Claw clips aren't making an exit anytime soon (to prove it, you'll see them ahead), but if you want to change things up a bit, try a french hairpin. They come in a variety of styles and colors, taking your basic twisted bun to new heights.
How to Get the Look at Home: Start by gathering your hair at the back of your head and twisting to form a bun. "While still holding the bun with one hand, hold your pin upside down in the other and slide the prongs into the top section of your bun to grab a little section of your hair," designer and hairstylist Deborah Pagani says. "Make sure not to insert it into the middle of your bun or to take up too much of your hair." We love the Deborah Pagani x Westman Atelier Heart Pin ($110) and The Hair Edit Sleek Chignon French Hair Pin ($16).
