18. Acceptably Messy from Behind

Source: frame.bloglovin.comTwo dutch braids are arranged close together and with little regard to strands peeking out. A crooked part just adds to the look too. It’s modern and trendy and unusual. In this one, even the crown area is left to do whatever it pleases. It’s such a cute hairstyle!

19. Chunky Asymmetrical Dutch Braid

Source: twistmepretty.comSweeps across the top and remains thick all the way down and the messy look is intentional. It’s sexy and, again, good for hair with a variation in color. It could probably wind to either side and definitely be worn with casual clothes. But then, sometimes it’s good to do the opposite of what’s expected, like wearing this style with a formal dress. Why not?

20. Casual and Self-Tied Double Braid

Source: i.pinimg.comHalf of this model’s long hair is left out of the braids. The braids begin on each side of the crown area. Some of the loose hair is wrapped around the braids at the nape to secure them. It’s a very pretty and clever braid design.

21. A Double Dutch with a Twist

Source: instagram.comA two braids hairstyle using one to make a dutch braid crown on the head and the other left to hang across the shoulder. This one also has a “hair tie” that uses the real hair of the person wearing this style, self-tied. It’s also kind of messy.

22. Just Right Messy Dutch Crown

Source: bustle.comLooks like the wind blew her hair into this beautiful natural style. The back is extra messy! It gives the wearer a “devil may care” sexiness and is definitely boho chic. The model’s hair is beautifully streaked which looks great styled like this. Such a pretty hairstyle!

23. Bottom to Top Ends in a Bow

Source: instagram.comWho says you can’t begin your Dutch braid at the nape of the neck and go up? The stylist then left the hair out of the braid at the top so that it could be “tied” or arranged into a bow! If you choose just the right thing to wear with this style it will be awesome! Definitely attention-getting!