adding a crystal-encrusted headband such as Charlize Theron’s. Rough-up the edges to lessen the rigidity of the look.

Pin curls, finger waves, victory rolls, beehive, bouffant and even the good old rockabilly are all fundamental hairstyles during holiday events. Retro coifs are forever à la mode. The quintessential queen of nostalgia, Dita Von Teese, has perfected every imaginable vintage coif and has incorporated a few improvements of her

own.  The polished hairstyle is not as hard as it looks. Simply apply mousse on damp hair then curl sections using large hot curlers. Remove the curlers after ten minutes and allow your strands to cool down. Shape the curls together using a large bore-bristled brush to achieve the retro look. To hold the style and make your coif more lustrous, use a strong sculpting gel.

Marcel waves require a little more effort

but the result is definitely worth it. These dreamy waves make both short and long hair appear alluring. To achieve the look, start by applying a liberal amount of texturizing mousse all over your slightly damp hair before creating waves. Expedite the process by using special wave clips instead of the normal version. After parting your hair to the side, separate a three-inch section of hair next to the parting and push it forward then put a wave clip above it and