Best-Tressed List
Coif master Jim Crawford dishes on the latest bridal runway dos
Reem Acra
"We call this deconstructed hair. It's a fresher, more romantic and mystical take on the traditional braid, yet still very precise."
Get the Look: Long locks are critical for this style, so unless you’re lucky enough to have the length, invest in a hair piece. Sans products, pull hair into a low ponytail and braid it haphazardly, without securing flyaways. Then, wrap the braid around your head, and using a clear elastic anchored with bobby pins, secure the end where the ponytail began. Flair out the ends for soft fringe.
Dan Lecca










