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Actress and songstress, Leighton Meester went to the VMA’s with casual allure. The sandy blonde hair color tone is plush and sophisticated, suits her complexion and tangerine lip. Pulled back into a low ponytail with pieces draping here and there ––delicately framing the features –– this is a stylish and easy way to wear hair off the face.
Actress Kristen Stewart takes inspiration from grunge rock and retro-punk for this look, worn at the MTV Video Music Awards. It’s the on-trend beach wave, but paired with an extreme side-part and the ferocious asymmetry of a dynamic sweep over, to give it more edge. With vivacious volume and gorgeous, billowing shape this layered long length –– a fairly basic shape –– is turned into a vanguard look. For summer, we recommend you imagine it is 1973, and enjoy your own flowing, wavy, windswept styles.
A bright-eyed, bushy-haired, smugly obtrusive witch was never going transfigure to a star of the Hollywood Nouveau, so Emma Watson did the right thing when she went for a game-changing short hair ‘do. The cropped locks reminded everyone of her emerging beauty, and she’s been a favorite of the paparazzi ever since. As seen at the MTV Video Music Awards, the cut is growing out now; Emma looks youthful and contemporary wearing this loose and carefree choppy bob.
