A woman’s hair is her crowning glory. You have taken the time to find that perfect dress for the next special occasion. Complete your look with a great hairstyle that complements your evening dress! What kind of occasion will you attend? A wedding, a prom, a cocktail for work or a formal dinner? The basic formula is to match your hair with the formality of the dress and with the occasion that you wear it. Let’s discuss how to find that balance along with beauty tips to cut costs.
There is no need to cringe if you are asked to be at a wedding. Today’s brides are very fashion and budget conscious when choosing bridesmaid dresses. If you are lucky, you will be able to find a cheap dress with incredible style! Usually the type of dress chosen depends on how formal the wedding will be. For example, traditional brides can choose an A-line ball gown or evening dress with a small train sweeping behind. With such formal dresses, you most likely want a formal hairstyle for your bridal party. To keep the focus on dresses, less is definitely more for hair. A simple and elegant French roll with wispy side curls is a popular option. Don’t be afraid to do something “boring”! A busy look with lots of details can detract from a smooth, polished look. Supplement to cheer him up if necessary. Sprigs of baby’s breath or a rhinestone comb give you that “something extra” without overwhelming the lift. A modern bride will probably consider a French roll to be commonplace. She would pair a sultry bundle of side-swept cascading curls with the contemporary styling of a halter neck evening dress. Allowing your bridesmaids to look so stylish can leave the bride struggling to be the center of attention!
Co-workers are like a second family when you calculate the time you spend with them. It’s fun to socialize with each other in a stress-free environment during company functions! Select your attractions according to the type of function. Is it a semi-formal banquet at the end of the quarter to celebrate an increase in sales? Is the annual party that is a black tie event? For the banquet she has chosen an elegant cocktail dress. It’s tea-length, a little flirtatious, but appropriate for mingling with people at work. A relaxed medium will finish off the dress! By pinning only the front half of your hair, you get the glamor of a full hairstyle without the congestion! For the Christmas party, you choose a traditional party dress. Considering the classic style of the dress, a classic bow placed at the back of the neck is a sophisticated combination. A bun is simple and versatile. Gather your hair at the crown to place it high on your head. Try a side part, a middle part, or no part! Adding decorative pins and barrettes to match her dress shows creative flair. Pulling the hair back too tight makes this style look severe. Soften it up by pulling thin strands down randomly around your face and curling them with a small curling iron.
The prom. * sigh * It’s not just a high school milestone, it’s THE high school milestone! It takes a lot of planning along with a lot of money. Young ladies who are smart shoppers can find places that offer affordable dresses, even if they need a plus size! A ball gown is a great option for prom, but it’s not the only option. You are young, so you want to show off your hair in a fresh and youthful way. How about a new twist on an old faithful’s hair? The French braid can be tailored to suit today’s fashionable young ladies. By pulling random strands of hair down and using a flat iron on them, you have instantly updated this look! For funky divas, adding glitter to match your dress with those random locks will give you a unique finish! Ladies with Long Hair: Focus on the top potion of your dress. Do you have intricate details that your hair would cover? Lift your hair to show it off!
Women with short hair have not been forgotten! Simply adding a sparkly headband can be a quick fix. A fluff from your bangs and slipping down the sides with gel gives you instant elegance. Attach some decorative clips to the crown of your head, pulling up the front and sides. Then texture the back with styling wax for an edgy look. Cut out pictures from magazines, catalogs and newspapers
for hairstyles that grab your attention and keep in a notebook. It will be useful as a reference when trying out styles on your own or in the salon. If you have trouble with styling, ask a friend who has hair experience for help! It is an inexpensive alternative to the living room. Have a happy hair adventure!