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18 Gorgeous Ponytail Upgrades to Copy From the Spring Runways

Next-level ponytail inspiration ahead
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Incorporate a Scarf
Rather than tying a scarf around your neck, wrap it around a low ponytail instead. At Lanvin, hairstylist Tomohiro Ohashi fastened silk scarves around sleek ponies, exposing just a few inches at the end. Try the look with this pretty printed Vince Camuto You Had Me at Ahoy Kite Silk Scarf, $32.

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All Wrapped up
Here's another take on the tightly bound ponytail that uses a thin leather strap to keep strands in place. Pick up an extra-long piece of cord from a craft store, like the Faux Leather Suede Beading Cord, $2.79, and carefully wrap the length of the tail, being careful to keep the spacing tight.

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Veils and Flowers
We can always count on Chanel to deliver beauty inspo. Sam McKnight created a ponytail with all the trimmings by topping textured low ponies with veils and floral headpieces. The look might be a bit dramatic for an everyday style but keep it in mind for weddings and festival season.

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Pigtail Pony
Is it pigtails or a ponytail? It's both. This clever hybrid style combines two twisted pigtails to form a straight ponytail. Finish with a clear elastic, like the Sephora Collection Snag-Free Hair Elastics, $3.50, to keep the focus on the hair.

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Sectional Ponytail
Pick up a comb and start dividing hair beginning at the forehead, creating an intricate, geometric design. Continue all the way down the nape of the neck to create a flowing ponytail like the one seen at Fatima Lopes that looks gorgeous from all angles.

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BY HEATHER CICHOWSKI | MAR 20, 2018 | SHARES
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