Position your beanie to reveal part of the twisted detail while providing balanced coverage.
14: Straight Blunt Bob with Cuffed Beanie
Highlight geometric bob cuts by pairing them with a cleanly cuffed beanie. This architectural combination creates striking lines and proportions.
Straighten your bob using a flat iron for maximum precision and sleekness.
Position your cuffed beanie to reveal the clean lines of your cut while adding contrasting texture.
15: Rolled Headband Tuck with Beanie
Prevent hat hair by creating a rolled section at your hairline before adding your beanie. This practical technique prevents uncomfortable pressure.
Roll a 1-2 inch section of hair at your hairline around your finger, securing with pins if needed.
Place your beanie over this rolled section, which acts as a cushion while creating subtle volume.
16: Loose Side Braid with Slouchy Beanie
Create a bohemian winter style by pairing a loose, messy side braid with a casually positioned slouchy beanie.
This effortless combination exudes carefree elegance.
Create a loose three-strand braid positioned over one shoulder, purposely pulling sections to create thickness and texture.
Position your slouchy beanie back from your hairline for a relaxed, layered effect.
17: Bubble Ponytail with Beanie
Add playful detail to your beanie look with a bubble ponytail that extends beneath your hat.
This youthful style creates unexpected texture and movement.
Create a ponytail at your nape, then add hair ties every 1-2 inches down its length. Gently pull the sections between ties to create “bubbles” of volume.
Position your beanie to cover your crown while showcasing the bubble effect.
18: Twisted Crown with Beanie
Create hidden structure by forming a twisted crown beneath your beanie. This technique prevents flat hair while maintaining comfort.
Twist two sections of hair from your temples back toward your crown, pinning in place.
Carefully position your beanie over these twists, which create subtle lift and structure beneath the hat.
19: Slicked Back Sides with Beanie
Create edgy contrast by slicking back the sides of your hair before adding a beanie positioned toward the back of your head.
This modern look works for various hair lengths.
Apply styling gel to the sides of your hair, combing backward for a sleek effect.
Position your beanie further back on your head, creating contrast between the polished sides and casual hat positioning.
