Want to shake things up this Prom? Thanks to Jessica Simpson and her celebrity hair stylist Ken Paves, you can go go straight, wavy, layered, or try a chic chignon for your special night. The HairDo clip-in extensions are available in eight styles and 16 colors. -- Victoria 
HairDo 18-inch Wavy Vibralite Synthetic Extensions, $80.75. 
HairDo Chignon Synthetic Updo, $65.
HairDo 22-inch Straight Vibralite Synthetic Extensions, $85.
Wanna jazz up your hair in a flash? These accessories will enhance any 'do, whether straight, curly, up or in a bob. 
Handmade of silk and available in a pin or clip, Michelle Roy's Plain Magnolia ($28) is a simply beautiful.
If you're doing a vintage look, then L.A.-based Pluma's "Jessica" Headband ($40), made of pheasant feathers, might be just what you're looking for!
Made of soft silk in a beautiful olive-gold shade, FlowerClip's Elegant Rose Pin ($24) is a pretty addition to numerous Prom looks. -- Victoria
Dear Fashion Girl,
I need help! I have medium-length hair and I want to wear it curly. How do you think I should put it up for Prom? 
Thanks,
Charmaine
Dear Charmaine,
You are so in luck! The messy updo is a) insanely chic, b) a red carpet fave for stars like Eva Mendes, Alicia Keys, and Vanessa Hudgens, and c) super-easy to achieve.
There are tons of variations for this style, but they all start with a simple ponytail. If you've already got curly hair then you're ready to start, if not, use a medium-barreled curling iron to create spirals or waves (whichever you prefer). Here are the simple steps:
1. Pull your hair into a loose ponytail. And don't worry about getting every single strand into the ponytail holder - a few stray tendrils are what make the look so stunning!
2. Use bobby pins to randomly pin sections of hair into a chignon and you're done!
Now here's where the variation comes in:
Try different variations before the big night to see which one you love best. And for more gorgeous Prom updos go here. Have a great Prom! --Angel
Spotted these so-adorable hair combs on GirlProps.com - they're beyond affordable and are perfectly dazzling for Prom! --Angel
Want to find a quick way to jazz up any hair style for Prom night? Even simple, straight styles will get an immediate injection of chic with these adorable accessories from designer Tarina Tarantino. I am especially in love with the Grosgrain Ribbon Bow clip ($35), which comes in seven colors.
It's also hard to resist the Gothic Lolita Flower clip ($80). With a fab accessory you don't necessarily need to get your hair done professionally. -- Victoria
FIDM Merchandise Product Development student Lauren Conrad is quickly becoming one of Hollywood's most stylish starlets - she's been spotted wearing the most fabulous dresses, flawless makeup, and unique hair styles at tons of red carpet events. To get this sweet-yet-sophisticated hair style she rocked at The Hills premiere in NYC, go here! --Angel
Dear Fashion Girl -
How should I style my short hair?
-K
I get a ton of questions about different hairstyles to try for Prom and this is probably the most common. Some of the world's most glamorous woman are donning short 'dos these days, so you're in good company! Whether you've got choppy locks like songstress Rihanna or a sleek bob a la Katie Holmes, there's a Prom-perfect style for you! --Angel
Wavy Baby - This style is so 1920s-chic! Here's how to get it:
1. Curl hair with a medium- or large-barreled curling iron, making sure you curl each piece in the same direction.
2. Rub pomade between palms and comb through hair with fingers.
3. Add a cute headband or flower and you're ready to go!
Standing Ovation - Try this bold hair style to really stand out at Prom! Just follow
these steps:
1. Straighten 1-inch sections of hair with a flat iron until entire Mohawk is straight.
2. Use your fingers to fan out the Mohawk and pull a few pieces down in front to create bangs. Make your hair stand up or out or however you want it - just have fun with it!
3. Apply pomade as needed to create spiky pieces.
4. Brush down the sides of the Mohawk. If your hair is not shaved on the sides you can use pomade and gel to spike the sides up or slick them back to create a Mohawk look. Add a flower or bow to sweeten it up!
Pinwheels - This is an insanely pretty updo for short hair that's also incredibly easy! Here's what you do:
1. Start with smooth, dry hair, then use a medium-barreled curling iron to curl 1-inch sections of your hair until your entire head is complete.
2. Loosely pin the curls to your head, making as big or as little rolls as you desire.
3. Add flowers, feathers, fun barrettes or whatever you like to garnish your 'do!
Twist and Turn - This style takes no effort at all to achieve but looks deeply gorgeous! For a showstopping style just twist sections of your hair and lightly pin to your head. Be creative and make the twist as tight or loose, as big or as little as you like!
Perfect Plaits - Girlish French braids are perfectly charming for Prom. Here's how
you can pull it off:
1. Start with hair parted slightly off-center.
2. Begin French braiding one side, making sure to include only the hair in front. Then repeat with the opposite side. You can use an elastic to hold the first braid while you do the second one.
3. Pull both braids to the back of your head and wrap together with a hair elastic. You can add barrettes, flowers or feathers to decorate!
No time to do your own hair for Prom? Print a picture of your favorite short-haired celeb and take it to your hairdresser!
Here's a trick for all you straight-haired senoritas: to keep your strands smooth and shiny all night long, apply mark®
Have a fabulous Prom and don't forget to send us your Prom pics! --Angel
Our beloved Fashion Girl is armed and ready to answer any Prom question you may have! Here's a question from Dee in California:
What
kinds of up-dos are in for Prom for really curly hair?
This year, up-dos are getting undone (think messy chignons and piece-y side-swept ponytails) and gorgeous curls are the perfect texture for the season's deeply fabulous styles.
To achieve the look, simply pull your hair into a relaxed ponytail (at the back, crown or side of your head) then start randomly pinning curls to secure them in place. You can pin every last curl to create a chignon, or leave a few curls out, like Vanessa Hudgens. And of course you can spice up the look by pinning flowers, feathers or even netting for a dash of decorative color; or add a rhinestone-covered headband for sparkle!
Take a cue from two of our favorite designers for a dramatic, red carpet-worthy Prom up-do that could rival Hollywood's brightest starlets!
For his Spring 2008 show, Yves Saint Laurent piled curls on top of the models' heads and secured with pins, leaving rockabilly-style bangs to hang over their eyes. This is so simple to do and all you need is hair pins to keep your hair in place. For added flair, pin flowers, feathers, or even netting into your hair for decorative color.
It was all about romance at Philip Lim's Spring 2008 show. Curly-haired models had their tendrils pulled back into a loose ponytail and tucked under at the nape of the neck, with longer layers left out in front. 
Fashion Club Daily Runway has more glamorous designer looks to inspire you, including gorgeous gowns from FIDM Grad Monique Lhuillier! --Angel
The Tasha Satin Rosette Head Wrap ($68, Nordstrom) is a fairly effortless way to add a touch of glamour to your Prom look and it comes in two colors--taupe and black. (via Outblush)
More Hair Styles and Accessories on FashionClub.com:
For more great hair accessories, head to "Hair Wear" in 5 Fab Finds. For more hairstyle ideas, visit Mirror Magic Makeover. --Kim
