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Hair Styles

10 Long hairstyles to instantly refresh your look this summer

The most flattering and on-trend styles for long hair this season


By: Olivia de la Torre, Carolina Urquiola
JULY 29, 2025 10:15 AM EDT

Long hair is having a major moment, and even royals like Kate Middleton and Queen Letizia are embracing the trend. 

However, while this look offers endless versatility, it does require a bit more care, especially in summer. Think extra hydration, gentle brushing, and shine-enhancing products. Still, the payoff is worth it. 

Here are 10 stunning, easy-to-wear hairstyles that are perfect for long hair and ideal for warm-weather days.

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Boho Half-Up Style 

This season, the bohemian aesthetic is everywhere. If your wardrobe is filled with floral blouses and breezy dresses, this is the perfect hairstyle for you. Simply wave your hair from mid-length to the ends and loosely tie the top half back. Add long bangs or face-framing strands for an effortlessly romantic look, just like Camila Coelho.

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Elaborate Bun 

This style is chic enough for a summer wedding guest but surprisingly easy to do. Start with a high ponytail, then divide the hair into small strands. Twist each one and pin it around the base, building a textured bun. Secure with bobby pins and hairspray for a polished, party-ready finish.

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Ponytail with a Twist 

The ponytail is the ultimate easy hairstyle, but with one simple trick, you can take it from casual to chic. Wrap a small strand of hair around the elastic to hide it, securing with a bobby pin underneath. Add soft waves and a touch of hairspray, and you'll have a red carpet-worthy look in minutes.

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Classic French Braid 

Feminine, timeless, and a little boho, the French braid is the perfect summer style. It looks even better with beachy volume and texture. Start by sectioning the top of your hair into three strands and begin braiding, adding new sections of hair as you go. Once you master the technique, it’s sure to become a go-to.

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The Italian Bun Trend 

Inspired by Leonie Hanne, this elegant look adds a modern twist to the classic low bun. Start by tying two front strands toward the back to frame the face, then gather the rest into a low bun. The result is simple, flattering, and effortlessly glam.

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Y2K-Inspired Bun 

This nostalgic style gets a chic update. Brush your hair thoroughly, divide it into two sections, and apply hairspray for a sleek finish. Gather it into a high ponytail, then twist it into a bun with a slightly undone texture to contrast the slick front.

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Coquette Bun with a Bow 

Thanks to the coquette trend, hair bows are back in a big way. This look features a soft bun adorned with a pretty bow, elegant, playful, and perfect for weddings, parties, or any special event. A favorite among style-savvy influencers.

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Floral Hair Tie 

For a more casual take on the coquette look, opt for a ponytail or half-up style secured with a floral scrunchie or tie. Add loose waves for a romantic, summery vibe that’s both effortless and eye-catching.

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Wet Ballerina Bun 

One of summer’s top trends, the wet-look ballerina bun is both sleek and long-lasting. Apply styling gel before brushing your hair into a tight bun, then smooth on more gel to achieve that glossy, polished finish.

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Sleek Low Bun with Center Part 

Sophisticated, minimalist, and incredibly versatile, the clean low bun is ideal for workdays or formal events. Part your hair down the middle, brush it back smoothly, and secure into a low knot. It’s the go-to style for a refined, heat-proof look.

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