Mandy Moore

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Vocalist Mandy Moore released a self-titled album, aptly named "Mandy Moore." Her dark brown hair beautifully contrasts with her creamy fair skin, styled in an elegant combination of up and down.

To recreate her look, start by sectioning your clean, dry hair into three parts at the front. Create an off-center part, combing down to gather sections from the sides and securing them with clips. Repeat this process on the other side. Then, secure the top crown section with a clip as well.

Moving to the back, take one section of hair and brush it backward, securing it with pins from the top down until you reach about four inches from the neckline. Repeat this step on the other side, allowing the hair to drape over the pins. Alternatively, you can brush the hair back in one section at a time, twisting each section and securing it with a band until you have three sections with banded hair at the back.

Another method involves twisting each top section of hair and securing it in place with a band and hairpins, stacking the sections on top of each other at the back. Once the back is styled, lightly backcomb the crown section with a brush and smooth the top layer. Tuck the ends into the top band and smooth the sides and top with a flat iron, gently curving toward the face.

With these steps completed, your Mandy Moore-inspired hairstyle is ready to turn heads.