Vintage hair styles

If popular TV shows are any indication, everything vintage is in. Not only do we all wish we could live in the grand eras on the past, but many of us try to bring vintage elements

Victory rolls - one of the most copied pinup hair dos of the 1940's. Waves, pin curls, bumper bangs, pompadours, the 1940's was all about updos !

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When I was planning my wedding, I can remember browsing HUNDREDS of pictures of bridal hairstyles and hair accessories for months on end trying to find just the right look for the big day. The cruel irony? I ended up hating the way my hair turned out the day of my wedding after all that

Finger waves seem to be the style that will always be around. Check out our gallery and try out our easy tutorials: see how to create and wear famous waves!

From bouffants to pixies, the '50s were full of inspiration for our hair. Ahead, see 31 tutorials for modern ways to wear classic '50s hair.

40s style pinned back curls

Step back in time as you try your hand at getting iconic beehive hair! Easily recreate this elegant updo in a few easy steps.

The beehive is making a sophisticated comeback as seen on many celebrities and models over the past year, as well as the vintage 1930s and 40s waves that were popularized by Lana Turner and can be seen on Megan Fox today. The modern stick straight hair still has a place, but variations in length and angles are being introduced in effort to make the style more sophisticated and interesting.