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This style was all over summer 2015 and is continuing into this year. If you’ve got very long, very thick hair, this is a practical way to put your hair in a smaller, messy bun that doesn’t take over your whole head. And if you’ve spent this much time growing your hair — or invested money in extensions — it might seem a shame to hide all that gorgeous hair.

If you want a bun with more volume than your hair can provide, try this bun that’s formed around a hair donut, or a rolled sock with the toe cut off. This bun can be as messy as you want it to be, as long as your styling tool remains hidden. Loose hairs around the face and at the nape of the neck add a breeziness to what can potentially come off as a very clean look.

Why settle for one when you can have two? This bun style brings to mind twin buns of the 90s made popular by fashion icons Björk, Gwen Stefani, and the Spice Girls. The buns pictured are made by creating a loop — like you’re tying a ponytail but don’t pull the hair through all the way — and then remaining hair is twisted around the hair elastic, then tucked or pinned in place. This style isn’t concerned with a clean part or symmetry between left and right, making it an incredibly easy look to achieve.

A modern day take on Audrey Hepburn’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s look, all this style requires is that you have bold, straight bangs, and long enough hair to tie at the top of your head. With such a strong face-framing bangs, you can make this bun as messy as you want, and it still may take people a while to notice it’s there.

More of a classic look than the top knot, this low, messy bun is the perfect low maintenance style for a special occasion. Side swept bangs add nice face framing detail, while volume at the crown of the head helps elevate this style from the everyday. 

Depending on how short your hair is, you may not be able to get it all in a high bun, but a half bun is just as chic. Luckily for you, messy buns are very easy to create with this length of hair. Just tie your hair like you would a ponytail, but don’t pull it all the way through the final time. If some shorter hairs pop out, that just adds to the messy style.

Inspired by the iconic style of the 1960s, this bun gives a beehive shape without quite so much crazy volume. Hair with natural curl and texture is the best bet for achieving this bun without using the help of a structural aid, and don’t forget to fluff the finished product with your fingers for added messy effect.

This style features a loose, messy look all over, perfect for a lazy Sunday spent meeting friends for brunch or spending quality time with your DVR. You can backcomb your hair to keep it looking messy without falling flat, and leave loose strands around your face to complete this low effort look.

Another messy bun straight off the red carpet, Jennifer’s style here features hair that is twisted around itself and secured behind one ear. Why go with a side bun? They tend to be more romantic than styles centred at the nape of your neck, and if you think you have a “good side”, strategically placing your hair will mean you’re naturally looked at and photographed more from a certain angle. A side bun like this is also a good choice if you’ve got an undercut you’d like to conceal for a fancy occasion.

If you’ve gone to the trouble of having a design shaved into your undercut, show it off as much as possible! A single bun would also do the trick, but this double version combined with the aquamarine shade make for a more playful overall style.

Unlike most high buns that still sit somewhat towards the back of the head, this one is situated right on top of the head, leaving only a few inches between bun and hairline. A very high bun like this is a nice compliment to trendy but casual looks — think boyfriend jeans and a blouse, or black skinnies and a muscle tee — and will instantly elongate your neck.

A full bun can be more difficult to execute with short hair, but this chic style proves that it’s worth the extra effort. For a more sophisticated, dressed-up occasion, this style features wavy texture on top to give added volume, while hair is messily pinned together at the back.

This high, loose bun, is an easy style that nicely displays the color contrast between roots and ends on this ombre hair.

We love these cute braids in a bun style! Immediately class up your messy bun with these braids that start from each side of the head and wrap around the back. This style is full of different textures and transitions well from daytime to evening.

Face framing curls are really the only thing that distinguish this bun from a day-to-day look, making this simple style perfect for low key brides wearing neutral makeup and antique lace.