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The mod look is like animal prints and safari chic – it’s a trend that comes back season after season after season. And yet, it never looks old. So with all the color blocking you’ll be doing for fall, it’s time you learned how to perfect a mod makeup look.

Here, the team from glominerals gives us tips about how to achieve 60’s inspired eye makeup

1. Twiggy’s infamous eyes are easy to achieve. First, highlight your lids with the shimmer brick in gleam.

2. Swirl the four beautiful colors together for a captivating all over glo then compliment with eyeshadow in opal.

3. Next, use the precise micro liner to create a thick line on the upper lid. This liner glides on with pinpoint precision, dries quickly and lasts all day!

4. To complete the look, use the volumizing mascara in black which enhances each lash making them look fuller and more defined.

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It seems that Emma Watson has traded in her Burberry contract for a brand-new 'do.

The "Harry Potter" star sought celebrity stylist Rodney Cutler for her transformation, and says of the experience, "Oh my God, it was the most liberating thing! I’ve wanted to do this since I was about 16, so as soon as I had the chance I was like, ‘Right. This is it.'"

What do you think of Emma's cropped cut?

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According to The Press Association, Jennifer Aniston's "Friends" cut, Twiggy's pixie, Madonna's bleached blonde tresses, and Marlene Dietrich's pin-thin brows are among the top "Beauty Trends That Shook the World."

My list would also have to include Audrey Hepburn's full brows, Veronica Lake's sculpted waves, and Marilyn Monroe's signature pin curls. They're each so iconic.

Which celebrities/hairstyles top your list of most influential?