
This season's hottest updos allow us to twist, turn and roll while having fun with our styling. Simple, groomed, sleek, messy, effortlessly gorgeous, rolled up, low, the fall/winter 2011-2012 updo trends demand maximum creativity. Take a look, grab your comb, some bobby pins and hairspray and get ready to go wild.
Updo hairstyles are amazing.
They are so easy to achieve and can transform your look from day to
night in an instant. Besides, there are no special tricks involved
and they require minimum amount of effort or styling tools. Whether
you choose a classic, old-school bun or a more complex, edgy
version, this is the perfect 'do if you want a sexy, elegant,
wow-worthy appearance. From simple ballerina buns and polished
French twists to dramatic and sophisticated 'dos, we have chosen
some of the hottest fall/winter
2011-2012 updo trends and some easy tips to help you try
them at home.
Facing a bad hair day? Or are you in a hurry and have no time to
make a cool hairstyle? A slightly messy side-swept knot
(Sonia Rykiel, Chanel) might solve your dilemma and become a real
lifesaver. In fact, who says you cannot turn heads with a simple,
timeless ballerina bun (Yves Saint Laurent, Stella McCartney)? And
in order to get the look you just have to pull hair into a low
ponytail, twist it into a bun and secure it with bobby pins. If you
are more like a romantic girl at heart, you can also try a loose
and soft 'do as spotted at Dolce & Gabbana and Cacharel. You
can give your look a chic flair by creating the sky high bun seen
at Donna Karan or the refined, super-sleek and glossy updo seen at
Giles.
Yves Saint Laurent
Stella McCartney
The ballerina bun
spotted at Donna Karan is so ladylike and refined. It is easy to
create and it can make a real impact despite its apparent
simplicity. Plus, it is a great party 'do as it oozes elegance and
glamour. Start by creating a high ponytail and secure it with an
elastic band. Next, make a soft bun around the base of the pony and
pin the hair loosely using some bobby pins.
Embrace easy fall styling with a loose updo as seen at Dennis Basso
or a tousled, undone 'do as spotted at Michael Kors. It seems that
at Kors it all started as a French twist and it turned out to be a
beautiful, rather messy look, yet effortlessly sexy. At Rochas,
hair was gathered into an almost perfect, groomed chignon with a
light masculine flair, while at Moschino the famous French twist
looks impeccably. For a super-stylish French twist, start by
backcombing hair at the crown. Next, brush hair gently to one side
and place bobby pins vertically up the center back of the head.
Then, twist the free section of hair upward and toward the other
side of the head. Secure it into place using large bobby pins
paying attention so the roll hides the pins. Apply some
hairspray.
Style it up this fall with a special, elegant bun as seen at Luca
Luca and Carolina Herrera with hair folded upward and inward. A
stunning style and a perfect match for red, vampy lips.
This fall you are allowed to have fun while styling your hair.
Go glam and try extravagant, head-turning, sculpted twists as seen
at Badgley Mischka and Holly Fulton. These styles are bold and work
great for a chic night out. For the Mischka look just create a side
parting, twist hair on both sides in different ways and unite them
at the back, on one side, making a spiral rolled chignon.
Looking for a spectacular style for long tresses? Go fierce with
big hair! Look no further than the bouffant, vintage-inspired
beehive spotted at Bottega Veneta and Jean Paul Gaultier. A beehive
is so versatile and flatters all face shapes. Start at the crown of
the head, backcomb the hair and apply some hairspray at the roots.
Gather your hair at the center of the head, twist and pin loosely
into place, leaving a few flyaways to frame your face. Whether
you're going out for a romantic date or just on a night out with
your friends, a voluminous, rather disheveled 'do (Ruffian, Fendi)
can add that classic sophistication you need in order to stand
out.
Bottega Veneta
Jean Paul Gaultier
Photos courtesy of elle.com, style.com
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