From J.Lo to Victoria Beckham, These Are the Best Ponytails to Copy Right Now
Keeping her hair braided at the roots and loose at the ends lends Lesley's low ponytail plenty of volume and bounce.
How cute is Sophie Turner's preppy ponytail? Backcomb yours at the roots to add '60s-inspired texture at the crown of your hair.
A full fringe looks so good with Megan's disheveled ponytail.
I'm into how Hailey's kept her ponytail really tight with beachy waves through the lengths.
Pastel hair colours are going to be big news this autumn/winter, so Jessica's high ponytail is definitely ticking all the beauty boxes right now.
A classic hair look for VB here as she secures her mid-length ponytail with a simple black ribbon.
Ponytails have a bit of a rep as a summer hairstyle, but Lotte proves that they work all year round with this layered look.
Don't just reserve your ponytail for in-between hair wash days or lazy Sundays. Make like Thandie and embrace the glamour of the pony for party season too.
Take a leaf out of Syana's book and go for the higher, the better when it comes to your at-home ponytail styling.
Experiment with your ponytail partings for different effects. I love Olivia Munn's sleek, centre-parted style here.
Layer up the hair accessories on one side of your ponytail to shake up this simple style.
It's not just J.Lo's skin that looks damn amazing at 50 years old—it's her hair too.
How low can you go? Stephanie's cool-girl ponytail would take more like 30 seconds to do at home—just scoop it all back and add a scrunchie.
Use a big-barrelled curling tong to add soft waves to your ponytail to replicate Laura Harrier's glamorous style.
I love how Claire has wrapped one of her braids around her hairband to disguise the elastic and create a layered effect.
Bey is embracing a "more is more" approach for an anything but basic ponytail here. Braids and ringlet curls make for quite the statement.
This slicked-back, side-parted style from Peony is a classic way to wear a mid-height ponytail.
If you don't like your ponytail feeling too polished, then pull a few strands free around the front of your face like Eva to soften the look.
Instead of securing your pony with a hairband, why not use a barette or hair clip like Linn has here?
There's literally not a hair out of place on Lily's high-shine ponytail. Use a shine spray or hair serum before brushing your hair into place for similar luminosity.
I love this cute, colourful layered hairband effect that Betty has created to keep her ponytail in place.