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"When it comes to hair, I&amp;#039;m all about a cute bun. They can be elegant or casual, and they&amp;#039;re super easy when you&amp;#039;re short on time. So you can imagine my excitement when I caught a glimpse of this updated version of the side bun backstage at Malandrino. It was practically love at first sight...  The best part? Bumble and Bumble hair stylist Laurent Philippon told me exactly how to get the look! Philippon was inspired by the collection: the art of a woman living in the south of France. He wanted to create an easy, yet stylish chignon.   He started by spritzing the models&amp;#039; damp hair with Bumble&amp;#039;s Surf Spray to encourage the girls&amp;#039; natural texture and then drying with a diffuser. Now comes the whole key to this look...the deep side part.   Take a straight comb and draw a side part just a bit further to the left or right than you usually would. This will help the hair sweep across your forehead, just above your eyebrow. When paired with a side bun on the opposite side, it creates an asymmetrical look that compliments your face perfectly.   For the bun, pull hair to the opposite side of your part and tie. Loosely braid the pony (this will give the bun a slightly unpolished, weaved look.) Then wrap the braid into a bun and pin into place with large bobby pins.   By braiding the hair before twisting it up, Philippon gave an old classic a totally fresh and updated look! It kind of reminds me of this style we saw at Nicole Miller (but without the use of complicated instruments!). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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