So if you're anything like I am, you are already trying to put something together for new years eve. No matter what you're doing you have to look fabulous to ring in the new year. I will be taking group dance lessons and having a sparkling cider toast at midnight, so I need a hair-do that will stay put through twirls and dips. Here are a few pictures I've picked up online that I think and defiantly not only new years eve but suitable for daily wear.

This style does not look like it has been french braided around her head (which can be difficult for even the most
experienced braider). Just part hair down the middle, make a low braid and pin around your head. If your hair is not long enough you have i
ncorporate some extension
pieces.

I'm not usually an
Eva fan, but how can you ignore that hair? I like to follow this video tutorial (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee_rDSvOSnY) for fast beehives, just leave a few
pieces around your face down for a soft look.

So easy for anyone to pull off. Curl hair, pin one side back (with something
sparkly for extra credit) and smile.

Perfect if want to be casual for new years eve, or even as a back up hairstyle if something goes wrong. After smoothing into a high pony take a small
piece out and wrap to hide the elastic. The hair will stay around easier if you first spray it with hair spray and smooth with a comb. simply pin the end of the hair
underneath your ponytail

Joy is always so simple. This would be so great if you have really striking make-up or very beautiful skin. Smooth into a half-pony, flat iron ends and add shine spray. couldn't be more simple. This is also a great back-up style.

I would start this out with hot rollers to give it a nice wave. Simply pull back into a loose bun and let a few
pieces fall. Add a beautiful hair pin and you are our the door. This is also a great solution if you
decide to curl your hair and it just isn't behaving, or is just too big!

I
imagine wearing this lounging around my best friend's house on new years watching movies. french braid the front two inches of your hairline and pull into a low pony.
How are you wearing your hair for the big night? How about your make-up and outfit?