“We wanted to create a look that was very different from any that Emily had worn before. Once I saw the gown, I knew that a modern look based on the waved looks of the 20’s was the perfect compliment for the design.” — Lani Reeves, hair stylist and co-owner of Essensuals London Salon on Melrose
1. Shampoo hair with Moroccanoil Moisture Repair Shampoo
Tresemmé hair stylist Mara Roszak created lose, elegant waves for Jenna Fischer for the Emmys. Here’s the breakdown:
1. Part hair off center while hair is still damp
Julia went sleek and straight for the Emmys. Oscar Blandi explains how he created the look:
1. Spray Oscar Blandi Volumizing Spray to the roots of wet hair
2. Work Oscar Blandi Pronto Gloss Instant Glossing Cream throughout to prevent frizz
3. Blow dry hair with a round brush
Celebrity hair guru Mark Townsend gave the deets on how he created Lea Michele’s hair for the Emmys. Here’s the breakdown:
1. Apply Dove Mousse Body & Lift Volumizing
2. Blow dry with a round brush to add lift
3. Spray 3″ sections with Dove Heat Defense Therapy Mist
John Frieda stylist Harry Josh created a disheveled Grecian-inspired updo for Rose Bryne last Sunday. Here’s the breakdown:
1. Work John Frieda Luxurious Volume Bountiful Body Mousse
2. Blow dry using a boar-bristle brush
3. Curl hair with a 3/4″ barrel curling iron
4. Pull hair into a ponytail at the crown of her head and put into a high bun
Frederic Fekkai stylist Renato Campora created an updo for Anna Paquin after being the inspired from the Alexander McQueen dress she wore. “The dress is very strong, and I wanted to show off her shoulders and neck,” explained Campora. Here’s how to get the look:
1. Work Fekkai Full Blown Volumizing Styling Whip onto damp hair
Have you’ve been watching Pretty Little Liars this summer? Have you figured out who A is yet? Well, even if you haven’t been watching the show you can certainly appreciate the photo spread that the cast of Pretty Little Liars did for InStyle magazine’s September issue, in which Ashley Benson, Torian Bellisario, Lucy Hale, and Shay Mitchell channeled beauty icons Brigette Bardot, Audrey Hepburn, Brooke Shields, and Sophia Loren with the help of hairstylist Andy LeCompte and makeup artist Fiona Stiles.
“I used to wear my hair half up and half down when I was a little girl, but this is the grown-up version…I love the volume at the top.” – Ashley Benson
Scarlett Johansson debuted a new shorter ‘do at the 2010 Comicon. What do you think of the new shoulder-grazing tousled lob? Is ScarJo’s new ‘do fab or drab?
Naomi Watts showed off a shiny, shorter, and fresher ‘do at the L.A. premiere of Salt. Hair stylist Robert Vetica was inspired by the lines of the metallic Gucci dress and created a look that referenced 60′s British pop and a Studio 54 vibe refined by a soft, natural mood. Here’s how Naomi got the look:
1. Vetica cut off 2 inches to create a blunt cut that hit the collarbone
If you’ve ever been to a place with a lot of heat and humidity, you know how hard it can be to style your hair. Luckily for Angelina Jolie, hair stylist David Babaii was there to help create a smooth, sleek, and natural-looking ‘do for her at the international press junket for Salt in Cancun. “The humid climate and tropical breezes of Cancun presented unique styling challenges,” said David. Here’s how David achieved the look:
1. Apply Moroccanoil Treatment to damp hair to protect it from the heat of the blow dryer, prevent frizz, and lock in shine
Celebrity hair guru Ted Gibson gives the deets on how he created Ashley Greene’s ‘do for the Eclipse L.A. premiere. Here’s how to get the look:
1. Swipe Ted Gibson Hair Sheet on wet hair
2. Apply Ted Gibson Fix It Gel from scalp to ends to create a foundation
3. Blow dry with large round brush
Moveaside Edward and Jacob, Kristen Stewart is clearly Team Coco. Kristen showed support for the late night talk show host by rocking a pompadour to the Eclipse L.A. premiere. Just playing. Frederic Fekkai stylist Adir Abergel actually took cue from 50′s pompadour. Here’s how to get the look:
1. Apply Frederic Fekkai Full Blown Volume Styling Whip at the roots throughout the hair
2. Using a round brush, blow dry hair away from the face
3. Place hair in pin curls
Bryce Dallas Howard might have been sporting a modern Hollywood classic look, but for her hair, she more Boho. For the look, celebrity stylist David Babaii drew inspiration from Bridget Bardot creating a subtle beehive. David Babaii explains how to get the look:
1. Prep the hair by applying a small amount of Moroccanoil Treatment to damp hair before blow-drying to condition, strength, and protect the strands
Kristen Stewart sported a textured ponytail (as well as track extensions) at the 2010 MTV Movie Awards. Frederic Fekkai’s Adir Abergel who created the look for the Twilight actress said his inspiration was “a sleek and edgy high ponytail with added movement.” Here’s how to get the look:
1. Apply Fekkai Full Blown Volume Styling Whip from roots to ends to create volume
2. Dry hair using hands
3. Curl top sections of hair in various directions to add movement with a one-inch curling iron
4. Apply Fekkai Beach Waves for added texture and to loosen the curls
5. Pull hair into a high ponytail and secure with a piece of hair from the underneath by wrapping it around the base of the ponytail
6. Finish with Fekkai Coiff Sheer Hold Hairspray for an all night hold
