Honey streaks like Leona Lewis' really warm up the complexion. Ask your stylist to add lighter streaks of highlight around the face-framing pieces which will brighten up your face.

Get her look: Make an off-center part and blow-dry hair straight using a paddle brush -- focus on getting your hair straight will give a better finish. Then flat-iron hair in sections.

If you notice, hair trends are moving toward the carefree look rather than perfectly coiffed updos -- like Anna Kendrick's organic casually-pulled-back updo.

Get her look: Randomly curl sections of hair with a curling iron to get Kendrick's wavy texture. Gather hair back at the nape and twist into a loose bun or French twist -- don't worry about the loose strands that fall out -- then bobby-pin in place.

Give a stick-straight 'do plenty of flirty movement at the ends a la Leighton Meester for a playful look that's still very elegant.

Get her look: Blow-dry hair straight with a paddle brush. To add the curls, divide hair ends into sections -- the smaller the sections, the tighter the curls -- and wrap around the barrel of a curling iron. Hold for a few seconds before releasing.

Add instant body and movement to thin, lifeless hair with romantic curls at the ends a la Blake Lively.

Get her look: Apply a wave-defining product to towel-dried hair and blow-dry. Spritz small sections of hair with hairspray and curl ends with a two-inch curling iron. When hair has cooled, gently run fingers through to separate into piecey curls.

Going to a party but have no time to touch up your roots? You'll do better with a romantic texturized updo (as sported by actress Amber Heard) that shows off the different tones in your hair rather than a less forgiving sllicked-back style.

Style tip: Curl sections of hair using a curling iron and tease the top section to add height. Gather hair back into a knot at the nape and bobby-pin in place, leaving a few loose tendrils around the face for a soft, undone look. Secure style with a mist of hairspray all over.