Channel your inner glamor with vintage Veronica Lake curls. To capture the Old Hollywood glamor vibe, keep the finish sleek and glossy. But go for subtle waves at just the ends -- like Taiwanese actress Pace Wu -- for a modern twist.

Get her look: Prep towel-dried hair with mousse, create a deep side part, then blow-dry using a round brush. To add curls, wrap ends around the barrel of a curling iron. Let cool, then brush hair into soft waves.

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.

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.

One of the chicest way to wear the shoulder-length bob? Go graphic with a super-sharp blunt cut a la Naomi Watts, which is cut longer in front and shorter at the back. Keep your bangs softly swept across the forehead to balance out the sharp angles of this 'do.

Style tip: Make a side part and blow-dry bangs to the side. Continue to dry the rest of the hair straight using a paddle brush. Go over any unruly strands with a flat iron for a sleek finish.

Taylor Swift ditches her signature wavy mane in favor of a sleek, straight finish. To get her glossy strands, apply a heat protectant product (try Kerastase Heat Protectant Spray) prior to styling.

Get her look: Spritz heat protectant spray to wet hair, then blow-dry straight with a paddle bush. Follow with a flat iron and a pea-size amount of pomade from the middle to the ends of the hair to add shine.