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Its official,hair accessoriesare back in style.
However, the styling method remains the same: start at your hairline and push it back.
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Recreate a similar look by laying your hair down and slicking it back before adding an ornate headband.
We love this unique and eclectic pairing that allows you to show off your style in multiple ways.
Useedge controlto ensure your hair remains laid down all day (or night) long.
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Knotted Wrap
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Keep things casual with this versatile headband style.
This style can be recreated with your hair up or down.
Down and Touseled
Tousled waves like Sydney Sweeney’s look great with an added row ofpearlsand/or rhinestones.
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Here,Matilda Djerfopted for a crochet style that is giving us major summer style inspiration.
Classic Lacquered
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Lacquered headbands are timeless and super chic.
Partly inspired bybaroquestyle, longer strands with volume will make this accessory pop even more.
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Embellished Pixie
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Thin embellished headbands are a great way to complementshorter hairstyleslikeJanelle Monae’s.
Hair accessories can make the perfect addition to a pixie cut for a touch of elegance and sophistication.
Wear it with statement jewelry and slicked-back hair for a polished look.
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To maximize the look, tie the leftover lengths into a bow around your neck.
Add an embellished headband to level up the look.
Long Waves
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This chic and modern look requires minimal styling.
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It is the perfect option if you are on-the-go but want to wear your wavy hair on display.
Butler recommends using Paul MitchellFoaming Pommadeto hold your waves.
He says it “performs in any situation.
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Using hot tools to style?
Short hair that needs a distinct style?
Here, Barbara Palvin Sprouse recreated the look by tying a red handkerchief on aretro updo.
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Use your natural curls or create loose waves before twisting your strands into ahigh bun.
Sporty Chic
Lori Harvey’s sporty look is a direct throwback to the1990s.
This style is a great way to conceal post-workout edges and celebrate the beloved hair accessories of the decade.
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Faux Fur
Bring preppy style into the colder months by opting for afaux furheadband.
We can’t get enough of this cozy winter white, shearling moment.
Winter Wool
Headbands can be functional, too.
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Use it as a means to coordinate to your fit or add some contrast to your look.
Silver Jewels
Headbands don’t have to be simple; they can also be considered jewelry.
Recreate this look by slicking back or braiding your hair and styling a few loose strands on your forehead.
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A large flat headband was added to her lob, which was styled with flipped out ends.
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Add some statement jewelry to up the ante on this otherwise minimalistic look.
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Pearls with Face-Framing Strands
Pearls help elevate any look, even a simple bun.
Keep a few strands out for a tousled effect.
Tortoise Shell
Tortoiseshell is a timeless pattern that can give any outfit some added preppy flair.
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Simply push back your hair to secure the accessory and leave your strands free-flowing for an everyday look.
Low Ponytail
Elevate alow ponytailor half-up, half-down look with the simple addition of a headband.
Here, Christinna Kuan opted for a silver padded style, a middle part, and loose waves.
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