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This section examines the best celebrity styles Hair Fans have seen lately - posted here even before they hit the Top Ten or enter a Super-Hair War. We update our Hot List regularly, as new styles and women come our way!
NAME: Erika Kirk
WHO IS SHE: Chief Executive Officer of Turning Point USA; widow of Charlie Kirk
HER STYLE: Long sidepart with modest seemingly natural wave (better straightened, we think)
WHY WE LIKE IT: She's a former Miss USA contestant, so she should know something about great hair. This length can be hard to keep under control, and she uses her ears for protection at times. But she usually lets it stay loose - and she's been careful to keep it in balance, even through the emotions surrounding her husband's death.
SUPER-HAIR? From what we've seen, she has it. But we admit there are many photos and public appearances we have not reviewed. We will stop there, owing to the controversy surrounding her and her husband; comment as you wish. [Posted 10.3.25]
NAME: Sabrina Impacciatore
WHO IS SHE: Actress starring in the new Peacock/NBC series The Paper; formerly on The White Lotus
HER STYLE: In her current role, a mid-length sidepart with steamy waves (they seem to be adjustable)
WHY WE LIKE IT: Her show is a comedy, but she displays great hair drama. Our promotional photo shows it - a wave turning extremely close to the right eye. If she makes a wrong move or a wild turn, will it hold? Will it bounce down too far? Could it really be extra-strong bangs? (She's shown some through the years.) The risk of collapse is... well, off the page. But she's often capable of ajdusting her head to prevent that.
SUPER-HAIR? In her native Italian: Scusa, no. She couldn't get through a sit-down interview on The Tonight Show without even a "wet look" dropping in an eye. She's no doubt fun for Hair Fans to watch, but we're being like her TV newspaper - a Truth Teller. [Posted 9.19.25]
NAME: Marwa Eldessouky
WHO IS SHE: Journalist/host with the German TV/radio network ARD; entry in Super-Hair Wars 2025
HER STYLE: Medium-long severe sidepart with what a Hair Fan called in an email an "amazing mass of cascading curls"
WHY WE LIKE IT: She clearly has years of experience in controlling all that hair. She does it well, primarily by combing it back around the forehead. Then we suspect she sprays the roots to establish a solid holding base. You can touch her natural curls, but she'll probably stop you if you go beyond that.
SUPER-HAIR? As the Germans would say: nein. Her Instagram account includes a recent beach trip where a breeze apparently brought a strip of curl across her left eye and a full windblown collapse in Leipzig. To be honest, we would not be surprised if that happens often. She's usually very careful for the camera. But a "mass" of curls" should get any Hair Fan's attention, and she's understandably worth watching. [Posted 9.5.25]
NAME: Alison Victoria
WHO IS SHE: Interior designer; co-host of Windy City Rehab and Battle on the Beach on HGTV; developing her own skin care line
HER STYLE: Long center-part with apparently added waves
WHY WE LIKE IT: She places her hair so close to her eyes - yet it somehow stays there, as she fixes and improves houses in Chicago and other places. She puts it behind the ears at times, when she feels she must. But tiebacks are rare - even when she uses power tools, which we think would be dangerous. If she uses spray around the face, it's not noticeable.
SUPER-HAIR? She had us going, until we found an Instagram profile of her for Love Island where wind blew long hair across her face. On that beach, the style lost the battle. Yet we think about her words in a trailer for an HGTV show: "Nothing I do is easy." We appreciate the hard hair work, which she clearly shows. [Posted 8.22.25]
NAME: Sophie Cunningham
WHO IS SHE: Guard with WNBA Indiana Fever; part-time sideline reporter for Phoenix Suns
HER STYLE: Long with natural waves, parted a big off-center
WHY WE LIKE IT: You have to see her in off-court pictures such as this one to really appreciate it. She brings the hair forward and throws it back in model-like poses, whether on her social media or in back rooms of arenas. Hidden bangs come out to save her style from complete collapse at times.
SUPER-HAIR? She shoots, but misses. Even with a ponytail, stray strips can fly into her eyes during games. Those bangs aren't always well trimmed, either. It's a paradox that the unofficial "protector" of Caitlin Clark may have better and more watchable hair overall, but Clark shows more overall style control. Which do you prefer? [Posted 8.8.25]
NAME: Laura Barron-Lopez
WHO IS SHE: White House reporter moving from PBS to MSNBC
HER STYLE: Long with natural curls, parted off-center
WHY WE LIKE IT: Her curls are loose, but not too loose. Our vidcap from a NewsHour interview indicates she does it by combing it back, instead of simply to the side. Then (we think) she weighs down the top with a mousse or spray. So the "money" part of the style is inviting, while the heavy work (and the real key to her hold) is above her forehead.
SUPER-HAIR? She was in the running for an opening in Top Ten Tresses - but then we found a playful photo where a strip dangles in front of her left eye. So we say no. But her new employer probably will have her live outside more often, and she'll provide Hair Fans more drama to watch. [Posted 7.25.25]
NAME: Livia Peng
WHO IS SHE: Goalkeeper for Swiss national team in 2025 Women's Euro soccer tournament; transferring club teams from Werder Bremen to Chelsea
HER STYLE: This rare photo shows e center-part reaching a few inches below the shoulders with abundant well-rounded curls
WHY WE LIKE IT: It's all about those curls. We noticed them tied back with a ponytail during Women's Euro group play and knew they were legit. (Why roll them up simply to pull them away?) These curls are tamed, yet tremendous. Many Hair Fans would want to pursue and handle them, and not stop there. But she's a goalie, so expect her to do anything defensive in high-pressure moments. Our photo from a Swiss newspaper shows she uses her ears for protection and hold away from the pitch.
SUPER-HAIR? The curls might stretch perilously for a moment when in action. But it's a rare match day when they seem to flatten, and she's clearly careful to keep them out of her eyes. So she gets a strong yes - and since she's moving to London, we hope she removes thw wraps from time to time and makes her curls a well-defined fashion statement. [Posted 7.11.25]
NAME: Kira Powell
WHO IS SHE: Actress in peanut butter commercials and short films such as The Good Mother; award-winning director for the short Best Eyes
HER STYLE: The Hair Fan who suggested her likes her "big poofy tight curls" such as our left photo; more recently has shown longer and looser curls or extra-long cornrows, as on the right
WHY WE LIKE IT: To be fair, we should review both photos. The left one is the stuff of "Can I touch it?" requests at stores - looking very soft, with curls that are probably impossible to undo in one encounter. The big question is whether the style is long and prepared enough to stay out of her eyes. The right one, as we understand it, reflects the curls stretched out to "relax" them. With cornrow braids, it's probably heavy enough to stay in line even on windy days.
SUPER-HAIR? We're saying no on both counts. Her Instagram feed offers plenty of both styles - but also shows moments when both have dropped in an eye. If we had a choice, we'd agree with the Hair Fan and call the curls more appealing. But her career now seems to be on a directing track, so we fear they may become harder to see in public. [Posted 6.27.25]
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