Okay, so today I wanted to do something fun with my hair because I’m wearing this one-shoulder gown. You know, the kind that’s all fancy on one side and bare on the other? It’s a gorgeous dress, but I always struggle with how to style my hair with it.
First, I washed and dried my hair. I wanted a clean slate to work with. After that, I stood in front of the mirror, gown on, trying to visualize what would look best. I thought about a sleek, high ponytail. It seemed like a good idea, pulling all my hair up and away from the bare shoulder.
- Tried the high ponytail: I gathered all my hair up, brushed it smooth, and secured it with a hair tie. Hmm, not quite what I was going for. It felt a bit too… severe?
Next, I undid the ponytail. Maybe some loose waves? I plugged in my curling iron and got to work, curling sections of my hair away from my face. This was looking better, more romantic and softer. But still, I wasn’t completely sold.
- Experimented with a side part: I parted my hair deeply on one side, sweeping the bulk of it over the shoulder that’s covered by the gown. Now we’re talking! This felt like the right balance, showing off the dress’s neckline while still having some hair down.
I played around with it a bit more, pinning some pieces back and loosening others. I even tried on some earrings – big, statement ones that really popped against the bare shoulder. They definitely added to the look!
Finally, I decided to add a little something extra. I braided a small section of hair near my temple and draped it across my forehead, securing it with a bobby pin. It was a subtle touch, but it made the whole hairstyle feel more intricate and special.
So, after all that, I ended up with a soft, wavy hairstyle with a deep side part, a little braid, and some killer earrings. It felt glamorous, a little bohemian, and perfect for the one-shoulder gown. I think I nailed it! I learned that sometimes, it takes a few tries to get it right, but it’s worth it to experiment and find what works best for you.
Final Look
The hair was mostly on one side, and it looked great with the dress. This was way better than the plain look I had before. I took a few photos. The style really matched the dress. It felt good to try new things. I also put on big earrings, which made it even better. I would do this again for sure!
