Hair Updos for Fall Are Soft and Sweet

Hair Updos This Season — Think Accessories

Hair updos like Drew Barrymore is wearing at this event at Grey Gardens, Academy of TV Arts and Science in Hollywood, is both classy and casual! By adding a feather clip to her messy hair updo she creates a vintage flair to this hairstyle, which perfectly fit’s her character in this film. When choosing hair, earrings and any other accessories, keep your choices congruent with the fashion statement you want to make!

Hair Updos — Double Headband

Have you gotten yourself a headband yet? If not, better get to it! So many styles to choose from with just as many ways to wear them! Love these hair updos with the double-band look because they’re so quick and easy to do and the look is so feminine and mysteriously nymph like!

To get this look, create some texture by using a hair styling mouse, like Sebastian Whipped Creme, and blow-dry with a round brush. Curl hair loosely using a large or medium barrel curling iron. Twist hair into a high loose, bun, letting some fall out. Using two headbands, push hair forward between the two bands to give lift and separation and use a finishing spray to hold.

Hair Updos — Fall Favorite

Although the first impression of the hair updo seems to be dressy, this can be worn just as easy as an everyday look. Great for second day hair, this is brushed into a loose low side ponytail which you don’t pull the ends entirely through. Style front by creating wave with a curling iron and back-combing for lots of height, spray and go!

Hair Updos – Half Updos with loose waves

Kelly Ripa wears an easy half updo with elegance. This hair style has just gotten hotter and hotter and can be worn as easy with jeans as to an elegant soiree! Change it by sweeping the hair off the face and back-combing for height, while the length falls in unkempt waves. Catch the slicked back sides with a barrette and tuck the top underneath.

Hair Updos — Braids

Hair updos with braids are endless! The key to this casual looking braid is starting the braid out low and letting sides fall out just a bit. It creates an easy but feminine look.

For more great looks check out our Pinterest Wedding Hairstyles, Prom Hairstyles and Braid Boards.

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