This tutorial is a little twist on the Flipped Half Up hair tutorial! It's a little bit looser, softer and more casual. The bobby pins I'm using are from H&M and were under $3.00! If you don't live near an H&M, check Target for some similar pins.
*this scarf was a gift from my husband during our trip to New York City earlier this year. If you hold it out, it's a map of NYC!
Bobby Pins: H&M
Polka Dot Sweater: Old Navy, similar
Chambray Button Up Shirt: J.Crew Factory
Ankle Zip Pants: Gap
Wedges: Alfani via TJ Maxx
Scarf: Kate Spade
Necklace: J.Crew Factory (only $10.00!!)
Earrings: c/o Stella & Dot via Nicole Hazen
I love this! Love the outfit as well. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletelooks great kate, the the scarf youve paired with this!
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Love this style!! How can I do the bump and get it to stay with a lot of thick heavy hair? Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your blog. I have tried MANY of your hairstyle tips and LOVE them. They are so easy to do and I have received many compliments! Keep them coming!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! It's so cute and easy!
ReplyDeleteI love my some topsy tail action! ;) Love this, Kate. #meow
ReplyDeleteJust watched the tutorial with my daughter in my lap (love it!)and my daughter says "Wow she's (Kate) is pretty!" So you have a 4 yr old follower now!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute & easy style! Will definitely be using this one soon. What color nail polish are you wearing in this video, I really like it!
ReplyDeleteI got that sweater in brown with black dots this weekend. I didn't even think of putting a shirt underneath, so cute! I'm a sucker for anything polka dots! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteYour outfit is absolutely adorable! I've been following your blog and look forward to reading your new posts so much! And, just like Jamie who commented above, I have a 4 yr old who believes you are a combination of a hairstylist and princess. She could not contain her excitement when I told her your name is Kate. Her name is Lily Kate and she thinks it is supercool that ya'll share a name. We just wish you lived closer so you could do our hair!
ReplyDeleteLove the nail polish! What color is it?
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DeleteThanks! :)
DeleteYou always have perfect hair/outfits/makeup! I appreciate the tutorials. I have noticed lately that most of your tutorials start with curly hair. Can you please show a few that have straight hair as the basis as I enjoy wearing my hair straight as well.
ReplyDeleteI mention this in the video, but this style (and a lot of my others) can be done on straight hair!
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Deletethat necklace is adorable!
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This look is so pretty. Thanks for sharing all these great hair tips with us :)
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The necklace is still available :)
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I bought it last week!
Thank you!!
DeleteI love this, just pinned it. Although since I rarely do anything to my hair, this definitely wouldn't be a "casual" look for me!
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Ok, so I've gotten pretty good at curling my hair with your method. I'm having major issues with my ends looking fried... even though they aren't. Even fresh from a cut, they look dry & brittle after curling. Is there something I can do/use to keep this from happening?!? Help me, Kate! (Btw, I love your blog & read it daily. Sometimes multiple times daily, just to check in case you do more than one post...) : D
ReplyDeleteHi Kate, I love the way you handle your hair. I have learned so much watching your tutorials. I had let my hair grow out very long with no bangs. I felt the times when I pulled my hair back in a pony tail, I looked harsh. You got me to thinking about cutting bangs. I was visiting my daughter in Atlanta (I live in Greenville, SC) and she was getting her hair cut. I asked if there was someone who might be able to cut my hair. Fortunately, a young girl had some time and we decided to cut a little bangs and bring the length up. I have really thick hair that has a little wave in it. I love my hair and am trying to use your tutorials to fix it. I have bought all the hair supplies you use and they really help!! I love your blog. Thanks for your help!! Nancy
ReplyDeleteI would also love to see some of these examples actually done with straight hair...I know you always mention that they can be done on straight hair, but I love variety and mostly wear my hair straight so as to prevent a lot of damage, and would like to see how they look done with straight. I also have a lot of hair, so how do you get those bumps to hold with so much hair?
ReplyDeleteYes Kate please show some tutorials on straight hair!
DeleteI LOVE that you paired your sweater with the little giraffe necklace! I actually did the SAME thing this weekend when I wore my old navy polka dot sweater! Great minds think alike! Love your blog and your style!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all the cute hair tips. I have tried many of them and get compliments all the time.
ReplyDeleteLove the polka dots! Cute sweater! :)
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I do the flipped half up style way too many times every week, so this perfect for me!! What color lipstick are you wearing?
ReplyDeletei have the same sweater (different color) and the same button down from j. crew. my question is...when i wear a sweater over the button down, you can see the pockets of the button down through the sweater. how did you get yours to appear smooth?
ReplyDeleteAll your hairstyles are so pretty but they are all (except for the top bun) very similar. I'd love if you could show us something different or more elaborate!
ReplyDeleteI like to show really wearable styles, but will add more intricate updos and such this winter.
DeleteI have this Kate Spade scarf and love it, but can never figure out what to wear with it, other than straight black, gray, or red. Thanks for showing it in a creative way! I guess I need to be less literal!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely rocking this hairstyle on Saturday, for some football & tailgating! PS: I LOVE your nails. they look grreat!
ReplyDeleteHi Kate! Where do you get your bobby pins? I feel like the Goody ones don't hold my hair all that well. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteShe has professional ones and mentioned that you can find them at Sally Beauty Supply. If you don't have one in your town you can order online
DeleteGreat Look! Love your style and blog! You have a new follower:)
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I love this sweater and I wish Old Navy would get them in again! Also, thanks to you and your sister having outfit posts (I love them, keep them coming!) I fell in love with the giraffe necklace from J. Crew and I bought it! I have gotten so many compliments on it! The best $ I spent on a necklace lately ( I have bought many these past couple weeks! :) )
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I love the gold bobby pins! And the twists. :)
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ReplyDeleteI'm brand new to your blog and my name is Laura of laurasblondemoments.blogspot.com and currently having my hair done as I'm typing this. Well, sitting under a light anyways. I'm in the lake Norman NC area and love your style and tutorials! You are so pretty and I love getting tips, being a fellow blonde!
Thanks!
Laura
Love this hairstyle -- tried it today! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute will have to try it myself.
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ReplyDeleteI keep trying to layer a collared shirt under a sweater like you did here (I have a similar polka dot v-neck from GAP), and every time I try it, I feel like I look bulky. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Such a cute but simple hairstyle!
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