Nicole Richie's long, tousled waves have a kind of sexy bedhead feel yet look very put-together. The result: A boho-chic style that's very glamorous and red carpet-worthy.

Get her look: After blow-drying hair with a diffuser, wrap hair sections around a half-inch curling iron. Flip head over to shake out the curls, then part hair in the middle.

Penelope Cruz's oh-so-gorgeous bombshell feathered layers at the Madrid premiere of "Broken Hugs" make the perfect complement to her smoldering good looks.

Get her look: Apply straightening balm onto wet hair. Blow-dry with a paddle brush, twisting when you get to the ends to create subtle waves and add movement.

Angled bangs like Paula Abdul's lend a youthful look, and are a hot trend right now. Bonus: The hair over your cheekbone functions like a blush, drawing the eye upward.

Get her look: Ask your stylist for angled bangs that start at your temple, touch the opposite inner brow and fall over the cheek. To recreate Paula Abdul's look, tie hair back into a ponytail and finger-style bangs to the side.

Long swooping bangs plus all-over luscious volume equals sophistication and plenty of sex appeal, as Teri Hatcher shows with her bouncy layered locks at the 13th Annual "Keep Memory Alive" Gala.

Get her look: Apply a volumizing mousse to wet hair, and blow-dry with a large round brush. To get ample volume, start by blow-drying in the opposite direction of the final style, then when almost dry, flip hair over and continue drying in the right direction.

Lucy Liu opts for an elegant formal look by wearing her raven black locks up in a chic chignon. Her long bangs are swooped to one side, which balances the updo nicely.


Get her look: Part on the side. Build volume at the crown by spraying hairspray while backcombing hair. Twist and pin hair into a chignon, leaving bangs out for a side-swept look. Gently run brush over the swooped bangs and set the look with hairspray.