These Back-to-School Hairstyles Are Easy To Copy and Pretty As a Picture

This half-up style is equal parts laidback and dressed up. Get the tutorial here from Missy Sue.

Quick, twisted buns have never looked so put together. Make sure to twist the two pieces of hair closest to your face back into the double buns.

Double up on statement clips for a look that's equally interesting and easy to style. Shop similar clips here.

Think of this as an upgraded ponytail. Simply pull hair into a low ponytail, and use your fingers to create a hole right above the base and hair elastic. Next, tuck the length of the ponytail into the hole and back out the bottom for the upside-down look. 

This style is lightning-quick to achieve, making it your best friend whenever you're running late. You can shop the clip here.

Stay cool in the heat with this braided style that's so much fun. Tie a skinny silk scarf to one of the strands of hair that you're braiding before beginning. 

Dress up that topknot with a reverse braid that will look cool and keep it in place. Get the tutorial here from Lulus.

This easy style is the perfect way to wear curly hair down, but out of your eyes if desired. Simply comb your face-framing pieces behind your ears and line up multiple thin barrettes on both sides for extra flair. Shop similar clips here.

Don't know how to Dutch braid? Don't fret. Follow our guide. Instead of braiding all the way down, cinch each side into buns when you get to the nape of the neck. 

Knotted hair is usually something you don't want, except in the case of this cute ponytail. Get the tutorial here from Twist Me Pretty.

This style will keep wispy hairs out of your face, and it can easily be pulled up into a ponytail or claw clip bun if you want your hair off your neck. You can shop the clip here.

There's no better way to get your hair out of the way and command attention than a classic high pony. Get the tutorial here from Barefoot Blonde.

This one is easier than it looks. All you need is a handful of small clear elastics. Start with a low ponytail and work your way down, using the elastics to create little hair "bubbles." 

Running late on the first day? You can still look put together with the quickest hairstyle ever. Bonus: It works great on second-day hair. Get the tutorial here from Cup of Jo.

This cute style could seriously not be easier, and it works with any texture hair. Get the tutorial here from Lauren McBride.