I need advice on Homecoming hair ASAP!

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Grace M.

Sep 21, 2014

Grace M.

This is my dress:


So I definitely want to wear my hair all up. I was thinking maybe a bun that incorporates a french braid or fishtail braid.

My hair is long, brown, and can hold curls easily.

What hairstyles would look best?
Should I do it myself or get it done somewhere?
If I should do it myself, how do I do it? 

Thanks!

Kat A.

Sep 21, 2014

Kat A.

like this?

Grace M.

Sep 21, 2014

Grace M.

That's super cute! Do you know where I could find out how to do it?

Kat A.

Sep 21, 2014

Kat A.

I'm not sure, sorry :/

Buttercup x.

Sep 21, 2014

Buttercup x.

I have no idea where you could find out how to do it, but to me personally it looks like a teases crown, then you basically divide your hair into a back part and two front parts.
You take the front part on ech side and divide it again.
The first part is going to e the braid (braid in the right direction already am pull it lose a bit for more volume so to speak) and the other one is twisted back
For the bun I'd do a chignon (it looks a bit messy but it doesn't have a whole so I don't think it's a messy bun)
It kinda looks like the twist and the braid go into the bun so I'd fix them first and then do the chignon but you could also fixate the. Rai and the twist after

Buttercup x.

Sep 21, 2014

Buttercup x.

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Buttercup x.

Sep 21, 2014

Buttercup x.

The long text was about Kat's suggestion ;)

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