How to create relaxed waves...and then transform them into two totally different looks in just seconds.
Holiday Hair Tutorial: One Style, Three Ways
Style
Snow Day
Right This Moment
What I'm actually wearing right this moment is an old college t-shirt, even older Victoria's Secret pajama pants, and a fuzzy robe that won't stay closed because half of the belt fell off (I don't know how that happened, either).
But what I'd like to be wearing is black, grey, mint...and Jimmy Choo Attila mirrored flats, which have replaced last year's Anouks as my Number One Most Coveted Shoe. (I also wouldn't throw a little vintage Chanel out of bed.)
Tutorial: Make Your Manicure Last
The only problem with a French manicure like this pale beige and navy one (my new favorite combo): it’s labor-intensive enough that I’d really like it to stay put in perfect(ish) condition for at least a few days without even a hint of chipping.
But making your manicure last is possible, so long as you avoid the major offenders (like washing dirty dishes without wearing gloves) and follow a few simple guidelines during the application process.
Easy Holiday Hairstyles
My default look during the holiday season: relaxed waves. Mostly because they look pretty as is, but can also be easily transformed into a ton of different looks…so I can switch up my hairstyle from event to event without spending a ton of time fussing around in front of the mirror.
Here’s the starting look, which I think is perfect for anything from a cocktail party to a dinner with friends to Christmas Eve.
