Girls Long Hairstyles 2013

Girls look so cute and angelic with long hair that’s why moms try to keep their girl’s hair long. However, it is not so easy to maintain long hair especially for busy moms. If you often face the problem of messy and untidy hair, check out 2013 girls’ long hairstyles as well as styling tricks that will help you to create gorgeous look without any effort.

The easiest way to create neat and lovely look is to choose simple pulled up hairstyle like ponytail, pigtails and different styles of braids. When styling hair you should always keep in mind that she is just a kid and that hairstyle should be natural and less sophisticated. For more girlish look complete pulled up hairstyle with colorful hair accessory like hair clip, ribbon and any other cute accessory.

Half up-do hairstyle is next best option to create innocent and angelic look. This style will look amazing on both curly and straight hair. All you have to do is pull back the sides and secure it with a band.

How to Get Deep Waves Curled Hairstyles For Girls

Nothing special, nothing complicated… it is actually quite easy.  I use a deep V waver.
What I love about these deep waves is that it makes perfect base for a second day hairstyle.  All you have to do on day 2 is re-crimp the top layer and finger comb it… and you are good to go!
As always, it is important to remember to first spray your hair with a good heat protectant never to use too much heat. When I crimp, you will notice that I also never hold it more than 2-3 seconds. These irons get super hot, so that should be all you need.
Pay attention to how I manage my part line  and wave the top of the hair, because my cool trick will leave your hair looking more natural!
As promised, here are links to a few deep wavers that I have used…
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, heat protectant, Deep V Waver, hairspray {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 8-12 minutes
Skill Level: Easy
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Begin with dry hair, although you do not have to blowdry before this style {it is just as cute if you sleep on wet hair and let it air dry}…
Always spritz heat protectant on your hair before using heat…
Section your hair into thirds and pull the top two thirds up and pin out of the way…
Take a strand of hair in the bottom section and begin crimping with the heated Deep Waver at the base of the strand next to the head. {Crimp the waver down on hair and hold for 2-3 seconds. You do not want to hold for a long time.}
Move the waver down the hair strand about 5 inches and repeat the crimp, continuing down the entire strand…
When you are done crimping the bottom section, pull the next section of hair down and begin waving it in the same manner…
Continue the same with the top layer, except you part the top layer down the middle first and then wave it…
Next, find the side part you want and flip the hair over the middle part {this gives a  more natural look for the waves on top and does not show the waver crimp marks on top as much.
Finger comb the hair to get the desired look, and feel free to crimp any missed strands.
Add some hairspray {optional} to hold the waves.

Triple Lace Side Twists Hairstyle

Bailey is becoming quite the little hairstylist, always trying new things out on her own!
This past week, Bailey tried out this twist hairstyle and received compliments from her friends on it several times. I noticed the style even though she did not actually come up to me and show me… and sought her out and commented on it because she looked so darling wearing it!

{They grow up way to fast! I am so proud of the beautiful young women they are becoming!}
Then, with a smirk on my face, I asked Bailey if she wouldn’t mind filming this week’s tutorial with this braid for all of you!

I thought she would turn me down because she was so busy this weekend, but she responded in a split-second eye blink that she would LOVE TO!
Bailey says that if you can lace braid, then the lace twist is actually much easier to do. This hairstyle is a cinch!
Here is Bailey teaching all of us how to create adorable triple lace twists!
Enjoy!
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 3-4 small bobby pins, hairspray or pomade {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 3-5 minutes
Skill Level: Easy
Step-by-Step Instructions:

I started with soft hair curls made by my wand {this step is optional, but adds great texture and volume to the hair. It would look equally as great on straight hair}…
To begin the twists, create a part on one side of your head…
Take a small sectioned strand from the top front of bangs and begin a twist {feel free to use a little Pomade in your strands to help keep the twists defined and without flyaways}…
As you move back, add in hair strands only from the top into the top piece of the twist (this will creates the lace look of the twist}…
When you get about 6 inches back from the front of your face, secure the twist with an elastic or a bobby pin {I prefer the latter}.
Now move down about an inch and pick up another small piece of hair from the bangs, which will create the second twist…
Repeat the Steps #3-5 to create another small lace twist, and secure with a bobby pin…
Next, move down another inch and pick up your last small section of hair to create your third and final twist.
Repeat Steps #3-5 one last time, and secure with a bobby pin.
Add hairspray {if desired}.

Diagonal Bow Braid Hairstyle For Girls

Last time we posted our Bow Braid post which was a hit, with now a lot of that post views!
In that post, we showed you how to create the basic bows in a French braid, and showed you various live examples on my other girls of hairstyles where you can incorporate the bow braid.
It appears that our viewers were having difficulty figuring out where to get the extra hair to incorporate into the bows. In the post I show you exactly how to part the hair, which is really the trick to understanding the hairstyle.
One of my daughters wore this around Disneyland one day earlier this week and we must have had over 100 compliments on it!  I am sure you will see the same thing!
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 1 hair elastic, 1 hair pin, hairspray {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 10-15 minutes
Skill Level: Hard

Step-by-Step Instructions:
Begin by parting the hair {I part a section beginning at the end of her right eyebrow, on a diagonal, to about an inch above her left ear}…
Next, take the part to her forehead with a straight line {I know this is a strange part, but it creates just the right look when the style is finished}…
Secure the parted section out of the way for now…
Go back to top of the right ear, and begin a diagonal French braid running along the back of the head…
When you run out of hair to add into the braid, continue with a simple braid and secure with an elastic.
Now, release the section of hair on top and brush straight.  This hair will be used to create the bows {you can add water, pomade, or hair wax to add extra precision to the strands you incorporate into the bows}…
Take a hairpin and slide it through the first top stitch in your French braid…
Next, take a small strand of hair from the top section and form a loop with it…
Slide the loop through the hairpin end and hold onto the loop with your left hand…
Now, gently tug the hairpin back through the loop of braid.  As it pulls through, it will also bring the hair tail through and create a another loop, creating the bow look.
When the bow is complete, remove the hairpin {you can add an extra twist to one of the loops so that the bow lays and looks better}…
Let the ends of that bow fall to the left of the braid, where  they will be hidden in the next bow you create…
Continue making bows all along the braid, placing them in each top stitch of the French braid…
Add hairspray or spray wax when finished for a better hold {as desired}.

Kanye West teams up with Vogue Italia

Kanye West is collaborating with Vogue Italia.
The rapper has been invited to work on a new project for the fashion bible by Editor-in-Chief Franca Sozzani, who praised the budding designer's versatility and creative thinking.

Franca told E! News: 'We just [figured] out a new project for next. It's about Africa, art and music. He's more than music. He's not only about music.'
The fashion maven revealed she had already had meetings with Kanye - who is thought to be working on another clothing line - but remained tight-lipped about the nature of the project.
Franca was being honoured for her humanitarian work by the Dream For Future Africa Foundation at Spago in Beverly Hills, where Kim and Kanye were among the VIP guests.
Kim explained: 'We wanted to come out and support Franca, who has been a good friend of Kanye's. She's stunning. She looks like a Dolce Gabbana ad, a classic beauty.'
The stars were out in force to support Franca, who has been a driving force for change in the fashion industry since heading up Italian Vogue 1988. Her list of accomplishments includes becoming a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations, breaking high fashion taboos by launching Vogue Curvy for plus-sized bloggers and helping found non-profit organisation CHILD PRIORITY.
Model-and-actress Amber Valetta said: 'She is so important to our industry. I don't think people realize, because she's so humble and quiet, how much she's really changes and had an impact on pop culture...She has inspired so many great artists to do great work.'

Lady Gaga feels ‘empty’ after completing ARTPOP

Lady Gaga feels 'empty' and 'depressed' after finishing her album 'ARTPOP'.
The 'Applause' hitmaker has hit a low point since releasing her third studio album as she is no longer being creative.

She told O2: 'I'm depressed after making this album. I feel empty and sad. I'm no longer the creator, I'm the performer.
'This is the reverse of Warhol, this is the reverse of the soup can, this is art imprinted onto pop culture.'
This comes only weeks after Gaga claimed she doesn't 'feel alive' when she is not on stage as her stage persona gives her the chance to express her thoughts.
She said: 'When I'm not on the stage, I don't feel alive. But when I hit the stage, it's like everything that I'm thinking and feeling, where I belong - that's where it is.'
But the 27-year-old eccentric star doesn't think she is different from anyone else, because most people have creative energy they want to release.
Gaga explained: 'I don't think I am different from anybody else. I think everyone with their location and their job and what they do, their passion, feel the same way I do. It's sort of like we are endlessly obsessing about what we are creating and then the explosion is the moment where we get to share.'

Kristen Stewart joins Anaesthesia cast

Kristen Stewart will film a small role in new indie drama 'Anaesthesia'.
The 'Twilight' actress has joined the cast of Tim Blake Nelson's new ensemble drama, which follows a group of university students whose philosophy professor has a profound effect on their lives.

Deadline reports Stewart will shoot her scenes over the course of a 'few days'.
The actress' latest role joins a busy schedule of movies including politically-charged thriller 'Camp X-Ray', directed by Peter Sattler, and Oliver Assayas' new drama 'Sils Maria'.
In 'Camp X-Ray', Stewart plays a young woman who joins the army in a bid to escape her small-town life, only to find herself sent to work at Guantanamo Bay detention camp. Suffering from abuse from the men in her charge, she forms an unlikely bond with a man who has been incarcerated for eight years.
Stewart will then join an A-list cast including Juliette Binoche and Chloe Grace Moretz in 'Sils Maria'.
French filmmaker Assayas wrote the film about an actress suffering from a midlife crisis specifically for Binoche, who he worked with on 'Summer Hours'. Binoche's character becomes obsessed with a young actress (Moretz) who is playing the part which originally made her famous, while Stewart has been cast as Binoche's assistant.