Here is a late Edwardian hairstyle that is easy to do. This style works best on hair that is dry or mostly dry, though you can do it with damp hair if you are using styling gel. You can create this style whether or not you have bangs. If you have bangs, just leave them in front as you work on the rest of the style.

Begin by parting the front portion of your hair (about two inches back from the forehead) on one side. Now take the hair on one side of the face and “roll” it bit by bit until you get around to the back of the head (nape of the neck).

Repeat for the other side of your hair until you have two “rolled” sections of hair at the nape of the neck. If you need to, you can hold the first rolled section with a clip or barrette while you are rolling the second side.

Pinch both sections together at the nape and secure them with one long, flat barrette (one that is the same color as your hair).

Take the “leftover” hair that is hanging down and pull it up over the barrette, covering it completely. Hold this section of hair firmly over the barrette while you grab the remaining end of the hair and twist it into a small bun with your other hand.

Pin the bun in place, then use bobby pins to secure any hair that is sagging or drooping around the barrette.

Ta-da! A beautiful, practical everyday style that will complement any outfit — especially one inspired by the Edwardian era!