::Puffy Buns::

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Bored with a normal bun? 

Last Sunday, I had some photos taken by a friend of mine in my favorite antique kimono. I didn't even have the collar ready until the morning of that day so there was not much time for doing my hair. 

But I wanted to make something voluminous above my nape in 5 mins.

Not too sophisticated, but not so casual either.

It is just simply two messy buns created next to each other.

Here is the vertical twin buns I did last year for Vogue FNO.

The details are posted HERE

Here is the quick tutorial of creating a bun.

★Pigtail & Bun★

So this is the finished look of the horizontal version.

To make them look messier, I teased the hair A LOT. 

From the right.

(sorry for the flyaways...)

From the left.

So simple, easy and quick!!

Think this style looks great with summer dresses, bohemian looks, and Yukata.
Give it a try :)

Thank you for reading.

xoxo

Lynn♪

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::Hairdo with a Hat::

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I always wanted to try wearing a kimono with a hat but I hardly wear a hat everyday so didn't know exactly what to do with my super long hair.

For my Kimono Rock day, I got really lazy to do my hair so decided to do just a simple fishtail braid on the side. While doing that, I hit upon a good idea of making the braid into a messy bun and wear a hat :)

Click HERE for the photos of this look.

To make the braided bun look messy, you pull out the sides of the bun and stretch it.

When you create a fishtail braid on the side, tie the base of the braid loosely with an elastic so that the other side won't look too tight.

Just curl small sections of hair around your face and it's done!

The bun doesn't have to be made of a fishtail, you can do any bun that you'd prefer.

This looks really good with a turtle neck or whenever you wear a scarf around your neck as well.

Thank you for reading.

xoxo
Lynn♪