Copy Laura Whitmore's red carpet look with these…

Copy Laura Whitmore's red carpet look with these bargain 90s hair clips

They're great for keeping those flyaway hairs firmly in place, but this spring the hair clip is more than just a practical accessory-it's a fashion statement.

And we're not just talking wedding hair, or wearing them on special occasions, the great thing about this hair trend is that it can be worn everyday, or for any eventuality.

We've spotted many celebs jazzing up their barnets with bold hair pins and sporting them in a multitude of ways.

Layering them up is a popular way wear the trend if you really want your hair to be the focus of your look, so don't be afraid to pile them on.

Holly Willoughby , finished her stint on I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, by posting an image of herself with three hair clips reading “jungle is massive” and sent fans wild wondering where they could be purchased.

Willoughby’s personalised hair pins were the work of London-based label Tilly Thomas Lux who created them especially for the This Morning presenter.

But be warned, if you are lusting over these hair gems they'll set you back a pretty penny.

You have to pay per initial which can get pricey, but we think they're a worth a special splurge for wedding receptions, or honeymoons if you have one coming up.

American model Olivia Culpo also gave the hair trend her stamp of approval.

She was spotted showing off a glitzy pin with the slogan 'Glam' which added a touch of luxe to her glossy Hollywood waves.

Gold hair clips were a theme running throughout the Versace Pre-Fall 2019 catwalks-as modelled by Gigi Hadid. (Getty Images)

They were also spotted on the catwalks. Gigi Hadid walked the runway at the Versace Pre-Fall 2019 Collection, dripping in gold.

If you're wondering how to wear yours, well there really are no set rules when it comes to this latest must have accessory.

Layering them up is a popular way wear the trend if you really want your hair to be the focus of your look, so don't be afraid to pile them on and experiment.

Otherwise simply slide one statement pin into your locks like Gigi for instant glamour.

From glam rhinestone slogans (as seen at Gucci , Chanel and on our celebs above), to chunky pearl clips, and traditional snap clips-the ones you probably wore at school, there's many pretty styles to be had.

Plus if you can't afford to splash out on the designer sort like Holly's you'll be pleased to hear we've found similar styles from as little as £3, so fill your boots, or should we say head...