These Throwback Hair Accessories Are Even Better Than We Remember
Lauren is a marketing professional, writer, and the founder of The Eye & The Edit, a weekly style and shopping newsletter. She recently found a home in New York City, where she enjoys endless people-watching and outfit inspiration. There, she can usually be found shopping in Soho, digging through vintage stores in Brooklyn, or trying a new coffee shop or natural wine bar.
As evidenced by returning denim trends and throwback TV costumes, Y2K nostalgia has been on our minds this year — but we're not confining the aughties aesthetic to our wardrobes. Throwback hair accessories and styles are here to complete the look, or offer an easy (and affordable) way to dip your toes back into the era. The best part is these picks are on-trend for an updated take on your childhood and teen favorites.
Fall hair trends this year are all about making a statement and once you've figured out your color and cut, it's all in the details. From colorful claw clips to bubble braids and beyond, get the tools you need to test out the comeback styles, below.
Anthropologie Ombre Claw Hair Clip Set ($20)
In matte and transparent colors, this trend from our youth suddenly looks all grown up.
Kitsch 4 Pack Hair Coils ($6)
Hair coils are back on the runway, but thankfully, you don't need a designer budget to get in on the trend.
Free People Retro Flower Hair Scarf ($20, was $38)
This floral pattern will complement all your fall outfits.
Butterfly Hair Clips from BettyDreamShop ($8+)
For a sweet surprise, secure a some mini ponies with a small butterfly clip.
Amazon Large Matte Hair Claw Clips ($8)
For more colorful but equally-chic options, try this complete set of pretty clips.
Shappy Beauty Stretch Hair Combs ($9)
Our younger selves would be ecstatic to know we're wearing stretch comb headbands again — and who can blame us when they're such an easy way to keep your hair (and overgrown bangs) out of your face?
Set of 3 Jelly Finish Claw Hair Clips ($10)
Candy-colored styles look a bit more sophisticated when paired with a romantic curled shape.
Urban Outfitters Molly Rhinestone Headband ($12)
Try out this sparkly pick for a cute addition to your next weekend look.
PINKAGE Clip in Extensions ($12)
You can also get the look of a more natural "money piece" face frame without spending more than 20 bucks.
Urban Outfitters Rue Rectangle Claw Clip ($12)
Claw clips in a pink tortoiseshell pattern bring fun and chic together effortlessly.
Urban Renewal Vintage Amber Butterfly Clip Set ($10)
A beautiful amber color makes mini butterfly clips possible to pull off as, you know, an adult.
Wild Fable Stretch Hair Combs ($5)
Not only do colorful coils spruce up a simple hairdo, but they're also cuter than the average headband.
INH Hair Hi-Lite Clip-In Hair Extension ($18)
If you're really looking to switch things up, rock a colorful face frame without the permanent color (and upkeep) with these cool clip-ins.
Teenitor Clear Elastic Hair Bands ($6)
Bubble braids are back, and there are so many creative ways to style them! With this endless supply of elastics, you can try them all.
Free People Byron Bay Hair Scarf ($32)
Thanks to an added elastic band, hair scarves are easier to wear and keep in place. Pick out one in a rich color for fall.
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Lauren is a marketing professional, writer, and the founder of The Eye & The Edit, a weekly style and shopping newsletter. She recently found a home in New York City, where she enjoys endless people-watching and outfit inspiration. There, she can usually be found shopping in Soho, digging through vintage stores in Brooklyn, or trying a new coffee shop or natural wine bar.