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14. Headband Hairstyle with Braids

Pigtail braids give this hairstyle the modern twist it needs. Perfect for younger girls, this simple style is practical yet always attractive. Add a headband accessory to capture the essence of the roaring 20s.

15. Delicate Up-do With Braid

While short hairstyles were quickly becoming the rage in the 1920s, up-dos were still very much in vogue. This romantic style uses soft curls and braids to elegantly frame the face. Create a braid on one side of the forehead and leave out loose ringlets to frame the rest of your look.

16. S-Wave Chignon

This look is a cross between classic S-waves and moulded finger waves. The shape is maintained yet the hair is left more free than the heavily structured finger wave. The low bun created at the nape of the neck should appear as another layer of wave while the waves on the forehead help to frame the face.

17. Soft S-Waves

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Similar to finger waves, S-waves are curls that go in the same direction. This version is softer, however, and is brushed out to be worn down or in a stylish up-do. A side part and a beautiful pearl clip complete the look.

18. French Bob with Bangs

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Though the French bob became popular before the 1920s, the decade popularized bob haircuts and this short, curled under look became an ‘it’ style. To create this look, the bob should be cut short, around chin length, and be curled under. A thick fringe should mimic the rest of the style.

19. Face-Framing Curls

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Short styles were all the rage of the 20s era. This look is all about creating softness with delicate curls that surround the face in an asymmetrical manner. Add an accessory like this headband so it sits slightly back at the crown of the head.