Girlish Look for Long Hair

Leighton Meester with girlish long hair
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"Where have all the flowers gone? Young girls picked them every one." Some of them adorned Leighton Meester's pink transparent tunic blouse as the spirit of the 1960s influenced her hairstyle at the premiere of Disney's "The Lion King" on October 3, 2003.
 
Embracing the nostalgic vibes of the era, Leighton's hair was parted in the middle and styled with small braids on either side of her face, creating a symmetrically girlish look. This styling choice, paired with her flower-adorned tunic, gave her an appearance that was both sweet and innocent, capturing a sugar-coated style without any spice.
 
Her delicate hairstyle, with its middle part and charming braids, added a touch of whimsy to her overall look. The braids framed her face, enhancing her youthful and fresh aesthetic, while the transparent pink blouse adorned with floral designs paid homage to the free-spirited fashion of the '60s. This combination of elements evoked a sense of nostalgia and innocence, making her stand out at the premiere.
 
However, this overly sweet appearance raises the question: when will they learn that too much sweetness can lead to heartburn? The ensemble, though endearing, risked appearing overly saccharine, lacking the edge that could have balanced the look. Despite this, Leighton’s charming and nostalgic styling left a memorable impression.
 
Leighton Meester wearing her hair in a long 60s style
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Leighton Meester wearing her hair long with braids
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Leighton Meester wearing a transparent pink tunic blouse
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