Sometimes at weddings, the bride changes her dress between the
ceremony and the reception, but this weekend—at my best friend
Erica's wedding in Jamaica—I discovered a new (and cheaper!) way
to switch up your look: a second hair style. The bride's mane
man, Matt Fugate, a stylist at Sally Hershberger Salon in NYC
(and one of Cosmo's go-to hair experts), suggested pulling her
hair up after the cocktail hour, right before the reception.
Doing so would keep her long hair from sticking to her back as
she danced the night away (after all, we are talking about
island weather here)—plus, her new style would subtly alter her
whole look, changing up her pictures.  Advertisement - Continue
Reading Below  Here's how he did it:  1. Matt removed Erica's
bejeweled headband and then gathered her hair loosely to the
left side, securing it behind her ear with multiple bobby pins.
2. Leaving some longer pieces cascading along her shoulder, he
grabbed certain sections of hair along the left side of her
head, near her crown, an