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Penelope Cruz models a lighter look on the set of Woody Allen's upcoming film.

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Recreate Penelope Cruz's latest red carpet look with this step-by-step guide, courtesy of celebrity stylist Andy LeCompte:

"First, start by setting the hair with Cursso steam rollers allow to fully cool. Next, remove the rollers spray lightly using Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to add extra texture and volume. Then, with a de-tangling brush (I used Sheila Stotts' on Penelope's hair), separate your locks, leaving a mohawk out (you will need this later to wrap your pony).

Now brush the hair into a high pony secure with a Goody hair elastic. Once secured, brush-out your mohawk section, then split it in the middle, and wrap the left side around the base of the ponytail (securing with hair pins, as needed) and follow by wrapping the other side around, securing with a pin.

Finish by applying a light bit of the Texturizing Spray, brushing the hair so it has a soft bouncy texture. Apply a tiny bit of Spray to your finger tips and detail the fringe to perfection."

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Exciting news!

Penelope Cruz has just been named as an ambassadress for Lancôme's legendary Trésor fragrance. Stay tuned for details.

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NEW Lookbook Alert!

From Penelope Cruz's clip-in fringe to Malin Akerman's layered locks, view — and vote on! — our favorite "faux" looks.

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Q: My hair has a great curly texture while it's drying, but then it dries stick-straight. No product I've tried helps. What can I do?
— Joani B.

A: Thank you for your query, Joani! I've asked celebrity styist Ashley Javier — who's coiffed the likes of Angelina Jolie, Penelope Cruz and Chloe Sevigny — for his expert advice:

After using shampoo and conditioner, towel dry your hair. Then use a leave-in crème from the Kérastase Reflection line. Don't brush or comb your hair, as this will straighten the curls out. Then blow dry it while scrunching it up. Then, after it is cool, spray it with Kérastase Double Force hairspray. You want to make sure you're not pulling it down or adding any more weight to it.

Have a beauty-related that question that you've been dying to ask? Drop us a line at hair@lifetimetv.com.

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Penelope Cruz opts for windblown layers at the 2010 Goya Awards in Madrid.

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NEW Lookbook Alert!

Wish you could look 10 years younger? 10 lbs. lighter? Take a hint from Hollywood's sexiest stars — like Reese Witherspoon and Julia Roberts — and transform your entire look with a few simple snips.

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From Drew Barrymore's big bouffant to Penelope Cruz's sultry waves, the 2010 SAG Awards showcased a number of buzzworthy looks.

Whose hairstyle tops your Best Tressed list? Which looks miss the mark?

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Inspired by her vintage Armani dress, iconic hairstylist Oribe channeled classic Hollywood glamour for Penelope Cruz’s red carpet style.

To recreate this retro-inspired look:
1. Start by working Oribe Gel Serum through the hair and then use hot rollers or a curling iron to set the hair.
2. Spray Oribe Imperméable, or an anti-humidity spray, on the hair before using the curling iron to help protect the style and prevent frizz.
3. Brush loose curls into place, then accentuate the wave in the front and make sure it is pronounced.
4. Clip the hair in place and spray it with Oribe Superfine Hair Spray.
5. To finish, use a bobby pin and pin the hair back on one side.

Will you be experimenting with Penelope's latest look?

More from the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards:
• Create Your Own Lookbook
• Addie's Red Carpet Recap
• 2010 Golden Globes: Best Dressed

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Penelope Cruz rocks a romantic updo at Wednesday's screening of "Nine" in Rome, and a dramatic, side-parted style for a photocall the night before.