Pam’s hair: why stars are obsessed with this 90s hairstyle – from Rihanna to Kim Kardashian!

With the release of a new Netflix documentary on the life of Pamela Anderson this year, we’ve all been inspired once again by her unique style. Just on that wave, Pam’s hairstyle from the 90s once again burst onto the fashion charts, which Kim Kardashian, Rihanna, Nicola Peltz-Beckham and their other show business colleagues have already fallen in love with.

Hairdressers around the world have already named it as the most popular hairstyle this summer and urge us all to learn how to replicate it in a few easy steps. What is Pam’s hairstyle? It is loosely styled hair on top of the head with large wisps framing the face. The hairstyle fits perfectly both in everyday looks and in more formal looks, and most importantly, it is almost impossible to go wrong.

“I was a kid in the 1990s and have been literally obsessed with the style of the era ever since. In Pam’s case, it was all about styling the hair over it, and the main feature was the highlights tousled. This unique style remains timeless.”– that’s how Anderson’s fashionable style has been described by stylist Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and fellow stars Hallie Brisker.

Brisker assures that this style will look great on owners of hair of any type. The most important thing is to create the right silhouette, and it doesn’t really matter exactly how your hair will be stabbed.

Hallie advises to focus on photos of Hollywood stars: look at their Pam-style hairstyle, remember the shape and try to create something similar on your head. Do not strive for perfection, but just play with your hair – only then the result will exceed expectations.

At the same time, Brisker still gave some basic tips for creating a trendy hairstyle. She recommends dividing the whole mass of hair into three parts: two in front and one behind. First, casually twist the part at the crown, then connect the two front parts and fix them at the back. Do not forget about the main highlight: straighten two large locks near the very face, which will gracefully frame it. Ready!