Buns and side braids are popular summer hairstyles, but let's not forget about the loop. It's a stylish hairstyle that goes from work to after-work drinks. This low loop looks especially dramatic for the way it has been twisted back and forth on itself. Leave a few shorter pieces loose in the front. It softens the look but doesn't make it messy.
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Chic Comb-Over
Never underestimate the power of your part. It'll be tough to pull off a zigzag part at the office but a deep side one will work. It brings new life to a tried-and-true low ponytail.
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Tousled Texture
We see you, short-haired ladies. Stop batting humidity and flatirons on rushed mornings. If you have a natural wave, enhance it with a texturizing product, like Rahua Freestyle Texturizer, $34. The key to keeping it appropriate for work is that hair remains softly tousled as opposed to had-a-dip-in-the-ocean crispy.
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Twist and Loop
Unsure of what's appropriate for work and what's not? Retro-tinged updos are a fail-safe style because they tend to have a formal finish. Just keep proportions in check and go easy on the hairspray. Shellacked hair isn't the goal.
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Sleek Ponytail
Got straight hair? Prevent face grease from making hair look overly slick with a center-parted low ponytail. This easy ponytail is a good option for those who can't battle humidity but can't quite quit their straighteners.
