2009 Hairstyles Picture. Connie Britton. Long Hair Down Styles.

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Connie Britton

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About this hair style:

Connie Britton aged 41
Tuesday 20 January 2009

Connie Britton's Hair Style:

Actress and celebrity Connie Britton, who plays Tami Taylor on TV's Friday Night Lights, has long, straight hair in a down style. Her hair color is light brown, medium brown, dark brown with blonde highlights.

A loose, swept over down style.

Long, straight hair is parted just left of center.

On the narrow left side the hair runs down from the part, following the line of the temple and cheek without actually touching them. Beneath the jaw this layer curves in to the throat, parallel to the outward reaching layers opposite.

Right of the part, at the very front, a long layer curves up, out, forward and down. Partly covering the eyebrow and passing the eye without touching, it crosses the cheek line half way down so that the lower face is exposed.

Longer layers behind this one reach down to the shoulder, flicking out broadly to the side without intruding on the face and descending well below the shoulder.

Hair Style: down

Hair Length:
long

Hair Texture:
straight

Hair Color:
light brown, medium brown, dark brown

Highlights:
Yes

Fringe (Bangs):
Yes

The Event:

Tuesday 20 January 2009 - Actress Connie Britton attends The Creative Coalition Inaugural Ball at Sidney Harman Hall at the Harman Center for the Arts in Washington Dc, Washington.

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Anne Hathaway, Connie Britton, Dana Delany, Gloria Reuben, Heather Graham, Kerry Washington, Kim Raver, Lynn Whitfield, Maria Menounos, Marisa Tomei, Maura Tierney, Rachael Leigh Cook, Sheila Kelley, Susan Sarandon and Wendie Malick.