The top knot
The key to a stylish topknot is to create contrast between the pulled-back hair and the knot itself.
Try to keep the pulled-back hair sleek and glossy, while the knot itself should be wild and almost undone.
The duo ends up complimenting each other perfectly and will bring an air of chicness to this easy and want-to-be-lazy-but-not-look-it hairstyle.
The messy ponytail
Day or night, this easy-to-execute hairstyle pretty much kills it. Not only can you wear it with boyfriend jeans, a white button-down, and heels, but it's also the perfect look to wear with your favorite LBD.
- Hold the middle section of hair in your left hand, take your right hand and tease your hair, raking it from the ends towards the roots to add some oomph.
- Take two sections of hair in line with your temples and pull them back. Be sure to leave a few wispy pieces out to add to the overall messiness of this look.
- Using the two sections that you're holding in each hand, crisscross them over the rest of your hair as the first step in creating your ponytail.
- Crisscross your hair again. This time cross the two sections underneath your hair and pull it tight to make the actual tail.
- With a hair elastic, secure the ponytail at the base, and then grab a sliver of hair from underneath the tail to wrap around the hair tie, concealing it and secure with bobby pins.
The long bob
The LOB, or long bob is a great transitional style, and it looks good on most facial shapes and hair types. The bob has been the haircut of choice for brazen females of the past like Coco Chanel and Elizabeth Taylor, but the above-the-shoulder length, lob, is decidedly timeless.
Kim Kardashian and Jourdan Dunn are just two of the most recent celebrities to rock this chic look.
