Long
prom hairstyles have at large a magical look to take on…
How
to do it: Blow-dry hair then, starting halfway down the head, curly hair
using a large-barrel curling iron. To get a big, strong spiral in front,
similar to Amanda's, use a round brush to twirl together the front pieces. Add
extra sheen with a shine serum. Prom Hairstyles around the globe are meant
to be the most valued one…
medium Hairstyles How
to do it: This style works best for girls with extra-long hair. Blow out
hair with a voluminousness spray or mousse, says celebrity stylist Eugene Toye of
the Rita Hazan salon in New York. Then, tease hair with a fine-tooth comb
working in two-inch sections throughout the head. Secure hair in a low
ponytail, and pull out strands around the face to loosely curl. Braid hair
starting from the nape of neck, and flip the long plait over the shoulder.
Gentle
waves keep Hilary Duff's half-up sweep looking touchably soft and sweet.
How
to do it: Holding a curling iron vertically, curl just the bottom few
inches of hair. "At the top, gently tease the crown area for a bit of
lift—but think volume, not 1960s bouffant," says celebrity stylist Carrie
Butterworth of the Patrick Melville Salon in New York City. Then, secure a
small section of hair half up in the back with pins or an elastic that matches
the shade of hair.
A
few tiny, face-framing braids are perfect, natural accessories to Blake
Lively's long locks.
How
to do it: First, coax hair into soft, loose waves by blowing dry with
mousse and a medium-barrel thermal round brush. Then, braid three or four small
plaits and pin them under waves with bobby pins. They'll be secure, yet move
seamlessly with the rest of the hair, says celebrity stylist Paul Labrecque of the
Paul Labrecque Salon in New York.
Zhang
Ziyi's spiraling curls and chic side part turn a standard ponytail into glossy,
prom-worthy 'do.
How
to do it: This style is a cinch to create, according to Toye. Make a side
part by pushing bangs to one side, or just smoothing a few long layers over one
side of the forehead. Work a small amount of shine serum through strands, then
curl hair. Secure in a ponytail at the nape of neck. Finish with shine spray
for extra shimmer.
"Dakota
Fanning's long, straight, center-parted hair is reminiscent of popular 1970s
looks," says Labrecque.
How
to do it: Keep the style sleek and modern by flat-ironing hair and setting
with a lightweight hair spray. Separate strands with fingers for a piece-y
effect.
Jessica
Lucas wears her bouncy curls in a simple center-part.
How to do it: Try this curl-perfecting technique
from Nicholas Penna Jr., head stylist and owner of Salon Capri in Newton,
Massachusetts: To add texture, take a lock of hair and curl it with a curling
iron. Take another lock of hair and curl it with the first. Release, spray with
a firm-hold hairspray, then separate locks gently with fingers.