Stefanie Scott's Hair & Accessories

Stefanie Scott wearing her hair long and straight — Stefanie Scott – Photos by PR Photos

This American actress epitomizes fresh-faced, youthful beauty. In her brief career, she has demonstrated her talent both as an actress and as a singer/songwriter. Her credits include numerous television roles and film appearances in "Beethoven's Big Break" (direct-to-video) and "No Strings Attached."

Her Look and How to Copy It:

Stefanie Scott’s long blonde hair is often styled straight or with large, beachy waves. As shown in the photos, these styling techniques make a dramatic difference in her overall appearance.

With her face being square-shaped with rounded features, straight styling emphasizes the vertical lines of her face, giving her a slightly more mature look. In contrast, her wavy hair highlights the roundness of her features, making her appear younger and every bit the 14-year-old she is.

A common element in both looks is the use of hair accessories. In the straight-haired image, Stefanie wears a segmented gold-tone band, Alice-band style, which keeps the front locks controlled and neatly tucked behind her ears.

In the wavy-haired photo, she sports a strand of cylindrical beads in a circlet style. Both accessories help control hair movement while also adding a stylish accent to her overall look.

Stefanie Scott wearing her long hair with curls — Stefanie Scott – Photo by PR Photos

Stefanie is frequently seen with various hair accessories. She often wears wide Alice-band styles, as well as different types of hair combs, barrettes, and clips to both manage hair movement and enhance her style.

Specifics:

To emulate either of these looks, follow these simple tips:

• Alice Band Look: Use a headband, string of beads, or scarf, and fasten it around your head in an angled path behind your ears. If the item needs to be tied or has adjustable fasteners, secure it at the top of your head, pull it down around your neck, turn it so the fastening is in the back, and lift it back into place.

• Circlet Style: Choose an accessory that resembles "jewelry," such as beads or a gold chain. Wear it around the crown of your head, fitting it semi-snugly. Although it may not seem as practical for controlling hair, this style is effective for longer, flowing hair, as it helps limit movement in the upper areas of the head where the hair can appear mussed.

Options:

Hair accessories come in a wide variety of forms. I have seen items such as necklaces, slender belts, and even folded papers used in this fashion. Some items work better than others, and in some cases, you may need to use hairpins or clips, especially when using non-traditional items as hair adornments.

The key is to experiment and try new things. If you have an idea, give it a shot and see how you can make it work. That’s how many new looks come about, and who knows? Maybe you'll start a trend!

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