Pulling your hair into a high pony is easy enough—defined curls are what makes this a clear style. While your hair is still down, throw on the leave-in conditioner of your choice and lightly finger-detangle your hair to create distinct, open coils. Here, Kendall infused some hydration using Oribe’s Foundation Mist plus Milbon’s Thickening Mist. He sprayed Oribe’s Dry Texturizing Spray “for that extra bit of oomph, you know?” and used an elastic string to tie it in place. Done and done.

You can pull these off. Everyone can pull these off. Space buns, twin buns, double buns...the only thing they require is symmetry. And commitment. Halving the left and right sides of your hair is easily done with a wide-toothed comb. After that, use an elastic tie at top of your head to build your bun’s foundation and add a second hair tie to hold your bun shape. It doesn’t matter if it’s round, messy, or totally abstract; just make sure what you do on the left is also what you do on the right.

Have a Tracee Ellis Ross moment. Better yet, make it a Diana moment. For this “quick weave,” Kendall partitioned Amelia's brushed-out hair into three layers, and added three wefts of hair extensions using a bonding glue. It goes without saying that your extensions should look like your natural hair texture—luckily, HairSoFab has a full texture range to satisfy your well-intentioned diva yearnings.

This dreamy, Rapunzel-like hair look starts with Kanekalon hair—the OG of braid extensions worldwide. After applying Ecostyler gel to create low, slicked back pigtails, Kendall used about a quarter pack of Xpressions Kanekalon hair on each side, plaiting each braid down to hip length. While the length you go with does depend on the level of commitment you’re willing to give, Kendall says that you'll probably start to get used to longer and longer lengths. Quicker than you can spell Prague.

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