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This years Emmy Awards saw Leighton Meester, Drew Barrymore, Hayden Panettiere and Cat Deeley all opt for the same messy hairstyle.

The celebs left their straighters behind leaving boring structured hairstyles in the back light and messy up do’s thrown into the spotlight.

They may have spend hours choosing their stunning dresses and sat for hours having their make up done, but they possibly saved a lot of time with a out of bed look hairstyle.

The lovely A-list ladies swapped their high maintenance hair regime for a low-key messy do as they posed for photographs at the Emmy Awards.

And if you want to copy this look, then hairdressing salon in Wigan, Panache, have come up with some quick and easy steps to help you get that glamourous look.  

Step 1: Wash your hear and let it dry naturally.

Step 2: Add volumising mousse to the ends and backcomb crown with hairspray for height.

Step 3: Loosely tie up your hair into a ponytail at the back of your neck.

Step 4: Pin loosely with a kirby girp making an undone bun.

Step 5: Pull out small face framing sections of wispy hair and use your fingers to lightly fluff for added texture. 

If you want a glamourous style to suit your face and make you stand out from the crowd, why not visit Panache salon’s website at www.panachesalon.wordpress.com today.

Making the trip from Los Angeles to the nation’s capital, young celebrity Hayden Panettiere was spotted arriving to the Green Inaugural Ball in Washington DC on Saturday night. 

Hayden was spotted and accompanied by her mother Lesley, the television show ‘Heroes’ hottie was dressed up in her finest dress as she made her way inside the sold-out Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium to mingle with fellow partygoers.

Beside Hayden Panettiere, other celebrities which attended were the night’s entertainment, former “Fugees” frontman Wyclef Jean, and singer Jackson Browne.

According to event literature, the Green Ball’s mission was to “have a minimal impact while maintaining the aesthetics, quality and standards expected from an Inaugural ball experience.”