robe counterpart (sold separately for $78). 

Teigen is also selling the more utilitarian Basic B*tch Terry Headband, ideal for masking and face washing and available in three cute colors for $12 each. And while they're not headbands per se (or at all), the Ultimate Floral Scrunchie and Basic B*tch Terry Scrunchie sets of three ($36 and $22 respectively) are definitely worthy of their own theme songs.

If this doesn't prompt Teigen to bring back Headband of the Day, at the very least, it may inspire others to start their own headband-documenting series. One can only hope.

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