10 Easy Hairstyles To Try Out Tonight
Taking our lead from the red carpet, we've compiled 10 no-fuss, high-impact, time-friendly hairstyles for you to copy, tonight.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Sienna Miller
Simple, and yet so darn effective; there’s something so effortlessly classic about headbands. Make like Miss Miller here and go for a high ponytail, some statement earrings and big wide band, set nearer the hairline for a swinging 60s feel.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Carey Mulligan
Got shorter hair? Then why not add some texture to your look with a bit of product to give it some grit at the roots. We’re big fans of Carey’s mussed-up, shaggy style, which can be achieved by creating volume by massaging the roots with your fingertips and bringing the hair forward at the crown. For the extra flicky ends, use a pair of irons or a heated wand.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Jennifer Lawrence
Not that we’re suggesting that you take the scissors to your hair during your lunch-break but this barely-there fringe on long hair takes some beating in the style/ease stakes.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Kristen Stewart
If in doubt/a rush, do as Kristen Stewart would. This is one of the simplest styles to perfect and works on even the frizziest and messiest of manes. To inject some instant devil-may-care glamour into your ‘do, run some serum or texturizing gel through the lengths, then a little volumizing powder at the roots. Finally pledge your allegiance to either your left or right side, flip your hair over and leave it there all night. So 90s and so darn cool.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Nikki Reed
A long or mid-slung ponytail with a centre parting at the front and some quickly back-brushed height around the crown is a super style. We pretty much do this every single time our hair is a tiny bit unruly (read: greasy) and why not add in a big velvet bow for a little Parisian chic twist on an ol’ classic.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Ali MacGraw
Or channel your inner 70s movie star and do an Ali MacGraw. Make sure the centre-parting is pencil-straight and then get the ghds to iron out any kinks. A hair Love Story, if ever we saw one.
PA PhotosYour Hair Role Model: Diane Kruger
Been caught in the rain/let your hair dry naturally? Let’s face it; unless you get driven from A to B every day of your life, you’re going to suffer from one or both of these hair maladies. However, consider your hair trials and tribulations officially over and just copy this side-parted plait. The loose tendrils and the hair wrap around the tie are nice touches, too, that can easily be achieved with a few well-placed kirby grips.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Jessica Hart
Trust model Jessica Hart to get a low-maintenance and totally sexy ‘do down pat. Whilst some people prefer to go for a tight bun, we’re big fans of the very high, very loose style with lots of movement in the roots for a flatter-all take on this easy-peasy version of the classic bun.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Cara Delevingne
Or if you’re wanting your locks to hang long, loose and fancy-free, then why not copy what Cara Delevingne has done here with a thick, wide band worn around the crown. Power brows, optional.
Rex FeaturesYour Hair Role Model: Kate Moss
We’ve never had the balls to really try this look on a night out, but there’s something so mega sexy about it and it’s so easy to achieve. However, if you’re not feeling bold enough to dip your head in the sink right before work drinks, running some gel through the roots at the front will set the hair back, giving it a sexy swept-back look - a nice nod to both 90s Kate and 80s power hair.
