Celebrity Hairstyles: Anne Hathaway's New Retro Hairstyle

Actress Anne Hathaway attends the "Bride Wars" Premiere at AMC Loews Lincoln Square on January 5, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for 20th Century Fox) *** Local Caption *** Anne Hathaway (Getty Images)more pics »I may not have been totally jazzed about the fact that Anne Hathaway wore a double-breasted black suit to a movie premiere (as pretty and chic as it is, I just don't want to see a black suit on that red carpet!), but I definitely loved her sleek 1960s hairstyle.

Celebrity Hairstyles: Anne Hathaway's New Retro Hairstyle

Actress Anne Hathaway attends the "Bride Wars" Premiere at AMC Loews Lincoln Square on January 5, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for 20th Century Fox) *** Local Caption *** Anne Hathaway (Getty Images)more pics »I may not have been totally jazzed about the fact that Anne Hathaway wore a double-breasted black suit to a movie premiere (as pretty and chic as it is, I just don't want to see a black suit on that red carpet!), but I definitely loved her sleek 1960s hairstyle.

Celebrity Hairstyles: Anne Hathaway's New Retro Hairstyle

Actress Anne Hathaway attends the "Bride Wars" Premiere at AMC Loews Lincoln Square on January 5, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for 20th Century Fox) *** Local Caption *** Anne Hathaway (Getty Images)more pics »I may not have been totally jazzed about the fact that Anne Hathaway wore a double-breasted black suit to a movie premiere (as pretty and chic as it is, I just don't want to see a black suit on that red carpet!), but I definitely loved her sleek 1960s hairstyle.

Celebrity Hairstyles: Anne Hathaway's New Retro Hairstyle

Actress Anne Hathaway attends the "Bride Wars" Premiere at AMC Loews Lincoln Square on January 5, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for 20th Century Fox) *** Local Caption *** Anne Hathaway (Getty Images)more pics »I may not have been totally jazzed about the fact that Anne Hathaway wore a double-breasted black suit to a movie premiere (as pretty and chic as it is, I just don't want to see a black suit on that red carpet!), but I definitely loved her sleek 1960s hairstyle.

Retro Glam Hair

Charlize Theron

Charlize Theron

Glamour hair is back, as evidenced at the 2004 Oscars. Best tressed Charlize Theron, Renee Zellweger and Liv Tyler all shined in hairstyles which were pretty, sculpted and evoked an old-Hollywood feel.

These retro styles have a place with today's newest looks, even off the red carpet. Retro hair is all about soft curls, body and plenty of shine, and complements this spring's return to softer, more feminine fashions. Done right, it can be a great day look, or accessorized and done a little glitzier, for evening. The idea is to emphasize the prettiness of the style, without looking too 'costumey.' Here's how to achieve at-home versions of Oscar night's retro looks.

Each hair style starts with the right preparation, which includes the correct shampoo and conditioner selected for your hair type. Volumizing products provide fine, limp hair some of the curl and texture you need for these styles. A smoothing shampoo and conditioner combo will tame curlier hair as needed. Next, get prepared with the right styling product that will help you sculpt your hair to where it needs to go. Not sure which one is right for you? For fine hair, look for a product that adds volume, like a mousse or spray gel. A cream or wax will work to calm hair down coarse or curly hair. The final touch? A hair accessory. Delicate, brilliant clips are a great evening hair trend, and help keep hair in place. For day, make the clip or other hair accessory less shiny.

At Home How-to: Charlize Theron

Charlize won the coveted little gold guy, plus accolades for her head to toe glamour look on Oscar night. This Hollywood hair look emphasized soft, flattering curls.

Step 1: On towel-dried hair, apply the correct styling product for your hair type from hair roots to ends.

Step 2: Pre-dry hair with a blow dryer.

Step 3: Set up hair with desired part. Dividing hair into 1-inch sections, work a curling iron through, section by section. Starting from close to the scalp, spiral hair unto the iron's barrel, hold briefly, then release. Work through hair until complete.

Step 4: After allowing hair to cool, test curl - if curl has not taken, take the curl and pin it up to the scalp with a pin, rolling as you go. If curl is firm, separate with fingers and finger comb to desired look.

Step 5: Take hair accessory and pin back hair on one side back, away from the face

Retro Glam Hair

Charlize Theron

Charlize Theron

Glamour hair is back, as evidenced at the 2004 Oscars. Best tressed Charlize Theron, Renee Zellweger and Liv Tyler all shined in hairstyles which were pretty, sculpted and evoked an old-Hollywood feel.

These retro styles have a place with today's newest looks, even off the red carpet. Retro hair is all about soft curls, body and plenty of shine, and complements this spring's return to softer, more feminine fashions. Done right, it can be a great day look, or accessorized and done a little glitzier, for evening. The idea is to emphasize the prettiness of the style, without looking too 'costumey.' Here's how to achieve at-home versions of Oscar night's retro looks.

Each hair style starts with the right preparation, which includes the correct shampoo and conditioner selected for your hair type. Volumizing products provide fine, limp hair some of the curl and texture you need for these styles. A smoothing shampoo and conditioner combo will tame curlier hair as needed. Next, get prepared with the right styling product that will help you sculpt your hair to where it needs to go. Not sure which one is right for you? For fine hair, look for a product that adds volume, like a mousse or spray gel. A cream or wax will work to calm hair down coarse or curly hair. The final touch? A hair accessory. Delicate, brilliant clips are a great evening hair trend, and help keep hair in place. For day, make the clip or other hair accessory less shiny.

At Home How-to: Charlize Theron

Charlize won the coveted little gold guy, plus accolades for her head to toe glamour look on Oscar night. This Hollywood hair look emphasized soft, flattering curls.

Step 1: On towel-dried hair, apply the correct styling product for your hair type from hair roots to ends.

Step 2: Pre-dry hair with a blow dryer.

Step 3: Set up hair with desired part. Dividing hair into 1-inch sections, work a curling iron through, section by section. Starting from close to the scalp, spiral hair unto the iron's barrel, hold briefly, then release. Work through hair until complete.

Step 4: After allowing hair to cool, test curl - if curl has not taken, take the curl and pin it up to the scalp with a pin, rolling as you go. If curl is firm, separate with fingers and finger comb to desired look.

Step 5: Take hair accessory and pin back hair on one side back, away from the face

Retro Glam Hair

Charlize Theron

Charlize Theron

Glamour hair is back, as evidenced at the 2004 Oscars. Best tressed Charlize Theron, Renee Zellweger and Liv Tyler all shined in hairstyles which were pretty, sculpted and evoked an old-Hollywood feel.

These retro styles have a place with today's newest looks, even off the red carpet. Retro hair is all about soft curls, body and plenty of shine, and complements this spring's return to softer, more feminine fashions. Done right, it can be a great day look, or accessorized and done a little glitzier, for evening. The idea is to emphasize the prettiness of the style, without looking too 'costumey.' Here's how to achieve at-home versions of Oscar night's retro looks.

Each hair style starts with the right preparation, which includes the correct shampoo and conditioner selected for your hair type. Volumizing products provide fine, limp hair some of the curl and texture you need for these styles. A smoothing shampoo and conditioner combo will tame curlier hair as needed. Next, get prepared with the right styling product that will help you sculpt your hair to where it needs to go. Not sure which one is right for you? For fine hair, look for a product that adds volume, like a mousse or spray gel. A cream or wax will work to calm hair down coarse or curly hair. The final touch? A hair accessory. Delicate, brilliant clips are a great evening hair trend, and help keep hair in place. For day, make the clip or other hair accessory less shiny.

At Home How-to: Charlize Theron

Charlize won the coveted little gold guy, plus accolades for her head to toe glamour look on Oscar night. This Hollywood hair look emphasized soft, flattering curls.

Step 1: On towel-dried hair, apply the correct styling product for your hair type from hair roots to ends.

Step 2: Pre-dry hair with a blow dryer.

Step 3: Set up hair with desired part. Dividing hair into 1-inch sections, work a curling iron through, section by section. Starting from close to the scalp, spiral hair unto the iron's barrel, hold briefly, then release. Work through hair until complete.

Step 4: After allowing hair to cool, test curl - if curl has not taken, take the curl and pin it up to the scalp with a pin, rolling as you go. If curl is firm, separate with fingers and finger comb to desired look.

Step 5: Take hair accessory and pin back hair on one side back, away from the face

Retro Glam Hair

Charlize Theron

Charlize Theron

Glamour hair is back, as evidenced at the 2004 Oscars. Best tressed Charlize Theron, Renee Zellweger and Liv Tyler all shined in hairstyles which were pretty, sculpted and evoked an old-Hollywood feel.

These retro styles have a place with today's newest looks, even off the red carpet. Retro hair is all about soft curls, body and plenty of shine, and complements this spring's return to softer, more feminine fashions. Done right, it can be a great day look, or accessorized and done a little glitzier, for evening. The idea is to emphasize the prettiness of the style, without looking too 'costumey.' Here's how to achieve at-home versions of Oscar night's retro looks.

Each hair style starts with the right preparation, which includes the correct shampoo and conditioner selected for your hair type. Volumizing products provide fine, limp hair some of the curl and texture you need for these styles. A smoothing shampoo and conditioner combo will tame curlier hair as needed. Next, get prepared with the right styling product that will help you sculpt your hair to where it needs to go. Not sure which one is right for you? For fine hair, look for a product that adds volume, like a mousse or spray gel. A cream or wax will work to calm hair down coarse or curly hair. The final touch? A hair accessory. Delicate, brilliant clips are a great evening hair trend, and help keep hair in place. For day, make the clip or other hair accessory less shiny.

At Home How-to: Charlize Theron

Charlize won the coveted little gold guy, plus accolades for her head to toe glamour look on Oscar night. This Hollywood hair look emphasized soft, flattering curls.

Step 1: On towel-dried hair, apply the correct styling product for your hair type from hair roots to ends.

Step 2: Pre-dry hair with a blow dryer.

Step 3: Set up hair with desired part. Dividing hair into 1-inch sections, work a curling iron through, section by section. Starting from close to the scalp, spiral hair unto the iron's barrel, hold briefly, then release. Work through hair until complete.

Step 4: After allowing hair to cool, test curl - if curl has not taken, take the curl and pin it up to the scalp with a pin, rolling as you go. If curl is firm, separate with fingers and finger comb to desired look.

Step 5: Take hair accessory and pin back hair on one side back, away from the face

Retro look- the latest “in”

Remember Grace Kelly, Ingrid Bergman, Marlon Brando, Fred Astaire and their inimitable dress style. Yes Ladies and Gents the retro is back. Aaaah that fabulous fifties are back in style! The retro look is the current hype in the Hollywood and the Bollywood. Checked Sonam Kapoor with the “Aisha” promos and the movie?

It’s not simply the wardrobe that matters, when getting in for a retro look. There are lots of other things which need to be taken care off. The make up, the hair style, the shoes, the accessories, the jewelry and then comes the “attitude”. A retro look can be a tough one to carry, but the actresses now days are doing so well with the retro look. There is no need to panic and completely re vamp your wardrobe but you can small but visible alterations and keep up with the ever changing fashion.

The retro back in the 50’s and 60’s had it all, from bell bottoms to skinny tights. Leggings and cropped jackets which are commonly worn by college students was a vogue then and has the same impact even now, when worn after ages. Retro clothing is nostalgic!!! If you can’t find any then you can raid your parent’s closet!!! I’m pretty sure they have a few vintage articles of clothing left.

But wearing retro head to toe can’t work daily. But yes a bit of it in your daily dressing is in, now days. Like you can go for skinny ties that were quite the rage of those times, or a pair of retro sunglasses! When I talk of retro sunglasses it’s for people who want to wear something different. They are the hottest thing “in” now days. The cat glasses for instance. And the nerd like frames, which are sported by Saif ali Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, and the supporting cast of “Aisha” are very famour. Even I own one of them. ☺

retro glasses

The colored retro glasses are every ones pick these days. Be it the college students or the corporate tycoons. It’s a must in everyone’s wardrobe. The unusual shapes, the larger than face frames, the colorful frames are all in for the retro season. And how can we forget the Aviator retro eyeglasses, the one which Priyanka Chopra flaunts in “Khatron Ke Khiladi” trailer.
Better yet you can scrounge some places in around your neighborhood and see if they have the fairs. You might find some vintage 50’s 60’s fashion accessories and clothes. Guys can wear a tie-n-dye shirt with bell bottomed jeans and long hair, else they can go for a punk band shirt like The Doors teamed with a bomber jacket( which is slightly hard to find) coupled with a pair of Doc Martens and look absolutely Baaad!!!
Those oversized sweaters reaching your thighs you threw away, are suddenly trendy once again. Match these sweaters with colored leggings and lengthy dangly chains. Baggy short sweaters look shoddy and frumpy. Semi-transparent leggings gives a sexier look to the whole attire, but be careful with the length of the sweater.

Gals can go for fishnet stockings or the neon colored ones, jeans which accentuate the knock knees (I have fond memories of this one), knee length print dresses, with wide belts to show off that thin waist and sexy hips. Team these with chunky bracelets. Crop tops are also back. But you need to have a perfect curvy figure to flaunt with these tops. Sailor stripes, striped skirts, shorts, and dresses are the current trend with the retro look. The baby doll dresses, mini skirts and leggings are simply everyone’s pick. How I can forget mentioning “Prachi Desai’s” BOBBY look in Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai”. Fun, feminine and flirty ruffles with skirts, dresses and blouses.

Not just these, Retro dresses and shoes look especially good on women. If picked appropriately and worn without modifications, they can make you look a class apart from the others. The Tulle Gowns, the disco outfits, Satin Stretch Wiggle dresses, Polka Dot Swing Dress, mesh gowns, Appliqué dress, poodle skirts, Strapless party dress, the Navy dress, bustier, Taffeta dress, Bubble dress, and Leopard Wiggle dress simply perfect for retro evenings.

When we talk of the retro evenings how can we forget the feather hair accessory? Age no bar, looks no bar, the feather hair accessory goes with all. The most appealing thing about this accessory is that it gives a gentle and seductive look, both at the same time.

Chandelier crystal clips earrings, Beaded purses, delicately stripped sandals, fur coats are all a must in your retro wardrobe. Hair and makeup!!! Guys in the 80’s wore their hair greased and slicked back. Gals wore heavy duty mascara and red lipstick. Go for styles you feel comfortable in. guys you don’t have to look Miami Vice and gals don’t try so hard.
Did you know are much admired converse high tops are a retro’s style statement? Around 1985 we got the famous “Air Jordans”. Who can forget Michael Jackson and rhinestone gloves??
Ultimately it depends on what you want to convey!

Retro look- the latest “in”

Remember Grace Kelly, Ingrid Bergman, Marlon Brando, Fred Astaire and their inimitable dress style. Yes Ladies and Gents the retro is back. Aaaah that fabulous fifties are back in style! The retro look is the current hype in the Hollywood and the Bollywood. Checked Sonam Kapoor with the “Aisha” promos and the movie?

It’s not simply the wardrobe that matters, when getting in for a retro look. There are lots of other things which need to be taken care off. The make up, the hair style, the shoes, the accessories, the jewelry and then comes the “attitude”. A retro look can be a tough one to carry, but the actresses now days are doing so well with the retro look. There is no need to panic and completely re vamp your wardrobe but you can small but visible alterations and keep up with the ever changing fashion.

The retro back in the 50’s and 60’s had it all, from bell bottoms to skinny tights. Leggings and cropped jackets which are commonly worn by college students was a vogue then and has the same impact even now, when worn after ages. Retro clothing is nostalgic!!! If you can’t find any then you can raid your parent’s closet!!! I’m pretty sure they have a few vintage articles of clothing left.

But wearing retro head to toe can’t work daily. But yes a bit of it in your daily dressing is in, now days. Like you can go for skinny ties that were quite the rage of those times, or a pair of retro sunglasses! When I talk of retro sunglasses it’s for people who want to wear something different. They are the hottest thing “in” now days. The cat glasses for instance. And the nerd like frames, which are sported by Saif ali Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, and the supporting cast of “Aisha” are very famour. Even I own one of them. ☺

retro glasses

The colored retro glasses are every ones pick these days. Be it the college students or the corporate tycoons. It’s a must in everyone’s wardrobe. The unusual shapes, the larger than face frames, the colorful frames are all in for the retro season. And how can we forget the Aviator retro eyeglasses, the one which Priyanka Chopra flaunts in “Khatron Ke Khiladi” trailer.
Better yet you can scrounge some places in around your neighborhood and see if they have the fairs. You might find some vintage 50’s 60’s fashion accessories and clothes. Guys can wear a tie-n-dye shirt with bell bottomed jeans and long hair, else they can go for a punk band shirt like The Doors teamed with a bomber jacket( which is slightly hard to find) coupled with a pair of Doc Martens and look absolutely Baaad!!!
Those oversized sweaters reaching your thighs you threw away, are suddenly trendy once again. Match these sweaters with colored leggings and lengthy dangly chains. Baggy short sweaters look shoddy and frumpy. Semi-transparent leggings gives a sexier look to the whole attire, but be careful with the length of the sweater.

Gals can go for fishnet stockings or the neon colored ones, jeans which accentuate the knock knees (I have fond memories of this one), knee length print dresses, with wide belts to show off that thin waist and sexy hips. Team these with chunky bracelets. Crop tops are also back. But you need to have a perfect curvy figure to flaunt with these tops. Sailor stripes, striped skirts, shorts, and dresses are the current trend with the retro look. The baby doll dresses, mini skirts and leggings are simply everyone’s pick. How I can forget mentioning “Prachi Desai’s” BOBBY look in Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai”. Fun, feminine and flirty ruffles with skirts, dresses and blouses.

Not just these, Retro dresses and shoes look especially good on women. If picked appropriately and worn without modifications, they can make you look a class apart from the others. The Tulle Gowns, the disco outfits, Satin Stretch Wiggle dresses, Polka Dot Swing Dress, mesh gowns, Appliqué dress, poodle skirts, Strapless party dress, the Navy dress, bustier, Taffeta dress, Bubble dress, and Leopard Wiggle dress simply perfect for retro evenings.

When we talk of the retro evenings how can we forget the feather hair accessory? Age no bar, looks no bar, the feather hair accessory goes with all. The most appealing thing about this accessory is that it gives a gentle and seductive look, both at the same time.

Chandelier crystal clips earrings, Beaded purses, delicately stripped sandals, fur coats are all a must in your retro wardrobe. Hair and makeup!!! Guys in the 80’s wore their hair greased and slicked back. Gals wore heavy duty mascara and red lipstick. Go for styles you feel comfortable in. guys you don’t have to look Miami Vice and gals don’t try so hard.
Did you know are much admired converse high tops are a retro’s style statement? Around 1985 we got the famous “Air Jordans”. Who can forget Michael Jackson and rhinestone gloves??
Ultimately it depends on what you want to convey!

Retro look- the latest “in”

Remember Grace Kelly, Ingrid Bergman, Marlon Brando, Fred Astaire and their inimitable dress style. Yes Ladies and Gents the retro is back. Aaaah that fabulous fifties are back in style! The retro look is the current hype in the Hollywood and the Bollywood. Checked Sonam Kapoor with the “Aisha” promos and the movie?

It’s not simply the wardrobe that matters, when getting in for a retro look. There are lots of other things which need to be taken care off. The make up, the hair style, the shoes, the accessories, the jewelry and then comes the “attitude”. A retro look can be a tough one to carry, but the actresses now days are doing so well with the retro look. There is no need to panic and completely re vamp your wardrobe but you can small but visible alterations and keep up with the ever changing fashion.

The retro back in the 50’s and 60’s had it all, from bell bottoms to skinny tights. Leggings and cropped jackets which are commonly worn by college students was a vogue then and has the same impact even now, when worn after ages. Retro clothing is nostalgic!!! If you can’t find any then you can raid your parent’s closet!!! I’m pretty sure they have a few vintage articles of clothing left.

But wearing retro head to toe can’t work daily. But yes a bit of it in your daily dressing is in, now days. Like you can go for skinny ties that were quite the rage of those times, or a pair of retro sunglasses! When I talk of retro sunglasses it’s for people who want to wear something different. They are the hottest thing “in” now days. The cat glasses for instance. And the nerd like frames, which are sported by Saif ali Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, and the supporting cast of “Aisha” are very famour. Even I own one of them. ☺

retro glasses

The colored retro glasses are every ones pick these days. Be it the college students or the corporate tycoons. It’s a must in everyone’s wardrobe. The unusual shapes, the larger than face frames, the colorful frames are all in for the retro season. And how can we forget the Aviator retro eyeglasses, the one which Priyanka Chopra flaunts in “Khatron Ke Khiladi” trailer.
Better yet you can scrounge some places in around your neighborhood and see if they have the fairs. You might find some vintage 50’s 60’s fashion accessories and clothes. Guys can wear a tie-n-dye shirt with bell bottomed jeans and long hair, else they can go for a punk band shirt like The Doors teamed with a bomber jacket( which is slightly hard to find) coupled with a pair of Doc Martens and look absolutely Baaad!!!
Those oversized sweaters reaching your thighs you threw away, are suddenly trendy once again. Match these sweaters with colored leggings and lengthy dangly chains. Baggy short sweaters look shoddy and frumpy. Semi-transparent leggings gives a sexier look to the whole attire, but be careful with the length of the sweater.

Gals can go for fishnet stockings or the neon colored ones, jeans which accentuate the knock knees (I have fond memories of this one), knee length print dresses, with wide belts to show off that thin waist and sexy hips. Team these with chunky bracelets. Crop tops are also back. But you need to have a perfect curvy figure to flaunt with these tops. Sailor stripes, striped skirts, shorts, and dresses are the current trend with the retro look. The baby doll dresses, mini skirts and leggings are simply everyone’s pick. How I can forget mentioning “Prachi Desai’s” BOBBY look in Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai”. Fun, feminine and flirty ruffles with skirts, dresses and blouses.

Not just these, Retro dresses and shoes look especially good on women. If picked appropriately and worn without modifications, they can make you look a class apart from the others. The Tulle Gowns, the disco outfits, Satin Stretch Wiggle dresses, Polka Dot Swing Dress, mesh gowns, Appliqué dress, poodle skirts, Strapless party dress, the Navy dress, bustier, Taffeta dress, Bubble dress, and Leopard Wiggle dress simply perfect for retro evenings.

When we talk of the retro evenings how can we forget the feather hair accessory? Age no bar, looks no bar, the feather hair accessory goes with all. The most appealing thing about this accessory is that it gives a gentle and seductive look, both at the same time.

Chandelier crystal clips earrings, Beaded purses, delicately stripped sandals, fur coats are all a must in your retro wardrobe. Hair and makeup!!! Guys in the 80’s wore their hair greased and slicked back. Gals wore heavy duty mascara and red lipstick. Go for styles you feel comfortable in. guys you don’t have to look Miami Vice and gals don’t try so hard.
Did you know are much admired converse high tops are a retro’s style statement? Around 1985 we got the famous “Air Jordans”. Who can forget Michael Jackson and rhinestone gloves??
Ultimately it depends on what you want to convey!

Pin up rockabilly Hairstyles

A new rockabilly hairstyle video tutorial.



Its very elegant and nice for going out to the theater or the opera.

Pin up rockabilly Hairstyles

A new rockabilly hairstyle video tutorial.



Its very elegant and nice for going out to the theater or the opera.

Rockabilly or the So Called Pin- Up Girl Hairstyles

Author: BecomeGorgeous

The rockabilly hairstyle is one of the most sensual and feminine hairstyles, reflecting the most beautiful features of the 40's. It is a rock- and- roll hairstyle which got a hit from the sexy Bettie Page. The hot pin-up model, created a real craze that still lasts in a whole pop culture. It is very popular at the moment, with their main characteristic: the way up high front hairstyle and close at the sides. Bettie Page sported short bangs, which is another nice version of the pi-up girl hairstyle.

Basic Elements of a Rockabilly Hairstyle

First of all, you should know that medium or short haircuts can make the best rockabilly hairstyles.

Another main part of the pin-up girl hairstyle is that you have to get curls or waves along the back part of your hair.

It is a polished look, which needs well hidden hair pins and strong fixing. So make sure you have the proper hair styling products.

Ways to Style Rockabilly Hairstyles

Jennys Pinup Updo

Starting from your curls, you should decide what style you are going to opt for. Tight curls can make a casual look with a back bun and the loose curls can make glamorous big waves in your hair. You can create a huge wave with your bangs or straighten them to get a classic Bettie Page look. Hot hair rollers will do the perfect styling tools for this hairstyle.

Once you got the curl in your long bangs, tease it in the back part of the curl and make the big wave in the front. This will make the main item of your look. Than pull the rest of your hair in the back comb, making it really tight at the sides. Fix it with plenty of hairspray.

For long hair, you have to get pin curls. Get the whole hair curly, and leave it loose with side swept bangs. You can try a comb to, but it will be harder to style because of the length. Finger waves are also a good option. Just make sure you can fix properly the curls into a polished look. The rockabilly hairstyle is very chic and feminine mostly because of it's perfect styling. You can make a French twist hairstyle with all the curls pulled in the front to pin them in large tube shaped waves on your forehead.

The main idea in creating rockabilly hairstyles are the curls. Leave the hair loose, pin it in a French twist and tube curls at the forehead, or make marvelous half updos with tight hair on the sides pulled up in two tube curls and blunt cut bangs in the front, there are endless styling possibilities. Just keep it curly and well polished. Many celebrities opt for this retro hairstyle, because it is edgy yet feminine and classy. Get inspired from the celebrities like: Gwen Stefani, Pink, Rihanna, Jenny McCharty, Dita Von Tesse and many others. Just make sure you find the style that matches your face shape: tight sides for the round faces because of the lengthening effect and loose curls for the long shaped faces to add width.

Rockabilly or the So Called Pin- Up Girl Hairstyles

Author: BecomeGorgeous

The rockabilly hairstyle is one of the most sensual and feminine hairstyles, reflecting the most beautiful features of the 40's. It is a rock- and- roll hairstyle which got a hit from the sexy Bettie Page. The hot pin-up model, created a real craze that still lasts in a whole pop culture. It is very popular at the moment, with their main characteristic: the way up high front hairstyle and close at the sides. Bettie Page sported short bangs, which is another nice version of the pi-up girl hairstyle.

Basic Elements of a Rockabilly Hairstyle

First of all, you should know that medium or short haircuts can make the best rockabilly hairstyles.

Another main part of the pin-up girl hairstyle is that you have to get curls or waves along the back part of your hair.

It is a polished look, which needs well hidden hair pins and strong fixing. So make sure you have the proper hair styling products.

Ways to Style Rockabilly Hairstyles

Jennys Pinup Updo

Starting from your curls, you should decide what style you are going to opt for. Tight curls can make a casual look with a back bun and the loose curls can make glamorous big waves in your hair. You can create a huge wave with your bangs or straighten them to get a classic Bettie Page look. Hot hair rollers will do the perfect styling tools for this hairstyle.

Once you got the curl in your long bangs, tease it in the back part of the curl and make the big wave in the front. This will make the main item of your look. Than pull the rest of your hair in the back comb, making it really tight at the sides. Fix it with plenty of hairspray.

For long hair, you have to get pin curls. Get the whole hair curly, and leave it loose with side swept bangs. You can try a comb to, but it will be harder to style because of the length. Finger waves are also a good option. Just make sure you can fix properly the curls into a polished look. The rockabilly hairstyle is very chic and feminine mostly because of it's perfect styling. You can make a French twist hairstyle with all the curls pulled in the front to pin them in large tube shaped waves on your forehead.

The main idea in creating rockabilly hairstyles are the curls. Leave the hair loose, pin it in a French twist and tube curls at the forehead, or make marvelous half updos with tight hair on the sides pulled up in two tube curls and blunt cut bangs in the front, there are endless styling possibilities. Just keep it curly and well polished. Many celebrities opt for this retro hairstyle, because it is edgy yet feminine and classy. Get inspired from the celebrities like: Gwen Stefani, Pink, Rihanna, Jenny McCharty, Dita Von Tesse and many others. Just make sure you find the style that matches your face shape: tight sides for the round faces because of the lengthening effect and loose curls for the long shaped faces to add width.

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