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My inspiration for Halloween was Maleifacent, I made the horns with a headband and shapes the horns with tinfoil wrapped in chiffon fabric so it's not harsh on the hair.

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My model had extremely long hair so it was helpful to achieve this look. I used a crimper for the lower layer of hair. I used a backcombing method and with that i used a modeling clay from Goldwell to keep the hair structure. i wanted to create a nest like texture because in the movie Maleficent nest is a main part and where her wings were stolen.

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This was another version of the maleficent hair do but the block head wasn't long enough.

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The inspiration for my bridal hair do is always an updo, I find having the hair up accentuates the features of the bride. Updos can vary from slick back or boho.

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Alot of my inspiration comes from the 50s, rockabilly hair do's because it consists of

Volume And Height:

One of the defining features of rockabilly hair is its volume. The hair is often styled to stand tall, especially at the front, creating a dramatic, pompadour-like effect. This can be achieved with the use of hairspray, backcombing, and a little tease to add fullness and lift.

Pompadour:

The pompadour is perhaps the most iconic rockabilly hairstyle. The front of the hair is swept back and upwards, creating a rounded shape on the top of the head. In the 1950s, both men and women embraced the pompadour, though the style might differ slightly between genders in terms of length and detail.

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Coordinate with the Bride: The bride's hairstyle should be the focal point of attention, so bridesmaids' hair typically complements, but doesn’t overshadow, her look.

Consider the Dress Style: The type of dress can influence the hairstyle—straps, necklines, and the overall style of the gown should work with the hairstyle to create a balanced, cohesive look.

Keep Comfort in Mind: Bridesmaids should feel comfortable in their hairstyle. A style that requires constant maintenance or is too tight may not be ideal for a long day of celebration.

Work with the Hair Type: Hairstyles should suit each bridesmaid’s hair texture and length to ensure the look is flattering and achievable.

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1. Soft Waves or Loose Curls

Why it's popular: Soft waves or loose curls are a timeless and versatile look that can work for almost any wedding. They are romantic, flattering, and suitable for both formal and semi-formal weddings.

Best for: Semi-formal weddings, outdoor or beach weddings, garden parties, and spring/summer weddings.

2. Sleek and Straight

Why it's popular: Straight hair is sleek, chic, and polished. It’s especially great if you’re aiming for a modern and sophisticated vibe.

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3. Updos (Chignons, Buns, and Topknots)

Why it's popular: Updos are classic and elegant, making them perfect for more formal weddings. They keep the hair off the neck, making them a good choice for summer or outdoor events where heat could be a concern.

Examples:

Chignon: A low, elegant bun often positioned at the nape of the neck. It’s timeless and chic.

Top Knot: A more modern and relaxed version, the top knot is a high bun that gives a youthful, trendy vibe.

Twisted Bun: A more intricate style with twists of hair forming a bun at the back or side of the head.

Best for: Formal, evening, and black-tie weddings, as well as weddings with a more structured, elegant dress code.

4. Half-Up, Half-Down

Why it's popular: The half-up, half-down style is versatile and elegant without being too formal. It’s great for creating a balance between a relaxed and polished look.

Best for: Daytime weddings, garden weddings, casual outdoor weddings, or any setting where a soft, romantic look is desired.

5. Braids

Why it's popular: Braids can add a personal, bohemian, or elegant touch to any look. They work especially well for relaxed or outdoor weddings, and they can be woven into more formal updos or left loose for a more carefree vibe.

Examples:

French or Dutch Braid: A braid that pulls the hair away from the face, often incorporated into updos or half-up styles.

Waterfall Braid: A romantic and flowing braid that cascades through loose waves or curls.

Fishtail Braid: A textured and unique braid that can be worn to the side or as part of an updo.

Best for: Boho, rustic, or casual weddings, as well as for beach or outdoor weddings.

6. Low Ponytail

Why it's popular: A low ponytail is a simple yet elegant choice that can be made to look polished or relaxed depending on how it’s styled.

Best for: Casual or semi-formal weddings, especially if you want something comfortable and easy to maintain.

7. Vintage-Inspired Hairstyles

Why it's popular: Retro styles add a touch of glamor and nostalgia to your look, and they work beautifully for vintage, Gatsby-inspired, or retro-themed weddings.

Examples:

Finger Waves: A 1920s-inspired style that gives a smooth, wavy texture.

Victory Rolls: An iconic 1940s style that involves rolling sections of hair for a dramatic, vintage look.

Pin Curls: Small, defined curls that are often styled into updos for a 1950s-inspired feel.

Best for: Vintage, Gatsby-themed, or retro weddings, or for formal evening events.

8. Messy or Tousled Looks

Why it's popular: Messy, tousled hair gives off a carefree, boho vibe, making it ideal for laid-back or casual weddings.

Best for: Outdoor weddings, boho weddings, beach weddings, or any less formal event where a relaxed vibe is desired.