Katharine McPhee's gorgeously retro-inspired hairstyle works best on hair that falls below the ears. To get it:
1. Part your hair above the ear on one side of your head. Bring the rest of your hair over to the other side. 2. Use a 1-inch curling iron like Conair Instant Heat 1" Curling Iron, $11.99 to curl the tips of your hair outward. Use your fingers to shape them as they cool. 3. Mist all over with strong-hold hairspray, and push down on the top of your hair to flatten it a bit.
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Edgy pixie
Rihanna's unique pixie is perfect for those who love experimenting with their short hair. To get it:
1. This first part takes some serious bravery. Ask your stylist to shave one side of your head, and leave long layers on the other side. 2. The rest is easy. Just mist hair with volumizing spray and blow dry straight using a round brush. 3. Use a flat small iron (try ghd Original Ceramic Styling Iron 1 inch, $220) to straighten your layers for more definition, and mist with shine spray to finish.
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Angled bob
Victoria Beckham's trademark hairstyle is all about the cut. Once you have it, it's totally easy to style. To get it:
1. Ask your stylist to give you longer layers in the front, and shorter pieces in the back for a stacked shape. 2. Right when you get out of the shower, towel off your hair and apply mousse (try Sebastian Professional Mousse Forte, $13.99) to boost body. 3. Blow dry hair with a large round brush, lifting at the crown for more volume. 4. Once your hair is dry, use a flat iron on the front of your hair to get it extra straight and sleek. 5. Mist all over with lightweight hairspray like Aveda Witch Hazel Hair Spray, $12 and shake your head a bit to loosen up the layers.
Let's keep this, well � short (pun intended): Pixies, bobs, crops, and short shags were the hottest short hairstyles of 2012. But short hairstyles are gaining even more momentum for 2013 and are all over the red carpet and runways. So, if you've ever thought about chopping it all off, now is the time. Or, if you have already gone short, then you're in luck. Short haircuts take, on average, way less time to style, allowing you to look polished in minutes.
The only tiny complaint we hear over and over again from readers and friends with short haircuts is that sometimes, it's hard to change up their look and to style it in new, different ways. Plus, most hairstyle how-tos focus on longer hair, leaving those with short haircuts feeling left out. So, we found the most popular celebrity short hairstyles for 2013 and broke down the step-by-step directions that'll help you get the look. Whether you're in the mood for an edgy pixie or a romantic side-swept 'do, we've got you covered.
