A sweeping blonde updo with a spiral bun

This close view focuses on a pale blonde updo built from broad, flowing sections. Hair sweeps diagonally across the crown and gathers into a large spiral bun low at the back of the head. Fine pearl-like pins are scattered along the curved strands, marking their direction without interrupting the overall flow. The bun’s central coil gives the style a clear focal point, while loose wisps soften its edges. A mirror at the right reflects the head from another angle, offering a second view of the silhouette while keeping the main arrangement in the foreground. The salon-like surroundings are subdued and slightly out of focus. Compared with the darker, more compact rosette arrangement in the previous image, this style uses lighter color and wider sweeps to create a more open look. Its visual structure depends on long, continuous curves that converge around the spiral at the nape.
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