Side Braids: LC's Side Braid Style

To get this look, you just need a side part and a single french braid along the hairline.  French braiding instructions are more easily conveyed through video than text, so check out the following video on how to french braid.
The woman offers instructions on how to do a single french braid--not what this style requires--but the mechanics are essentially the same on a smaller scale.  Separate the hair into three parts, braid as you normally would, and gradually pick up pieces further down the hairline as you go.  When you've braided across most of the hairline, you can pin the braid back to keep it from unraveling.

You can leave the rest of your hair straight, like Lauren, or you can curl or wave your hair for added volume and romance.