Of all the hair accessories in the world, none is as versatile as the headband — and Oscar-winning actor Jennifer Lawrence is its biggest supporter. While many of us dabble in headbands, Lawrence has been relying on them to zshuh up her hairdos for well over a decade.
Most recently, the star has been particularly dedicated to the classic black headband; you know, the one you probably think of when someone says their look was inspired by Audrey Hepburn or Brigitte Bardot. Lawrence wore her beloved headband during much of the No Hard Feelings press tour, including for her appearance on Hot Ones. She wore the aforementioned band — the Cruz Headband by Jennifer Behr, if you want exact details — for an appearance at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City, where she unveiled the Dior-themed holiday windows. (Lawrence is an ambassador for the brand.) Her long hair was styled simply, pushed back from her face and blown out straight down her back, with the black leather headband placed precisely atop her head.
Though headbands can sometimes feel juvenile or whimsical, Lawrence's black leather accessory was as modern and sleek as her white shirt and blazer dress, not to mention her soft, subtle smoky eye and neutral lip. The final result? Simple, chic, sophisticated.
The black leather headband may be Lawrence's go-to hair hack of late, but she's been wearing headbands for years. Buckle up and let's take a trip down memory lane to revisit some of her best headband looks, shall we?
Over the summer, Lawrence was again spotted in a black headband, this time Jennifer Behr's Tori Headband.
In 2014, she opted for a skinny black band over her updo for the 2014 premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay.
Talk about a time warp! All the way back in 2008, Jennifer Lawrence attended a Teen Vogue party wearing the very trendy forehead headband.
If these images don't prove that Lawrence is queen of the headbands, what could? While the 2008 style may be best left in the past, her recent chic styles would be perfect for hosting a holiday party or a day in the office. And the best part? It's literally the easiest styling technique of all time.
This article originally appeared on ALLURE.
