We’ve already sorted out your gifting needs—from the best advent calendars to collect this year to the most stunning holiday beauty collections to cop—but what about your festive-ready look for the slew of parties you have this season?
Whether you’re working with medium-length locks or a layered lob, these celebrity hairdos are your best bet to aceing a party-ready hairdo. Take your pick from braided buns (Saoirse Ronan and Alexa Chung) to dreamy waves (Brie Larson and Emma Stone)—here’s all the A-lister-approved hairstyles you can rock for a festive occasion:
Alexa Chung’s twisted low bun
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The perfect example of a minimum effort/maximum effect hairstyle, Alexa’s ‘do may be described as ‘Right Royal Wedding Hair’, but it’s still perfect for your office Christmas party.
Start with tonged waves, then build height by backcombing the hair from the crown to the nape and up to the ears, to give the hair texture for the grips to anchor in. After backcombing, section the hair into three and twist each into low buns. Leave out face-framing strands in the front or pin them back for a sleeker look.
Keke Palmer’s ‘60s deep side part (complete with barrette)
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Keke Palmer makes a strong case for the ‘60s hair revival with this easy look. Start by straightening the hair, then kinking the flat iron upwards at the very ends to create that classic ’60s turn-up. Then, create your side part (the deeper the better). Add volume by gently teasing at the crown of the head, and smooth the top layer over. Finally, secure your sparkly jewelled barrette to complete the look.
Rosie Huntington Whitley’s sleek low bun
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To elevate any outfit, opt for Rosie Huntington Whiteley’s sleek low bun. Start with a middle part, then smooth the hair down to the nape of the neck and secure with a hair elastic. At this point, instead of twisting the hair into a regular bun, backcomb the length of the hair lightly and smooth over the top layers. Then, pull the hair through a hair elastic as if tying a ponytail, but stop halfway through. This way, you’ll have a loop, which you can then adjust until it is shaped as you desire it. To finish the look, take the remaining tail of hair left out of the loop and wrap it around the base of the loop to conceal the hair elastic. Finish up by pinning it all in place.
Hailey Beiber’s polished ponytail
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