Hairstyling at the CMA Awards was flattering, but pretty standard
Female artists in the country music genre are not known for ‘out there’ or particularly trendy hairdos, unlike their counterparts in the rock, pop and hip hop genres.
A quick glance at the red carpet of the recent CMA (Country Music Association) Awards in Nashville, Tennessee, confirmed this. Most of the ladies opted for long and gentle s-waves, and the majority of hair was blonde.
Veteran country legend Wynnona Judd had arguably the most striking hairdo, simply by virtue of its vivid colour – a Jessica Rabbit shade of red. Going for shorter, more voluminous red waves in a slightly more believable shade was Caylee Hammack.
Kelsea Ballerini chose to have her long blonde hair dead straight, with Ellie King also going this route.
Lainey Wilson’s waist-length wavy tresses in various shades of blonde were worn under a Stetson, quite a signature part of her style.
Miranda’s Lambert’s long blonde hair came from a deep side-parting and was tucked behind the ear on that side. Nicole Hocking sported a similar look, as did Caitlyn Smith.
The three ladies from Runaway June each sported a different style, namely dead straight long blonde hair, mid-length blonde gentle waves, and shorter dark curls.
Lindsay Ell was one of the few ladies to wear an updo, in this instance with a very long parted fringe to frame her face, and a top knot perched at the back of her head. Carly Pearce also opted for a long parted fringe, but with a low-ish bun, while Priscilla Block chose a half-updo, with two-tone hair, as in black and ash blonde.
Jessie James Decker, who was in serious danger of ‘busting’ out of the top of her super-tight dress, went for a full-on beauty queen vibe with her highlighted brown hair. (Report by Joanna Sterkowicz)
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