Looking to switch up your style this summer? The trendiest hairstyles aren’t exactly new — they’re throwbacks with a modern ...

It's not clear what tools or tricks Anderson's hairstylist used to curl her hair so tightly, but the style looks a lot like 1950s pin curls or a roller set.

Pin Curl Magazine, which carries the motto 'for gals redefining beauty through vintage culture', offers a number of tips for aspiring glamour girls harking back to the 1950s.

Like the pin curls and the big barrel rolls -- it's all extremely hard to do. Those women, I understand why they'd get their hair set and not wash it for two or three days, but I can't do that.

That’s not how it used to be—some of us remember when slumber parties were spent setting our hair in rollers or pin curls while simultaneously playing Truth or Dare.

This old-school, hair-curling technique that uses aluminum foil and a flat iron actually works better than a curling wand.