We all know Zoe Saldana is a queen when it comes to red-carpet styling, but who knew she also had such great hair? This soft, rolled hairstyle is brunch appropriate, and keeps long hair off your neck on a hot summer day.

1. Celebrity hairstylist David Babaii of Blo Blow Dry Bars suggests starting out with a light leave-in shine product. (We love Kevin Murphy Shimmer Shine for its subtle gold flecks.)

2. Part hair to the side and begin rolling bangs or front layers up first, rolling toward the back of your head and securing with bobby pins as you go.

3. Continue on section by section, rolling hair up and back to join the rest of the crown, securing with bobby pins until the two sides meet.

4. Finish with decorative pins or a jeweled headband like this one from Etsy shop Twigs & Honey.

If you wake up and your hair is having crazy-big texture issues (or you know, what some call an ordinary summer day), embrace that texture with this roughed-up ponytail hairstyle.

1. If you don't have a lot of natural texture, blow-dry wet hair while scrunching in a volumizing or texturizing mousse, says Babaii. Try Kérastase Densifique Densimorphose. (Blow dryer pictured is the T3 Featherweight 2.)

2. Use a wide-tooth comb and comb hair backward. Use your fingers to make a low, undefined center part.

3. Take one side of your hair and roll the section toward your center part. Secure the roll with bobby pins, leaving the ends free. Repeat on the opposite side. "Allow any shorter ends or frays to fall naturally," says Babaii. "This is an unstructured ponytail."

5. Bring both ends of your hair together and secure with a hair elastic. Finally add some smudgy eyeliner and heavy mascara, because this look is calling for it.

I'll be the first to admit I have a trigger finger when it comes to pinning any hairstyle that involves a pretty hair accessory. But aside from the sparkle factor, this slightly rumpled, lived-in hairstyle is the perfect mix of vintage glamour and the not-so-perfect look anyone can achieve.

1. Start by applying a texturizing product like Garnier Fructis De-Constructed Texture Tease to "create a slight wave with a bit of roughness," says Gonzalez.

2. Next, create a slightly off-center side part.

3. Use your fingers to push hair completely over to one side and make a low side ponytail at the nape of your neck, keeping out bangs or shorter front layers. For more dimension, you could also loosely French braid the hair over to the side as well, says Gonzalez.

4. Stick one finger right above your hair elastic to loosen up the top of your ponytail. Pull the end of your ponytail up, sticking it through the opening you've created and pull it through. (Otherwise known as a topsy tail if you're fancy.) But get messy! "It almost looks like the hair is tied in a big loose knot," says Gonzalez.

5. Use decorative hair pins (pictured is Jennifer Behr Silver Feather Swarovski Crystal Hairclip) to pin bangs loosely back.

6. Finish with flexible hold hairspray like Living Proof Style Lab Flex Shaping Hairspray. If your style ends up looking messier than intended, just embrace it. Tell everyone,"It's vintage, darling."

In addition to being a pro on the tennis court, Anna Kournikova also gives us major hair envy. But keep in mind, this voluminous ponytail is nothing like your low-maintanence workout pony. Wear it to the office or even for a night out.(Your hair's not that full? No problem, there's probably some clip-in extensions at work here.)

1. "To re-create [this look], forget typical roller sets and opt for Velcro hair strips to fashion loosely sculpted curls with adjustable, no pull strips," says Gonzalez. Take two-inch sections of hair and mist with a thermal heating spray like Living Proof Restore Revitalizing Spray, laying the Velcro hair strip underneath. Roll the hair into a roller shape and use clips to hold in place.

2. Once all your hair is in the Velcro rollers, blast your hair with a blow dryer for five minutes to set the style. After you've take out all the clips and Velcro strips, comb your fingers through to loosen up waves.

3. Use a paddle brush (we like Olivia Garden Ionic Massage Bamboo Brush) to style your hair into a high ponytail. "Be careful not to brush all the way through," says Gonzalez. "This will disrupt the waves."

4. Take a piece of hair from the tail of your ponytail and wrap around the base, hiding your hair elastic. "[She] has a cool effect due to her hair color. By picking two small sections of hair, one dark and one light, this will create the double band look."

5. Finish with a flexible hold hairspray. (Okay, we were wrong. Low ponytails are not the only hairstyle to master this season.)

Maria Menounos wore this chic braided updo at the 2014 Oscars, but it's also the perfect hairstyle for a summer wedding or two. Just leave the white dress to the bride.

1. Start by parting hair down the middle and loosely French braiding the front two inches of each side back diagonally, says Gonzalez.

2. As your French braid reaches your ear, switch to a three-strand braid to finish to section off to the ends. "This will lay the foundation for the relaxed, braided and looped bun that rests at the nape of your neck."

3. Next, take the middle section of your hair that is not attached to the two French braids. Braid this chunk in different size sections, both large and small, making sure they are all loosely woven together.

4. Loop the braids around each other, twisting around to form a bun. Pin the ends to secure, also pinning back the two French braids on the side.

5. Finish with hairspray like Drybar The Sheriff Firm Hold Hairspray or a decorative hair accessory like this Bandtz Gold Dust Bow.