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Rose Byrne pairs a bold berry lip and terracotta cheek at the "Damages: Season Four" premiere in NYC.

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Rose Byrne rocks a '70s-inspired style at "Bridesmaids" Celebrity Girls Night Out.

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

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When craving change, most women experiment with bold lip color or amp-up their eye makeup, but not Rose Byrne. The "Damages" star proves that she's anything but the traditional English petal with this striking new 'do, created by celebrity stylist Harry Josh.

To achieve a dramatic effect whilst maintaining the length, Josh intentionally left the bags super long, almost too long. A “French chic” look à la Jane Birkin. And, as highlights don’t look great with heavy fringe, he gave Rose a deep, golden caramel color to finish.

Below, Josh shares a step-by-step guide to styling the look:

"Start by prepping with John Frieda Frizz-Ease 3-Day Straight (an at-home alternative to salon straightening treatments).

Next, blow out the hair with a round boar bristle brush (Mason Pearson is my fave) and finish by running a flat iron from root to tip to lock in the style.

To perfect, use the new Full Repair Touch-up Flyaway Tamer from John Frieda (which I had Rose carry with her all night [at the amFAR gala; pictured above]!), then finish with a dab of the brand's Frizz-Ease Thermal Serum for added shine."

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Achieve a luminous, frizz-free finish, like Rose Byrne's, with these top product picks:

Rene Furterer Myrrhea Anti-Frizz Silkening Shampoo
Provides hair with suppleness and fluidity that make it easier to manage and style. ($23, Sephora.com.)

Aveda Brilliant Conditioner
Quenches hair's thirst and sets tangles free; Plant emollients restore hair so it looks smooth and shiny. ($18, Aveda.com.)

John Frieda Clear Shine Luminous Color Glaze
Easy-to-use gel-creme formula that boosts shine right in the shower — without affecting color. ($9.99, Ulta.com.)

Bumble & Bumble Bb Shine
Delivers a feather-light finish and glimmer without causing hair to fall flat. ($35, BumbleandBumble.com.)

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Recreate Rose Byrne's sultry, '60s-inspired look with this step-by-step guide, courtesy of celebrity makeup artist Kate Lee:

"Rose's look was part Penelope Tree, part Belle du Jour. She has incredible
eyebrows, and I wanted to push that 1960's shape but keep it modern. First, I worked along the lash line with CHANEL Long Lasting Eyeliner in Ebénè. I
blended it out and into the socket line. Over the top, I worked with CHANEL
Soft Touch Eye Shadow in Ebony — pressing the color in to make it intense. I
then used a clean brush to gently pull a little color into the outer third
of the socket and onto the lid, aiming for a semi-opaque effect. Inside the
eye, I used the new CHANEL Intense Eye pencil in Clair (available in July) to
keep the eye open.

Once I cleaned up under the eye to avoid muddiness, I
applied concealer and then used a tiny amount of the matte black shadow on
a small brush and blended away to almost nothing to create a pale gray soft
line. Her mascara was CHANEL Inimitable Mascara in Noir with a few shreds
of strip lash.

To finish, cheeks were dusted in CHANEL Powder Blush in Pink Explosion (available
in July) and finally, lips were kept light and neutral with CHANEL Rouge
Allure Lip Colour in Insouciante."

Will you be experimenting with Rose's latest look?

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Seen here alongside co-star Rose Byrne, Glenn Close looks absolutely ageless at the season premiere of her hit show, "Damages."

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All-out glam was the name of the game at Sunday's Golden Globes, with a brilliant mix of both modern and retro-inspired hairstyles walking the red carpet.

Highlights included: Sandra Bullock's side-swept updo, Zoe Saldana's glamorous waves, and Jennifer Aniston's luminous locks. With honorable mentions like Diane Kruger's '40s-inspired updo, Julia Roberts' soft curls, and Rose Byrne's bedazzled tresses rounding-out our Best Tressed list.

And, as always, there were also a few questionable coifs to be seen, like Jessica Lange's frizzy mane, Mariah Carey's faux bangs and Jennifer Garner's somewhat sloppy half-updo. (And what was up with January Jones' headband? Such an odd choice.)

Which A-List actress wins your vote for Best/Worst Tressed?

More from the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards:
• 2010 Golden Globes: Worst Dressed
• Get the Look: Penelope Cruz's Glamorous Waves
• Addie's Red Carpet Recap

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Rose Byrne lights up the red carpet in a retro-inspired 'do at the 67th annual Golden Globe Awards.

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Click here for The Scoop on which stars' styles rocked the red carpet— and which looks fell flat— at the 61st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.

(PS: Want to get in on the action? Share your top hits/misses from last night's fête? Log on to AllTheLooks.com and create your own Lookbook, as well as rate/comment on the latest in celebrity style.)