Gwen Stefani Hairstyles

Gwen Stefani hairstyles run the gamut from soft and pretty to edgy and eclectic. Whatever the look of the day, his rocker makes a statement with her hair.

This page features four vastly different versions of Gwen's hairstyles along with tips to re-create each look.

Get inspired by this fashionista's diverse style.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2008 - L.A.M.B. Fashion Show

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Gwen is sleek and classy in this vintage inspired updo hairstyle.

To get the look, set the hair in large rollers. Then brush out and smooth back from the face. Backcomb the back sections and smooth the top sections, pulling all hair into a ponytail at the mid/back. Secure loosely.

Separate the bottom section (about 1/3) of your ponytail and lightly backcomb that section all the way to the ends to fatten the section up a bit. Then sweep it up and around (loosely) the base of your ponytail. Tuck in the ends and secure underneath. If your hair is very fine, you can use a hairpiece for this.

Finally, smooth out the ponytail, defining the waves from the roller set. Loop a few sections and pin them into place.

The Aviator Los Angeles Premiere

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Voluptuous curls create a dramatic, feminine look. This is a fun style that works for both casual and more formal events.

Set the hair in small rollers, or use a curling iron to create spiral curls throughout. Rollers are the best option because it's easier to get volume at the scalp with a roller set.

Use a wax or putty to separate the curls, smoothing and defining individual tendrils. Then pull hair upwards at the top and sides and spray into place.

Avoid touching the hair a bunch after spraying it. Most of your styling should be done with the putty. The hairspray is strictly for finishing and giving that little extra oomph to set the look.

T-Mobile Action Sports Launch Party

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A fun hairstyle with a bit of rocker edge. This one is fairly simple to achieve if you're starting with the right hair texture.

The condition of Gwen's bleached out locks lend the "mussed up" texture that is integral to this look. It's simply blow dried, then scrunched and separated a bit with a hair wax or putty.

The back is swept up and secured in a slightly haphazard fashion in keeping with the rocker feel.

Nickelodeon's 20th Annual Kids' Choice Awards - 2007

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Vintage glamour with a modern day twist. Gwen has simplified the look by pulling all hair back into a ponytail, moving the focus to the high, rolled fringe.

Set the entire fringe section in a medium roller, then remove the roller and backcomb the section.

Smooth out the surface of the hair and roll back down to the scalp to secure.