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Weekends should be easy after working all week. That's why a bun is ideal for those quieter days. After all, who wants to be slaving away under a hairdryer to tend to your tresses, when all you simply have to do is twist, tie and pin to create the cutest bun!! 











 

 

What are some of your easy weekend hairdos! I'd love to know! Please leave a comment below and follow my blog, so we can keep in touch!

Yours in style,

Suzi x

What I'm Wearing: Very Very Melbourne LBD, Repetto Orson Rich AD Wedge Booties in Marbre, Louis Vuitton Alma Handbag in Monogram Canvas, gifted pearl earrings and necklace (worn as a bracelet), Georgio Armani sunglasses.  





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  1. The detailing on your shoes is stunning! And you look fantastic with your hair pulled back like that :)

    -LAURA xx
    http://wrinkleintimevintage.blogspot.com

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  2. Thanks for your lovely comment Laura! Very sweet of you.

    Suzi x

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  3. mine is a lazy low pony tail!
    great blog now following! x

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  4. Thanks for your comment Alice! Welcome to my blog!

    Suzi x

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  5. Thanks for your comments!

    Suzi x

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  6. Thanks! I'll check it out!

    Suzi x

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