In need of a new look but unwilling to chop your hair? Take matters into your own hands with these 12 celeb hairstyles you can easily achieve at home, for every length and texture. From metallic embellishments to a fresh take on a ’90s classic, your next fall look is right here.
Middle Braided Half-Do
Kristen Stewart’s latest hairstyle is a modern take on the classic French braid. To get this look, section off your hair from the crown to halfway down the back. Braid it back, tie the ends in a knot, and secure it with bobby pins.
Headbanded Afro
Push your hair back with a statement headband like Amandla Stenberg for a quick and dramatic look.
Twisted Metal
An easy way to upgrade your ponytail is to take a a page out of Emilia Clarke’s style guide. Wrap metal wire halfway down the ponytail to get the look.
Double Bun Updo
Since you’re probably knee-deep in ’90s paraphernalia anyway, try this Spice Girls–inspired look Ciara recently wore. Split the top half of your hair into equal sections, twist up, and pin.
Modern French Twist
Bella Hadid wore an updated version of the French twist. Instead of tucking in the hair, she flipped the ends outward.
Thin Metallics
Lupita Nyong’o’s minimal accessory is an effortless way to add subtle shine to a night out.
Multiple Hair Clips
Alternatively, you can try Rihanna’s dramatic display, where she pushed her hair behind her ears and clipped in several embellishments for a high-glam style (that still works with jeans).
Bobby Pinned Deep Part
Another Kristen Stewart look we’re coveting is this easy deep part. Simply push back the right side of your hair and crisscross multiple bobby pins in a color that contrasts with your hair.
Messy Topknot
Try Zendaya’s chicly undone updo for your next going-out look.
Sectioned Ponytail
Alicia Vikander retired the side braid in favor of the sectioned pony. Place your hair into a side ponytail and then add elastic hair ties at 1.5″ intervals. Pull out pieces of hair in each section until you achieve your desired look.
Faux Bang Swirl
Skip the clip-on bangs and DIY the look like Rooney Mara instead. Section the front of your crown and pull the remaining hair into a high updo. Comb down the front piece and twist it onto your forehead to mimic bangs. Twist the rest of the hair and hide the ends into the updo.
Fresh Double French Braids
