Banana hair clips are great for mid-length hair if you’d like to leave your hair in a loose updo. They latch onto your hair from either side, and don’t tug at as much as a claw clip. We’d recommend them for casual day dates.

One of the most basic types of hair clips we’ve all used since school—bobby pins are great to hold your hair in place. Their ridges on one side help hold any hair style together including buns or waves. While they come in a basic black, you could also get them in a classic gold design […]

We love claw clips for their functionality. They’re great for keeping hair off of your face during the work day, and depending on the size, can hold all your hair together in a neat bun. While they’re great, we recommend using them sparingly since they can tug at your hair when used for long hours.

Made to look like the ridges of a comb on one side, comb clips typically come with rhinestones and other embellishments like pearls or sequins on the other side to make your hairdos stand out. While they’re typically used for weddings, you could also get dainty ones for cocktail parties or other events.

Geometric clips come in a bunch of sleek geometric designs with a bobby pin attachment on the other side. They hold your hair in place while making for a minimalist style statement. They go well for both short and long hair styles.

As the name goes, pearl clips are embellished with pearl detailing on one side, with the other side fastened with a crocodile or snap clip arrangement. They’re great for sprucing up basic outfits, look timeless, and go well with both Indian and western wear.