Chrishell Stubbs can probably be considered fashion’s new “it girl” and she just so happens to have naturally curly hair. Check her out in H&M’s Spring 2011 ad campaign.

source: H&M

source: H&M

source: H&M

Check out two of our favorite curly girls Sabina Karlsson and Marquita Pring in a Levi’s® Curve ID ad. The jeans are interesting because they are almost custom to fit your body’s curves. The “Slight” is for women with little no no curves that have trouble finding jeans that fit at the waist. The “Demi” is for evenly proportioned women who don’t typically have trouble finding jeans that fit. The “Bold” is for curvy girls that have issues with waist gapping in the back. ” Supreme” is for super curvy chick who need a back with a higher rise so it doesn’t sit too low. They are really affordable so now there is no excuse for muffin tops, butt cleavage or ill-fitting waist-gapping jeans.

source: Levi’s® Curve ID

For those of you who know how to french braid, here are two super chic buns from the Spring 2011 Valentino show and a semi-step-by-step pictorial on how to get it. You can see that the bottom left image is a little different because it doesn’t utilize a full center part. You can’t loose with either.

source:Style.com

It’s hot, you’re going to the beach, you want your hair up and out of your way. I have a solution for you! I scoured Style.com to find these über cute buns. They are from the Spring 2011 and Fall 2011 runway collections. You can rock them on hair type. Try!

Carolina Herrera F2011	Nina Ricci S2011
Jill Sander S2011	Nina Ricci S2011

Add spring flair to your locks with these ultra feminine hair clips from Garden of Whimsy.

source: Garden of Whimsy

source: Garden of Whimsy

source: Garden of Whimsy

Check out the latest issue of Arise. There’s an editorial on chignons and color blocking the face featuring Chrishell Stubbs.

source: Arise Issue #12

source: Arise Issue #12

Nur Hellman is one of the newest faces in the fashion game. This image was spotted on AllWalks.Org, an organization that challenges the beauty standard by celebrating women of all shapes, sizes, ages and colors. See AllWalks.org.

source: All Walks

Check out the cute little curly girl on the cover of the April 2011 Vogue Brasil Kids.

source: Vogue Brasil

This is the last step in uncovering the hidden barriers hindering us from having what we desire. Do you have any resentments, regrets or guilt concerning your hair?

List all of your resentments, regrets and guilt about hair.
Do you resent your parents for mating and giving you your unique, but hard to manage hair type? Have you ever resented a stylist for screwing up your hair? Do you regret ever getting a relaxer? Do you regret cutting off all of your hair as an impulse? Do you regret not going natural sooner? Do you feel guilty for wearing wigs, weaves and other hair augmentations? Feel guilty about not fully embracing your natural hair texture?

Now, read over them and let them go.
Were they really that bad? Did you learn something from the experiences? Find a positive spin to each of the items you listed. What can you do now to make the situation better? Forgive yourself, your parents, your stylists, your well-meaning friends and whoever else you mentioned in your list. All of that needed to happen to get you to a better place. Make a decision to consciously release all of your negative feelings about your hair.  

Check out the cute little curly girl on the cover of the April 2011 Vogue Brasil Kids.

source: Vogue Brasil