Messy Ballerina Buns are a classic hairstyle. It brings down the formality, while still creating a fun and pretty hairdo.

who crafted the ballerina-inspired buns for Lhuillier's fall 2009 presentation, adding that "the clothes are beautiful and elegant, and she didn't want the hair to take away from that." ...

You could also use another hair tie that blends with your hair color.” While you can really place your ballerina bun wherever you’d like (I personally love a messy, low bun moment), Liu shares ...

the ballet buns at the 80th annual awards come in a variety of different looks. Some wore the bun low at the nape of the neck, like Kreppel, while Cuoco, Koshy, and Bass all wore their hair piled ...

[The editorial hairstylist] Odile Gilbert makes a single big pin that curves to the head — it’s the simplest hair accessory in the world. Ballet buns — like a lot of ballet — are about ...

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Those who grew up in dance classes will find this updated twist on the signature ballet bun to be a lot less stiff ... Picture a dancer combing back their hair and securing it in a breezy manner ...

While her hair is still very much Glinda-inspired blonde, Grande has been ditching her go-to pony for quite some time now. In its place, she’s been rocking a tight ballerina bun placed below the ...

The slicked-back ballerina bun is the hairstyle trend we just can't seem to get away from; it's everywhere. Remember scraping your hair back before school so tight it was headache-inducing?

but the ballet bun was definitely the star of the show. Hairstylist Orlando Pita blew Gomez's hair out, then pulled it back and up, setting a super-sleek foundation and slicking the hair down ...