The French Twist
Sleek, sexy, and always the classic prom hairstyle. But, rather than the traditional severe pulled-back look, soften it up with some curly tendrils around your face. Or add fresh flowers around the crown - either pull them out of your corsage or buy a few extra to match!

Flowing Curls
Williams suggests taking a cue from the likes of Jessica Simpson to create your prom 'do this year. "Ropy, wavy, half-up," he says. "Sort of pretty and sexy." If you're attempting this look at home, use a curling iron (the barrel should be 1" wide at largest) to give yourself beautiful, sexy curls.

The Chignon
Mischa Barton favors this style - you should, too! Gather your hair at the nape of your neck, but keep it loose - let some tendrils peek out. Williams suggests using Davinas products, not just for this look but for any of them! "They're sort of light, but heavy enough to give volume and keep the curls," he encourages.

The Slicked-Back Look
Best for shorter tresses. Use a pomade or wax to make it glisten and add texture while keeping it close to the scalp. One of the hottest looks this spring is clipping a beautiful vintage brooch into your locks - raid your grandma's jewelry box or scour antique shops for a glittery butterfly or flower to fasten on one side.

The Sleek Ponytail
Think Carrie from the second season of "Sex and the City." Run a straightening iron through your locks to add shine, spritz on a bit of shine spray and gather your hair into a neat, sleek ponytail in the middle of your head. Simple but very elegant!

Now all you need is the dress - and the date, of course!

- Jamie Sanders, Associate Editor