These (Low-Effort) Hairstyles Are the Only Ones That Will Matter This Winter
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@winnieharlowEighties-style hair is having a moment. I'm talking big curls, big volume, and an even bigger side-parted flip. Here, Winnie Harlow shows us how to modernize the hair from our favorite teen movies. It's giving young Julia Roberts, no? All you need to do is curl your hair or accentuate your natural curls, boost volume at the roots, and give your hair a flip. A good tip is to flip your hair to the opposite side of your natural part. This will give it effortless volume.
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@drewbarrymoreWho else is better suited to sport an '80s flip than Drew Barrymore? She mastered both components of the trend—first, there's the volume at the roots, and second, there are the curls.
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@emrataIt's not a trend until Emily Ratajkowski takes part, right?
You can use this 3/4-inch iron to curl straight hair or accentuate a natural curl pattern.
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@dualipaNineties supermodel hair might be the biggest trend of 2022 thus far. We saw it everywhere, including on the red carpet and on social media. This winter, though, it's all about a specific type of '90s supermodel hair—aka the updo. To recreate it, tease your hair at the crown to give it volume, brush it back, and pin it. Make sure to leave a few wispy face-framing pieces out front.
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@haileybieberHailey Bieber opts for a modern take on the look, which is perfectly touseled.
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@kimkardashianIf there's anyone who's made this hairstyle their trademark, it's Kim Kardashian.
Hair spray is a must to keep a '90s updo locked in.
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@jastookesSorry, Gen Z, the millennial side part is officially trendy again (according to celebs at least). No matter if you're wearing your hair up, down, or somewhere in between, give it an extreme side part. It's incredibly simple, and it's such a vibe. For proof, just look to Jasmine Tookes.
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@taylor_hillTaylor Hill is also in on it, except she wears her hair in a slicked-back bun.
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@bellahadidLeave it to Bella Hadid to combine trends: '90s supermodel hair and an extreme side part.
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@camila_cabelloIf the millennials get a point for side parts, Gen Z gets a point for braided details. Whether it's a single braid, a French braid, a Dutch braid, or multiple braids, celebs are proving that this low-effort look will be big this winter. Lucky for us, braids are so easy to create.
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@ashleygrahamAshley Graham makes the case for a sleek and shiny statement braid.
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@oliviarodrigoOlivia Rodrigo accessorizes her braided pigtails with a Gen Z staple: colorful hair clips.
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@zendayaThe wet look is nothing new, but it's also not going away anytime soon. That is, according to Zendaya, who paired her wet-looking slicked-back style with an incredible Loewe dress. The style couldn't be any easier to replicate. Just apply the right products throughout the hair and slick it or tie it back. The more tousled, the better.
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@josephineskriverJosephine Skriver makes a case for a slick and shiny half-up style.
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@addisonraeeAddison Rae's shiny high pony is perfect.
This product instantly gives hair a shiny, wet look.
