I will never get over John Legend serenading his wife, Chrissy Teigen, about her "headband of the day." Yes, sure, part of the reason people loved it was because it was cute. But it put into words something many of us had never really thought to say out loud: headbands not only serve a functional purpose to hold your hair in place, but they also look really cute while they're doing it. John and Chrissy, thank you.

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And Teigen isn't alone in her love of headbands. There are tons of celebs who are innovating in the headband space. Here are five celebs, including OG of headband art Teigen, serving up major headband (and hairstyle!) inspo—plus tips and tricks on how you can recreate the looks.

Chrissy Teigen, Founder of Headbands

Turbanette headbands do it all. Teigen's partial to wearing hers with a bun, but we also these stretchy headbands for holding loose hair off our face when we're wearing it down.

Jade Velvet Turbanette

Jade Velvet Turbanette

Jade Velvet Turbanette

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Dua Lipa, Duchess of Headbands

Channel Dua Lipa's exact look by backcombing your hair super high then using the headband to hold it in place. This puffy headband looks equally as cute minus the height if that isn't your thing.

Lobaba Velvet Padded Headbands

Velvet Padded Headbands

Lobaba Velvet Padded Headbands

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Zendaya, Innovator in the Headband Space

A monochromatic look like Zendaya's (aka matching your headband to your dress) is such a fashion power-move. The thick sash of fabric perfectly holds her swept up hair in place. And if you aren't into bows, NBD—just knot it at the nape of your neck and let it hang.

Chinero Nnamani Issa Wire Headband African Print

Issa Wire Headband African Print

Chinero Nnamani Issa Wire Headband African Print

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Devon Windsor, Married to the Headband Life

Model Devon Windsor chose what could arguably be called the headband of the year to pick up her marriage license. Since it first came out, we've spotted this Lele Sadoughi knotted-and-embellished band everywhere. It now comes in basically every color so you could wear one ever day of the week if you wanted. Try it down for formal occasions or use it to polish off a pony on those days where you forgot your phone call was actually a video meeting.

Lele Sadoughi Woven Pearly Beads Knotted Headband

Woven Pearly Beads Knotted Headband

Lele Sadoughi Woven Pearly Beads Knotted Headband

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Rowi Singh, Influential in the World of Headbands



A subtle headband can perfectly compliment a not-so-subtle beauty look. We love this sporty band Rowi Singh paired with her ocean-inspired wavy eye look. (Plus, they're also the best for holding back hair while you wash your face.)

scunci Interlock Headwrap Black

Interlock Headwrap Black

scunci Interlock Headwrap Black

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