Hair's the Scoop

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Confident, sun-kissed and perfectly tousled, Juliette Lewis rocked the runway at Milan Fashion Week.

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Voluminous, soft, and frizz-free, Tina Fey lit up the red carpet (and cleaned-up!) at the 60th Annual Emmys.

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Keira Knightley chose to smooth her (usually) tousled locks into a tightly braided bun last night for the NYC premiere of her new film, The Duchess.

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A very pregnant Michelle Monaghan lit up the red carpet in a side-swept updo at the premiere of her new film, Eagle Eye.

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Fashion Week flew through NYC last week, leaving us with loads of beautiful spring styles to lust after. From niche brands such as Tuleh and Derek Lam to established houses like Vera Wang, we were offered modern (and easy-to-emulate) interpretations of the classics.

Usually, we'd have to wait a whole season before experimenting with these fun, new looks, but it seems that fall's sleek styles, playful updos, and dramatic side-parts will be taking us through to warmer weather. So if you've been hesitant to upgrade your styling tools in fear of an au natural trend, think again. This coming year is all about frizz-free, glossy locks (tied-up, pinned back, worn down, cut short, or sculpted into cascading waves), so be sure to stock-up on thermal protectors and invest in an ionic iron to protect your hair.

Pictured above (from top left): Matthew Williamson, Oscar de la Renta, Proenza Schouler, and Calvin Klein.

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Lindsay Price looked perfectly tousled at the Lipstick Jungle season premiere party in New York City.

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Pictured here at the Miss Sixty Spring 2009 fashion show in NYC, Rosario Dawson's locks looked smooth & shiny despite the humidity and heat.

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Rihanna rocked a new set of colorful highlights at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles.

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Fashion Week never fails to surprise, but this year is promising to be extraordinarily eventful. None other than Posh Spice was spotted at Marc Jacobs' Spring '09 show on Monday night with a fierce new look.

She's
known to be adventurous with her hair, but this cut leaves no room for
adjustment. Mrs. Beckham gambled big, and I think it paid off. And, of
course, she still manages to look diva-esque, despite her cropped cut.

My only critique would be that she looks even skinnier (if that's possible) with this hairstyle. But that's nothing a few trips to In-N-Out can't fix.

What do you think of Victoria Beckham's dramatic new do, love it or hate it?

UPDATE: It appears that the man behind this look was renowned celebrity stylist Garren, who also styled Audrey Hepburn and gave Linda Evangelista her signature boy-cut... Leave it to Queen B to choose only the best.

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Friday's VH1 Fashion Rocks celebration had stars like Beyoncé Knowles, Charlize Theron and Fergie walking the red carpet with gorgeous, look-at-me locks. Tyra Banks also had an eye-catching look, but not for the reasons one would hope...

The Emmy Award–winning talk show host went for voluminous curls (with what seems like multiple cans of hairspray and head full of extensions), but ended up with a stiff, overly teased do that looked like it swallowed the stylist who created it.

What do you think of Tyra's over-the-top coif, love it or hate it?