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Beyoncé Knowles
The singer's two-toned locks frame her face perfectly. As seen on Mrs. Jay-Z, this new volume look, unlike the former '80s style of curl, is more sideways than sky-high.


Get the Look: Those worrying about a teased-bangs revival can breathe a sigh of relief. A combination of blow-drying and air-drying creates a great, balanced style. Use a little straightening balm and blow-dry heavier bangs so they lie straight

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Marilyn Monroe
Throughout history, the bigger and more voluptuous the mane, the more glamorous the star. Perhaps that's why the blonde-bombshell actress, who died in 1962 at only 36 years old, left a legacy that continues to this day. "People are craving more glamour and polish," Lecompte says.


Get the Look: Take curly hair from day to night by spritzing with a refreshing, enzyme-rich spray to bring back the bounce

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Blake Lively
The Gossip Girl star adds a spring in her step with loose curls. "This style is rather flat on top but luscious at the ends," explains Lecompte.


Get the Look: Spray hair with styling spray and roll halfway up with hot rollers — the bigger the better. Then, while they're still warm, spritz with hair spray. Take curlers out immediately

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Brooke Shields
The model-turned-actress showed off polished tendrils throughout the 1990s.


Get the Look: To achieve an updated version of this style, wrap up sections of hair in hot rollers, mist with a setting spray, and — after two minutes — remove from the rollers from the back of your head. After five minutes, take out the rest

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Miley Cyrus
If you don't have naturally curly hair but still want wavy locks, follow the Hannah Montana star's example.


Get the Look: Apply antifrizz styling cream from the ends up to mid-lengths, so there's more product on the bottom and less as you go up with nothing on the roots. For best results, put down the blow-dryer and let it air-dry!

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Maggie Gyllenhaal
Never one to do anything mainstream, the actress proves that you don't need long hair to keep a cool curl.

Get the Look: "We've done the stringy layers for so long," Lecompte says. "When you cut the hair above the bust, it bounces up and looks thicker and healthier."

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Farrah Fawcett
Although the Charlie's Angels star passed away last year, she will likely always have one of the most iconic hairstyles of all time. Millions have sought her feathered and fluffed hair — the hallmark of 1970s beauty.

Get the Look: Today, her look has evolved into a more refined style, so focus on soft, shiny waves curled away from the face.

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Jessica Simpson
The star has admitted that she's pretty relaxed when it comes to her beauty routine.
Get the Look: To refresh slept-on curls like Jessica's, use a few sprays of leave-in conditioner mist

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Scarlett Johansson
This star's effortlessly beautiful waves are just that: effortless.

Get the Look: Go easy on the shampoo in the shower. The more natural oils left in this type of hair, the better.

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Nicole Kidman
The A-list actress wears her hair both straight and curly, but she always keeps frizz and flyaways at bay.
Get the Look: The secret to stopping frizz involves a few products: a leave-in conditioner, a deep conditioner, and a styling product involving silicone. All either keep the hair moisturized or protect the cuticle from moisture

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Marlene Dietrich
The ultra-sultry German-American actress's blunt bob and carefully coiffed curls were all the rage in the 1930s.
Get the Look: Add some bling to your locks. It's been said that she demanded Max Factor sprinkle real gold dust onto her hair so that it would sparkle on film

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Jennifer Lopez
How to get this star's sexy side volume?
Get the Look: Lecompte suggests using 1" to 1 1/4" hot rollers, curling sections away from the face. Loosen the waves with a detangling brush ... and you've got liftoff

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Leighton Meester
On Gossip Girl, the Queen B is often spotted with stick-straight hair and a headband. But off-camera, she lightens up...literally.
Get the Look: If cutting your hair to get a curly bob, make sure it's chopped just below chin-length with layers. That way, the natural curls will gently caress your face

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Fergie
The Black Eyed Peas singer's curls always have a bit of a rock-star edge.
Get the Look: Try a straight-down-the-middle part to really make waves

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Lauren Conrad
The epitome of California chic, LC's beachy waves gets a touch of red carpet styling.
Get the Look: Once you've curled everything with a large-barrel curling iron, section out bangs from the rest of your hair. Use the curling iron to "wing" the ends out. Set with hairspray