Hair's the Scoop

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Vera Farmiga looks lit-from-within at the NY premiere of "Higher Ground."

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Anne Hathaway looks luminous at the NY premiere of "One Day."

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Ciara rocks face-framing highlights at the NYC kick-off of her Station Invasion concert tour.

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Recreate Sofia Vergara's sexy, retro-inspired style with this step-by-step guide, courtesy of celebrity stylist Jen Atkin:

“I wanted to give Sofia a glam, beachy wave for 'The Smurfs' premiere. First, I prepped her hair with Fekkai Volumizing Mousse as well as Fekkai Beach Wave Spray at the roots. I then blew-out her hair with a 1" round brush, and set the top center section with Velcro rollers. Next, I used a 2" T3 Curling Iron to set curls going back and away from her face.

Once set, I sprayed Fekkai Sheer Hold Spray and used my fingers to break up the curls. We took the top center section out of the rollers and used dry shampoo at the roots to keep the volume locked in. Finally, I curled her bangs back with a Chi Flat Iron to finish.”

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Lauren Conrad recently put to a vote whether or not she should experiment with multi-color tips. And, as you can see above, she decided to go all out!

... For a day or two, anyway. The reality-star-turned-author-turned-designer was then snapped sporting her signature style at Sunday's Dinosaur Ball in NYC (inset). 

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

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Achieve high shine in no time with these tried and true tricks of the trade:

Lather Less
Skip shampoos, and just rinse and condition instead. This will help regulate your scalp's oil production, and prevent follicle dehydration.

Think Ahead
Weekly pre/post cleansing treatments aren't just for when your hair looks or feels dry. To maintain a lustrous, healthy-looking finish, make sure to nourish your tresses on a regular basis. Experiment with different formulations and frequencies to find what works best for you (for example: a lightweight, shine-enhancing masque 3x/month; overnight treatment oil 1x/month.)

Guard Against Damage
Thermal protectants — like John Frieda's celeb-adored Full Repair Perfect Ends — are a great way to shield against damage caused by heat styling. A few drops of SPF mixed into your daily conditioner can help keep your color looking rich and vibrant, as well.

Laminate Your Locks
Not all shine products are created equal. To ensure your hair looks luminous and not weighted down or oily, opt for spray formulas with a fine mist, which work on both wet and dry hair (Serge Normant Meta Sheer Dry Oil Finishing Spray is a favorite).

Oil Dip
If you've not yet discovered the benefits of hair oils, like Rodine by Recine, you've been missing out! Whatever your texture, a touch of oil at the ends smooths, defines and adds ample shine.

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Zoe Kravitz models a lighter, fringe-focused 'do at Tuesday's Derek Lam presentation in NYC.

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Rachel McAdams gets cheeky at a "Midnight In Paris" photocall in Cannes.

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Vanessa Hudgens models peekaboo, caramel-colored highlights at the LA premiere of "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides."