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Known for her recent role on Grey's Anatomy, TV actress Roison Murphy models a very different way to wear a hair fashion of days gone by. In the 1930's, snoods were worn to either cover up a pinned down bun or simply to hold longer hair up in the back of the style, yet never the front. Perhaps Roison's stylist was boldly going for the birth of a new look which might catch on somewhere, yet for now, it's too bizarre, even if this is just a hat, it definitely belongs here on Freaky Friday.
Jade Jagger demonstrates some beautiful coils of curls in this long style of twists. Dry sections are smoothly wrapped and pinned, infused in one of several ways, then once cooled, pins are removed and these large ringlets fall into perfect form.
We've seen her out many times before, yet Jodie Harsh never ceases to amaze us with her signature look. No, you're not seeing things. Warm colors like the oranges and golds in her hair do not mix well with cool colors like in her attire and especially her makeup. And if all that isn't enough to make you wonder, the combed over bouffant pushes it all over the edge, once again, for a Freaky Friday.
Heidi Range and Keisha Buchanan, two-thirds of the group "Sugababes", are shown here wearing two different, yet elegant hairstyles for an evening out. Heidi has a simplistic look that has her style half up and half down with sections left out by discretion while Keisha has her thick mane gathered into a huge cumbersome bun.
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This unique look appears to have been styled then cut while in tact to produce this precision and uniform look. A sure way to make your longer hair stand up mohawk style would be to gather it in small ponytails and fan them out like down here. Certainly a "hair-raising" conversation piece that is not your everyday look, yet rather another Freaky Friday.
Long, straight brunette hair is worn by Louisa Lytton,a lovely TV actress from London, famous for her role on "EastEnders", a popular English soap opera. At first glance, it appeared that her formal style worn down, was clipped into two side ponytails gathered at the neck, which would have been edgy, but cute, for this beautiful teen.
While some celebrities change their hairstyles as often as they change their minds, Katharine McPhee still keeps her style long and straight. The beautiful brunette look, that is silken and slightly frames her neckline, is definitely becoming a signature style for this talented singer.
Taylor Swift is known for her natural curls and here we see them designed into the latest craze of long, twisted spirals. The multi-tones of blonde look like artwork as they curve around each corkscrew of hair.
Ali Lohan has fabulous, long twists in her jet black mane which probably were done by hand rolling, pinning, applying heat then cooled. Once the curls are cool, the pins are removed and they fall into great twists like these, that when left undisturbed, turn out crisp and well defined.
This talented young lady from New Zealand, Hayley Westenra, is wearing a curly style that possibly could have been obtained from a set of hot rollers. Heat rolled into the hair will change it giving bouncy curls whether done one at a time with an iron or with a heated set of curlers. It's just all in the care given while implementing those curls and in the way it is styled thereafter.
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