By Angela Bronner, BlackVoices.com
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, one of the most prominent, and brilliant (Phi Beta Kappa, concert pianist, college president, board of Chevron, fluent in Russian, U.S. National Security advisor was her last job) women in the world today -- doesn't stray too far from her baseline bob.
As befits her job, TRULY jet setter status, Condi keeps her hair pretty simple -- her accessories include smart suits and her ubiquitous pearls. This Birmingham Alabama native and PK (preacher's kid) also wears her make-up fairly simple, with a hint of eyeliner and some shade of red lip. How many ways to wear the bob? Let us count the ways...
A Coifed Condi
- A Coifed Condi
Keep It Simple
Condoleezza Rice at the United Nations in July 2006 to discuss Hezbollah and conflict in Israel and the Middle East. AFP / Getty Images - A Coifed Condi
Peace In the Middle East
Rice attends a White House meeting in July 2006 with Saudi diplomats to discuss the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah fighters ahead of Rice's trip to the region. Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images - A Coifed Condi
Upswept
Condoleezza Rice officiates at the swearing in ceremony for the new ambassador to Afghanistan Ronald Neumann July 27, 2005. Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images - A Coifed Condi
The Horizon
Condoleezza Rice testifies before the House of Representatives Committee on International Relations. Rice was before the committee to discuss President George W. Bush's budget request for Fiscal Year 2007. Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images - A Coifed Condi
Werq.
State Secretary Condoleezza Rice arrives at an international conference on Iraq at the EU Commission headquarters in Brussels June 2005. Benoit Doppagne, AFP / Getty Images - A Coifed Condi
Intense
Rice listens to a speech during the final session of the Special Summit of the Americas, January 2004 in Monterrey, Mexico. Yuri Cortez, AFP, Getty Images - A Coifed Condi
Flipped and Lovely
Rice, the former provost of Stanford University (1993-1999), at the 33rd NAACP Image Awards February 2002. Jeffrey Mayer, WireImage.com - A Coifed Condi
Brown and Straight
Condoleezza Rice succeeded Gen. Colin Powell as the 66th Secretary of State on January 26 2005. AP - A Coifed Condi
Part on Right
Rice speaks on climate change at the U.N. (''Innovating a climate-friendly world: The role of technology and dissemination'') in Sept. 2007. David Karp, AP - A Coifed Condi
All Smiles
Condoleezza Rice as foreign policy advisor to George W. Bush. AP


1. Condoleezza and Tyra are two different people. Ms. Rice sports her own hair as plain as it may be accommodates her. Looks great to me cause it is real.
Ms. Banks sports weaves, wigs etc. She is a super model and is looked upon to look just like that. To me it's phony if it ain't you. Be herself, wear her own hair and see how may styles she can create.
Ms. C. Daniels at 9:22AM on Feb 1st 2008