4 Hairstyles to Steal from the Street Style Set
Fresh spins on your favorite looks.
Looking to falling down a rabbit hole of hairstyle images to inspire your new look? Then you’re in for a treat. We have to admit that we are the same way: We can spend hours on end flipping through images of street style looks for hairstyles to steal. Whether they are new (or repurposed) styles or not, we’re totally down to try the latest and greatest.
Ready to see our top styles to steal right now? Read on for our top looks:
Refresh Your Look: 4 Hairstyles to Steal
1. Bun & Hoop Earrings
We can all possibly agree that a hoop earring turns any ensemble from 0 to 100. This season, we challenge you to elevate a simple donut bun with the most outstanding hoop earrings you can find. When creating your bun, keep flyaway action under control by finalizing the look with a strong hold hairspray like TRESemmé Compressed Micro Mist Hairspray Extend Hold Level 4.
2. The Modern Shag
Have you seen our #1oyearchallenge on Instagram? We highlighted how the shag hairstyle has changed over the years. The style gets better with time and is still one of the hottest hairstyles to steal. Incorporate flipped ends into your look to embrace your layers. Set with a flexible-hold hair spray, like Dove Style+Care Compressed Flexible Hold Hair Spray.
3. Short Twist-Out
There are so many reasons to love short hair. One of the reasons why we love it is because it requires minimal maintenance. This twist out style is so easy to do, and we’re taking notes from this street style star to pile on the texture. Use TRESemmé Flawless Curls Defining Gel to twist damp hair, and then untwist when hair is dry. Gently fluff with your fingers or an afro pick for volume.
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TRESemmé Flawless Curls Defining Gel
4. The Voluminous Tousle
Tousled hair is still having a moment. Channel this amplified look to make a bigger impact with your hair. Wash hair with Love Beauty and Planet Camellia Tea Water & Vitamin Shampoo and Conditioner to give your hair a lift before styling. Create the tousled effect by using a flat iron to create chunky waves and finger comb to separate.
