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"Long hair caught in your scarf or sweater? No worries--you&amp;#x27;re totally on trend. I mean, Olivia Palermo seems to be wearing her hair that way on purpose these days, and who doesn&amp;#x27;t want to look just like her? Plus, when looking at pictures of her tucked hair, I just realized: This is probably the easiest way to see what you&amp;#x27;d look like with a bob haircut, if you&amp;#x27;ve never had one before.Olivia currently has longish hair, as you can see in this photo of her at yesterday&amp;#x27;s Montblanc luncheon in Paris. {This particular shot is my hair lust-spiration photo right now. I feel like mine could totally do this if I took off six inches or so.} But while strolling the city with her beau, Olivia kept her hair tucked in her sweater, in such a way that, from afar, she totally appeared to have a bob haircut. Seriously--when I first glimpsed the photos, I thought she&amp;#x27;d cut her hair. She did eventually un-tuck her hair, but she was in no rush to do so (I usually un-tuck mine right away if it gets trapped under my sweater, scarf or coat). And actually, we also saw Olivia doing the hair tuck when we talked about her cherry-red nail polish the other day. Hmm, it seems that perhaps Olivia actually likes the tucked-in hair look. Maybe it&amp;#x27;s a zero-effort way to have a faux bob for a little while? Mix things up? Or maybe she&amp;#x27;s just lazy about untucking. Do you ever intentionally leave your long hair tucked into your sweater, scarf or coat? Is this to avoid static, hide a not-great hair day or perhaps just because of cozy laziness? Or do any of you actually like how the tuck creates a faux-bob look? Photos: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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