Every summer we face the same problem: how to stay stylish even when it’s +30 degrees outside. Surfer curls are too hot and a regular ponytail is too boring. In this article, we have compiled for you five ways to style your hair with accessories and look like the main character of street style.
Bun + elastic band XXL
Maxi elastic is an accessory that will be indispensable this summer. It is enough to make a smooth bun, decorate it with an XXL elastic band and the look will no longer be boring. Proof that this technique has already become a favorite among fashion influencers is in the gallery.
buckles
This is an option for those who prefer pixie or just bangs this spring. It is impossible to pull short strands into a ponytail, so the solution is hair clips. Lots of hair clips! For example, Iris Lowe loves to combine accessories of completely different colors, shapes and styles.
Kournikova’s braid
“Tennis” style is one of the main trends of this season. And Anna Kournikova’s braid is the most fashionable hairstyle. To do this, gather your hair into a ponytail and braid it, tying it with an elastic band on both sides. Two minutes and you are now a follower of Tenniscore.
Scarf
Another trend accessory this summer is the headscarf. If you have a scarf, you have a bandana, elastic band, scarf and headband. This is a real transformer that can be used in different ways. And one of the most fashionable ways is to wear a headscarf over a hat, like Hailey Bieber and Rihanna do.
Braids + headpiece
It is a summer classic that can be styled with a hat, hair clips or the same scarf. Another method we see on street style heroes is to wear a double-knitted hat. It is additionally useful – the hair is collected and the head is protected from the scorching sun.
Source: People Talk
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