Celebrity Inspiration: Boho Beauties

Singer Aubrey O'Day mixes it up and wears a fishtail braid behind her left ear to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in NYC. She keeps the rest of her look simple so her twist is the focus.

Bold lashes, dewy skin, and rich colored locks make up Kim Kardashian's staple style. Her tousled waves with caramel highlights complement her skin tone at the launch of her fragrance Kim Kardashian, in February 2011.

Leona Lewis musses up her style by letting the front pieces of her hair fall out of her side braid at a charity ball in London in February 2011. Her highlights frame her face and give her hair a little more luster.

Rihanna channels her inner-Tina Turner by showing off her big hair and bright red color at a Grammy brunch in NYC February 2011.

On vacation in Italy in 2010, Paris Hilton sports a hippie-esque headband, long ponytail, and pulled-back bangs. Never one to be understated with her style, Paris pairs her leisurely look with big sunglasses and lots of accessories.

Nicole Richie proves that boho braids work for day and night. She sports these pretty plaits to give volume and structure to a piece-y updo for an LA gala in 2010.

Mary Kate Olsen skips the heated styling tools and lets her natural waves give her a romantic look at the Costume Institute Gala in NYC in 2009. To recreate this look on your own, try a dollop of mousse or texturizing spray on damp hair.

Kate Hudson rocks a messy chignon to the 17th Annual ELLE Women In Hollywood Celebration in 2010. The best thing about this asymmetrical look is that the messier it is, the better. Let pieces fall our as they may and spritz with a lightweight hairspray for hold.

Jennifer Aniston looked every bit a golden girl at the 2009 Oscars when she braided her bangs into a tiny French braid and used her wavy layers to frame her face.

Brooklyn Decker wore a loose side braid to the 2011 premiere party of Just Go With It in Spain. Proving this style is not just for the beach, the actress paired hers with red lips and big eyelashes.