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"Not only were headbands a total &amp;quot;thing&amp;quot; at the Golden Globes, but elsewhere in Hollywood this weekend the halo headband was popping up left and right. So what&amp;#x27;s a halo headband?It&amp;#x27;s when a headband is tucked in or set on top of the head so it looks like a halo landed on your head, you see. Is this a technical term? No, I think I may have just made it up. But it fits. And I demand you all start using it now! OK, so here&amp;#x27;s who wore the look over the weekend. Kelly Osbourne: (Technically I think this was just a party favor, as other folks were snapped in the same headpiece at the party, but I just loved the way it looked on her!) Molly Sims (who I am staying pulled-back on so you can see her new pregnancy bump!): And Jaime King went for it twice! I can certainly get behind this trend. It&amp;#x27;s such a cute, girly way to wear a headband that pretty much anyone can get in on, no matter how long or shorter or curly or straight your hair is. And you&amp;#x27;ll notice that there&amp;#x27;s a sub-trend here in that both Molly and Jaime went for bands that look like their hair was braided across their heads. Even cuter. So what do you think, gang? Are you in here? Or is this not your thing? Related: You Already Own This Hair Accessory--Now Here&amp;#x27;s How To Wear It Photos: Getty Images, Film Magic, Film Magic, Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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