2013 Critics' Choice Awards Hairstyles

Ponytails don’t have to be the go-to casual hairstyle choice. A few simple style tricks can instantly transform a simple pony into a showstopping ‘do. The elegant approach on the beloved style instantly put two well known actresses on the best tressed list.

Eva Longoria and Nina Dobrev both opted for a youthful ponytail hairstyle which had the best of both worlds: the sophistication that is expected from 2013 Critics’ Choice Awards hairstyles, or any other high profile event for that matter, and the deceiving effortless touch which always emphasizes the “I don’t need to work hard to look fab” allure that everyone craves but few manage to tackle.

With so many thought provoking hairstyle choices, our appetite for more spectacular looks for the upcoming awards is dangerously approaching to the insatiable state. Good thing there’s so little time left until the 2013 edition of the Golden Globe Awards!

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2013 Critics' Choice Awards Hairstyles

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