Hair's the Scoop

Getty Images

Gisele Bundchen ponys up at the 39th annual AFI Life Achievement Award ceremony.

Getty Images

Celebrity makeup artist — and Lorac founder — Carol Shaw shares how she achieved Scarlett Johansson's sultry, smoky eye for Spike TV's 5th annual TV Awards:

"To give Scarlett’s skin a creamy, flawless finish, I primed with aquaPRIME for long-lasting, silky-smooth makeup. Next, I applied Breakthrough Performance Foundation all over and used Double Feature Concealer to lighten and brighten under her eyes. To set and perfect, I used a little Translucent Touchup Powder.

For the eyes, I first primed with Behind The Scenes Eye Primer for long-lasting, velvety-smooth, stay-true color. I used Sand Eye Shadow to highlight from brow to lash. On her eyes I used our Superstar Baked Eye Shadow Trio, dusting the gold on the lid and the dark bronze in the crease. I used Black Eye Shadow in the crease, outer corner and blended out for the soft winged effect. For added definition, I used Front Of The Line Pro Liquid Eyeliner along the top lash line. I then finished with a couple of layers of 3D Lashes Mascara for a dramatic look.

To achieve that red-carpet glow, I used Perfectly Lit Luminizing Powder to highlight her cheekbones and capture the light. Then I applied TANtalizer Baked Bronzer for a natural bronze glow.

Scarlett’s lips are so luscious and full that I did not need to use lip pencil. Instead, I applied Breakthrough Performance Lipstick in Nude Scene and then added a couple of coats of Couture Shine Liquid Lipstick in Vintage for a perfect, glossy Nude lip.

To finish, I applied LORAC’s new selfTANtalizer with the applicator mitt for a fast, easy, mess-free, streak-free application all over her body. It instantly gave her a natural, rich tan."

Getty Images

Kirsten Dunst complements her menswear-inspired ensemble with a sleek ballerina bun and sculpted cheek at Monday's CFDA Fashion Awards in NYC.

Getty Images

In light of all the controversy, Blake Lively opts to keep things simple at the 2011 MTV Movie Awards.

Getty Images

Olivia Wilde gets messy at the 2011 Fresh Air Fund Salute to American Heroes.

Splash News

Jessica Alba steps out in minimal makeup on Wednesday.

Getty Images

Heather Graham looks heavenly at the NY premiere of "Kimchi Chronicles."

Splash News

Rose Byrne models retro-inspired hair and makeup at the NYC premiere of "X-Men First Class."

Getty Images

From her enviable arms to today's chic chignon and cocoa-smoky eye (and lustworthy jewels!), Michelle Obama continues to impress — and inspire.

Getty Images

Recreate Nicole Kidman's Billboard Music Awards braid with this easy-to-follow guide, courtesy of famed celebrity stylist David Babaii:

"I wanted to achieve a carefree long, soft bohemian braid for Nicole. To create, I started with clean hair followed by an application of Couture Colour Pequi Oil Treatment to the entire head. (The formula absorbs instantly and gives the hair a natural luster and shine.) Once distributed, I then parted the hair to the left and rough-dried.

Next, I used a one-inch curling iron on the bangs, continuously wrapping and releasing each strand — very quickly — then pulling on the ends to create more of a wave than a full curl. I also rotated the curling iron in multiple directions to add dimension.

I then took the hair to the right and created a long side braid. And, to finish, I applied an additional bit of the Pequi Oil Treatment from the part of the hair to mid-length to smooth and prevent flyaways."