Looking for a universally flattering style? An asymmetrical part with a sweeping fringe like Jessica Biel's is timelessly elegant and works great on all face shapes.

Get her look: Spray volumizing root lift to damp hair and blow-dry straight using a large round brush. Make an off-center part and pull hair back into a low ponytail, letting face-framing piece fall out. Secure with a clear elastic or clip.

Both on the catwalk and the red carpet, big braids are the must-have accessory of 2010. The chicest way to wear it: Chunky, to the side and loosely weaved a la teen singer-actress Selena Gomez.

Get her look: Spritz the roots of wet hair with volumizing spray, make a deep side part and blow-dry. Loosely braid hair from nape down and secure the ends with a clear elastic.

An easy way to upgrade a simple ponytail: Curl the lengths into glamorous waves, complete with side-swept fringe that falls sexily across the forehead a la Rachel McAdams. This is sophisticated enough for an evening cocktail party, and perfect for flaunting those quietly luxe diamond stud earrings.

Get her look: Blow-dry hair with a large round brush, pulling the bangs from the part toward the ear. Curl the lengths using a medium curling iron. Pull hair into a ponytail and secure with a clear elastic.

Call it Grecian-goddess chic. Kristen Bell's braided updo is oh-so-romantic and perfectly complements this season's gorgeous draped dresses.

Get her look: Spritz hair with texturizing spray and pull into a low ponytail. Divide ponytail into two sections: Braid one section; then twist the remaining section into a bun. Wrap the braid around the bun and bobby-pin in place.

Plenty of bounce, movement and shine -- what's not to love about Sarah Jessica Parker's loose, flowy strands? If you regularly use the curling iron, however, make sure you give your mane a deep conditioning treatment at least once a week to save it from styling damage.

Get her look: After blow-drying hair, make a center part then wrap sections around a 1 1/2-inch curling iron. Run fingers through hair to soften curls into loose waves.