In the 90s, ponytail styles were quite popular. Some iconic ones include the high pony- tail with scrunchies or colorful hair clips, the side ponytail, the bubble ponytail (where multiple small elastic bands are used to create a segmented look), and the sleek, low ponytail with a middle or side part. These styles often featured accessories like butter-
fly clips, ribbons, or even strands of beads woven into the ponytail.
These hairstyles still exist and have elevated into today’s fashions. These styles are even more beautiful, and there are so many looks to choose from. Everyone can make this a part of their fashion and become as imaginative as possible, and there are no right or ways to rock a ponytail because you can have any hair type and still make the look work. You can add hair extensions, colors, braids, and accessories; that list can go on. Let’s dig into trends that have taken a classic look from simple to high fashion.
HIGH PONYTAIL WITH SCRUNCHIE:
start by pulling the hair up high on the head and se- curing it with a large, colorful scrunchie to achieve this look. This style was often seen with voluminous hair.
SIDE PONYTAIL:
This style can be created by gathering the hair to one side of the head and securing it with a scrunchie or an eleastic band. This style w=was often accompanied by face-framing strands or bangs.
BUBBLE PONYTAIL:
Create a series of small ponytails down the length of the hair, each secured with an elastic band, to create a bubbled effect.
SLEEK LOW PONYTAIL:
Styling the hair into a smooth, low ponytail at the nape. This style was often worn with a middle or side part for a polished look.
PONYTAIL WITH BUTTERFLY CLIPS:
Adding colorful butterfly clips or other hair accessories throughout the ponytail for a playful and whimsical touch.
HALF-UP HALF-DOWN PONYTAIL OR PONYTAIL WITH WRAPPED HAIR:
Secure the top half of the hair into a ponytail while leaving the bottom half loose or styled in waves or curls. Wrapping a strand of hair around the base of the ponytail to conceal the elastic band, giving it a more polished finish.
