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2011 hairstyles braided topknot for women..hair trends 2011

2011 hairstyles braided topknot for women..hair trends 2011
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It's not an understatement to say that the hair trend of late has been braided hair, with 2010's side braid having captured the imagination of the fashion forwards before it had even left the catwalk.
Such demand for a single hairstyle inevitably sent fashionisers looking for variations on the theme, and it's fair to say that braided hairstyles will be with us for sometime yet. Which brings us to another interpretation of the larger trend: the braided top knot.
Born on Sass & Bide's spring 2011 catwalk it's a style that has all the hallmarks of a hair trend in the making: it's detailed, it has a messy factor that is imbued with a too-cool-to-care attitude, you can style it yourself and, simply put, it turns heads.
Read on to find out more about this hairstyle that is emerging as one of 2011's hair trends.
Braided top knot: on the catwalk
Braided top knot: how to
Braided top knot: double braid
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the braided topknot: on the catwalk

The topknot in general has had quite a runway presence in the past few seasons; from sleek, high versions to messier birds-nest takes. Then, in their spring 2011 showing, Australian label Sass & Bide added two braided cornrows to theirs, complimenting their tribal-inspired collection. Other runway examples for spring 2011 included Eva Minge, whose models sported braids at the front of the head, working backwards into a neater top bun.
For our instructions we've opted to focus on a style similar to Sass & Bide's only simplified with a single braid, thus making it easier for you to style yourself, and with an added emphasis on a texture plait.
front braid top knot

the braided topknot: how to

As we've found with other 2011 hairstyles, such as the double hair knot, a simplified 'how to' doesn't always give you, our dear fashioniser, the result you desire. So when it came to putting together a how to guide for the braided top knot we enlisted the help of an expert on all things hair, Melbourne stylist Annika, and paired her with Scene Models' Taylah Verney.
The 'how to' steps for a plaited / braided top knot are as follows:
messy top knot
Ensure that you have textured hair and, more obviously, that it's long enough to braid.
The top knot, and the braided / plaited form of it, is all about texture in 2011 - something that's in stark contrast to the soft refinement the top knot has been more likely to be worn with.
To style the braided top knot on Taylah we began by working a spray-in mousse through her hair and working it through to allow her natural waves to dominate.
Note: If your hair is dead straight or very fine, don't be afraid to use ample amounts of mousse; work it through the hair and then blast it with a blow-dryer while scrunching the hair in your hands to create texture. If the hair is still too straight for your liking, use a hair straightener or styler (for example, ghd's salon styler) to create some messy waves throughout the hair. Glide the styler along from the roots to the ends while rotating it about 180 degrees to create waves.
top knot braid
Tilt your head forwards.
As of step three you're going to begin braiding, and you're going to find it easier to achieve if your head is upside down - your arms won't get as tired from the process, and you'll find it easier to hold your hair.
side braid knot
Starting at the nape of your neck start braiding, with the braid travelling in the direction of the top of your head.
Notice that the braid here is raised. A regular (or 'French') braid sits flat to the head, but the raised (called an 'inverted French braid' or a 'Dutch braid') is much more effective for the braided topknot style. To create a Dutch braid each added strand of hair needs to be woven under instead of over the other strands.
top knot fringe
Continue braiding until you get to your forehead's hair line.
back of plait top knot
You should now have a braid that runs up the back of your head with an end that sits atop your head. If you need to you can tie the end with a hair elastic. Once you're more experienced you'll be able to hold it with your hands.
plait top knot
Add in extra texture and more of a casual feeling, as desired, by gently pulling at the plait section of the braids.
messy top knot
Grab the end of the braid that sits atop your head and twist it into a small bun / knot. Mould it into a shape as neat or messy as you like, remembering that this style works well with plenty of texture and doesn't need to be too polished.
top knot pin
Secure the bun / top knot in place with bobby pins selectively placed at its base.
top knot picture
Finally, finish with some hairspray to hold the style in place.
2011 top knot
And that's it: you now have a textured, single-braided topknot.
For further instructions on creating a double-braided topknot, see below.

another way: the double braid

braided top knot
You'll note that in the above how-to instructions we've looked at a single braid with a top knot, in comparison, however, Sass & Bide's catwalk featured two braids.
Though more challenging then a single braid, we do also have instructions on how to achieve the top knot with two braids which you can read by following the link.

beyond the topknot: other trends

The braided top knot might be amongst the most visually striking and appealing, but it's not the only 2011 hairstyle trend.

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double knot hairstyle
When it comes to the year's fashion trends a lot of 2011 will focus on embellished, quality details - it won't be exactly the same for 2011 hairstyles
, however. Quality, yes. Embellishment, not always. 2011 won't be a year in which hair trends are based around adornments and accessories - yes, there'll be headbands, but there'll be a larger push towards styles that are au naturel. And amongst those styles will be the double hair knot.
double knot hairstyle

What is a double hair knot?

Taking the lead from last year's hairstyles, the double hair knot continues the infatuation with styles that seem effortless - think the plaited and braided hairstyles that have been so popular for more then 12 months, simplify, and you have the double hair knot.
Like the topsy tail hairstyle of years gone by, the double hair knot sits roughly at the nape of the neck or a little higher. The style also works as a single knot - but by knotting the hair twice the effect is more interesting, and easier to secure.
double knot side A side view of the hair style as featured on Michael Kors' S/S '11 catwalk via Hanneli.

How to style it

Though a hairstyle suited to the entire year, the style of double hair knot you're seeing in the pictures are best suited to spring / summer 2011. Styled by Orlando Pita for the Michael Kors catwalk, the summer influence comes courtesy of a desire to have fuse urban hairstyle with the feel that its wearer has "been out at the beach all day."
To capture the summer interpretation of the double hair knot:
  1. First, spritz the hair all over with a sea-salt spray (Orlando Pita used Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray)
  2. Next, scrunch the hair into bunches while drying to add waves and texture
  3. Pull a thick section of hair out at the front, sweeping it into a deep side part
  4. Finally, take back two sections of hair and tie into a knot - then again into a double knot
For a take on the style that is suited to autumn / fall or winter, play down the beachy-ness by making the hair smoother and a little less textured. Try replacing the sea-spray with a volumizer and keeping the hair in place with a little hairspray.
If you'd like a more detailed 'how to' guide please let us know by leaving a comment below and we'll see what we can organise.
double knot blonde A front view of the hair style as featured on Michael Kors' S/S '11 catwalk via Style.com.
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kim kardashian hair - how to get hair like kim kardashian

kim kardashian hair - how to get  hair like kim kardashian
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Do you want to get your hair like Kim Kardashian's? If so, read the below hair styling tips to do your hair just like Kim Kardashian's. Soon you will be
able to style your own hair the same way Kim wears hers. You don't have to have your own personal hairstylist, you will be able to create the same hairstyle just by following the article steps listed below.

Instructions
Things You'll Need:

    * Curling Iron
    * Blow Dryer
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      Shampoo and condition your hair. Try using different a different shampoo and conditioner than you normally use in order to kind of shock the hair. If you use the same shampoo and conditioner every day, your hair gets used to it and doesn't give the same bounce and shine.
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      Blow dry your hair until your hair is completely dry and straight.
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      If your hair isn't the length of Kim Kardashian's, you can choose to add hair extensions to give you the extra length like Kim Kardashian's. You can easily add clip on hair extensions. You can purchase them from your local beauty supply store.
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      Next, use an ionic hair straightener to flat iron your hair.
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      Now it's time to curl your hair like the way Kim Kardashian wears hers. You can spiral curl your hair by parting your hair in small sections and using your curling iron to create spiral curls. If you are very skilled in doing spiral curls with a curling iron, you might want to use a special curling iron that will easily create spiral curls. You can also use hot rollers as well. (View the links below under Resources for sample hair styling products).
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      Once you have curled your hair, brush the curls slightly to loosen them up.
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      Complete your Kim Kardashian hair style by spraying your hair with hair spray

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common hair styles .. 9 solutions for common hair emergencies

common hair styles .. 9 solutions for common hair emergencies
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It�s happened to even the best-tressed: hair that looks so scary, hiding it beneath a scarf or hat is the only safe option. Whether your locks took a beating at your own hands or suffered salon trauma, you aren�t stranded. Here, advice from the pros for fixing the most cringe-worthy coifs.
Major Heat Damage
All that heat from a flat iron and blow dryer can eventually take
its toll. �Repeated styling weakens the hair and causes dehydration,� says hairstylist Wren from Bumble and Bumble salon in New York City. Hair needs some serious moisture to help mend it. Use a deep-conditioning mask once a week to add luster and reinfuse hydration. Nourishing shampoos and conditioners will help penetrate the hair shaft and add moisture where it�s needed most, she says. In the future, protect hair from hot tools with a silicone-based serum to buffer strands from direct heat and make the cuticle shiny and smooth. Photo: Fabrice LEROUGE/Getty Images

Layer Overload
That ultra-choppy mop top seemed liked such a good idea before you sat in your stylist�s chair; now, not so much. Until your hair grows out, you can help those piecey locks look more uniform by flat-ironing your hair, says Wren. �Smoothing strands blends in layers so your hair will look more polished,� she says. Hair grows about half an inch every month, so don�t fret: Those layers will get longer in no time. Photo: Thinkstock

Limp Locks
In an effort to tame unruly tresses, you shelled out for a straightening treatment�which seems to have left you with dead, lifeless locks. The best thing to do is stay out of the salon and pump up the volume in the safety of your own home. Start in the shower by using a clarifying shampoo. �These clean and open up the cuticle to relieve product buildup, making hair look fuller,� says Emiliano De Pasqual of Warren-Tricomi salon in New York City. To build even more body, use a volumizing spray and flip your head upside down as you blow hair dry, he says. Photo: Thinkstock

Home Perm Gone Wrong
Home perms should probably be left where they belong: in the �80s. �The problem is, you don�t exactly know the level of chemicals you�re putting on your hair, so chances are, it won�t turn out the way you�d imagined it,� says Wren. If your head looks more like a nest than a cascade of glossy ringlets, seek help from a professional. You can get your hair re-permed, but wait at least two weeks to give it time to repair itself from the first batch of chemicals, says Wren. To help calm an out-of-control coif, you might consider a keratin treatment to reinvigorate hair, add shine and fix the texture. Photo: Hitoshi Nishimura/Getty Images

Too-Short Cut
If ever there was a cry-inducing salon moment, it�s when you realize you�ve been at the mercy of an overzealous "artiste." If you can�t bear to look at yourself, and you have at least 3 inches of hair, the easiest and most inexpensive solution is to invest in some clip-in extensions, says De Pasqual. Even though the last thing you want is to take off more length, go for regular trims every six to eight weeks. Keeping your ends neat will lessen damage and breakage to your hair, he says. Until then, try some fashionable hair accessories like barrettes and headbands. Photo: Thinkstock

Dented �Do
Once a flat iron makes a crease mark, it can�t be undone by going back over the same area. Dampen the section and blow it dry by pointing the nozzle of the hair dryer toward the ends and pulling it taut with a flat brush. Straightening your hair before flat-ironing is more important than you may think. �The flat iron is the last step; it seals what you�ve already done,� says Wren. Mist a bit of lightweight holding spray onto the section, hold the iron parallel to the floor and pull through hair in one fluid motion. Photo: Thinkstock

Barely-There Bangs
In an effort to save yourself a trip to the salon, you attempted to trim your own bangs and lopped too much off the ends. Sound familiar? Your best hair helper in this scenario is time�give that fringe about a month to grow half an inch. In the meantime, there are a few styling tricks you can try. A deep side part is a great way to mask the bangs and distract the eye, says Wren. To help flatten the roots and give the bangs a teeny bit more length, put a bit of holding spray on damp hair. Using a small, flat brush, pull and dry bangs at the roots, brushing them from side to side. Or you can camouflage them altogether with a cute headband. Photo: Kaz Chiba/Getty Images

Chronic Breakage
Harsh chemicals, especially bleach, can do a number on your hair, making it vulnerable to breakage. Damaged hair requires delicate care. While it�s wet, use a wide-tooth comb to detangle knots; a brush is too harsh and can cause even more breakage, says Wren. �The best way to nurse it back to health is with hydration and protein,� she says. Deep-conditioning treatments once a week can help restore vitality. Apply a conditioning mask in the shower and cover your head with a plastic shower cap. Let stand for 5 to 10 minutes to open the cuticle and allow the conditioner to penetrate. Photo: Sven Hagolani/Getty Images

Crazy Color
When a DIY dye job goes horribly wrong, don�t panic�any color of the rainbow can be corrected. Light hair is the easiest to fix by using a toner to deepen the shade. Or you can ask your stylist to introduce some lowlights, says De Pasqual. A too-dark �do is a bit more complicated. �In order for you to lighten up again, bleach is often necessary, since color can�t take off color,� he says. Seeking professional advice is the best way to ensure a safe fix and the least amount of damage. If you plan to color your hair again yourself, next time go for a demi-permanent formula that washes out in four to six weeks. Photo: Thinkstock

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