Halo braids are a stunning staple hairstyle. Here are some gorgeous ways to rock the look and how to do it yourself.

If this sounds like you, why not try your classic double French braid — but this time, pull the ends together in the back to make a ponytail or a bun. Remember, your braid doesn't have to be an actual ...

To achieve Yara Shahidi’s French braid with fishtail ends ... Next, I separate the braids and create a cute bun on top of the ...

The easiest way to do it is to literally flip your hair upside down and do a French braid starting from the nape of your neck and go towards the crown. From there you can either tie it off into a ...

Alia Bhatt’s French bun looked so elegant. But, is it possible to DIY? It sure is, and thanks to the Instagram account ...

The famously tricky hairstyle just got much more simple. Unlike a messy bun or slicked-back ponytail, a French plait is objectively difficult, no matter the type of hair you have. Fine, slippery ...

Traceless hair rings help keep the bun secure, yet messy. Let some tendrils tumble out to complete the look. This style goes from day to night in a pinch with its easy, elegant French braid and ...

Since nothing beats a simple, throw-together low bun, try wrapping it in a silk scarf for the ultimate ... You can switch out for a regular or French braid if you prefer. Dressing the braid up with a ...

French Braids typically use three larger strands of hair ... producing a beautiful pile of hair on the crown which can then be plaited further, curled or tied into a bun. In order for any braid to be ...