Katherine Heigl, in her newly released movie, “One for the Money” plays the unemployed and newly-divorced brunette Stephanie Plum, who lands a job at her cousin’s bail-bond business. Of course, her first assignment puts her on the trail of a wanted local cop from her romantic past.

How To Get Katherine Heigl’s Hairdo

At the premiere on January 24, 2012 in New York, celebrity hairstylist David Babaii created her red carpet look using Grace Kelly as his inspiration. To transform your tresses from brown to a “Hollywood Blonde” David recommends using the professional hair color Aquarly 20/20 by IT&LY HAIRFASHION to achieve a long-lasting, natural and healthy looking shade.

To create this Grace Kelly inspired look, David started with IT&LY’S Advanced Color Protection Shampoo and Conditioner. After gently towel drying, he applied a small amount of Miracle Oil Hair Elixir by David Babaii for its intense conditioning benefits, superior color preservation and thermal protection. Next, after blow drying, he used a medium sized curling iron creating curls and directing them off the face and under. To style, David lightly back brushed the fringe area for some height and smoothed this lightly with a medium paddle brush. He continued the style by using his fingers to loosen the curls into soft waves and drawing all the hair into a loose chignon toward the back of the head and securing with silver coated bobby pins. David finished the style with IT&LY HAIRFASHION’S Pure Definition Hair Spray.

Selena Gomez wowed everyone last night at the 2011 American Music Awards, decked out in a glamorous pale blush Armani Couture gown and gorgeous hair. TRESemmé Celebrity Stylist John D., who styled Serena for the event, created a classic old Hollywood, Veronica Lake look to compliment her dress. John shares with Talking Makeup & Marta Walsh how to recreate this red-carpet style and achieve chair-worthy hair.

How To Get Selena Gomez’ Hairstyle  At The 2011 American Music Awards

Step 1: Prep towel-dried hair with TRESemmé 24 Hour Body Mousse, combing the product through for even distribution

Step 2: Blow-dry hair nice and smooth and create a deep side part for added drama

Step 3: Take sections framing the face on both sides (from the back of the part, just behind the ear), and curl 1 inch sections using a 1 inch barrel-curling iron, then spraying with TRESemmé Thermal Creations Curl Activator Spray to add additional hold and aid in protecting hair from excess heat

Step 4: Curl bangs away from the face and curl the side sections in a horizontal direction, continuing this process on the remaining sections. *Stylist Secret: make sure the sections are even and not too big. This will ensure a consistent curl/wave pattern

Step 5: After the sets are cooled, spray a boar bristle brush with TRESemmé Climate Control Finishing Spray and brush out the curls until you achieve a desired wave pattern. Make sure the wave hangs just over the eye and finish with more hairspray to keep the look in place!

Fekkai Celebrity Stylist AdirAbergel created a textured Up-Do for Kristen Stewart at the premiere of Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. Celebrity Hairstyle Inspiration: An edgy, yet romantic look. Adir was inspired to create an up-do that still felt like Kristen’s usual tousled and textured style with a touch of rockability.

Kristen Stewart at the Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn Premiere

How To Get Kristen Stewart’s Hairstyle:

Adir began by applying Fekkai Bouffant Lifting and Texturizing Spray Gel to the roots of the hair to build texture. He then applied Fekkai Oceanique Tousled Wave Spray throughout the rest of the hair and rough dried it to create a beachy and textured base for the up-do. Adir then took random pieces and created standard braids, fishtail braids and twists throughout the hair in various sizes, leaving the very top of the hair loose. He then took all of the hair except for the loose hair at the top, and knotted and twisted it to create an up-do. He used hairpins to create a very undone look. To finalize the look Adir backcombed the front of the hair to add volume, then pushed it back and pinned it in place. He secured the look by spraying the hair with Fekkai Sheer Hold Hairspray.

Kristen Stewart at the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Premiere last night in Los Angeles.

Olivia Wilde radiated red carpet glamour at the October 20th premiere of “In Time” in Westwood, California with hair by celebrity hairstylist David Babaii. David created a loose Bohemian chic wave to compliment her stunning ombre hair color.

Olivia Wilde’s Bohemian Chic Waves by David Babaii for the Premiere of “In Time”

How to get Olivia Wilde’s hairstyle:

To start, he applied a dime-sized amount of Couture Colour Pequi Oil to her clean, damp hair, massaging into her tresses for maximum shine. David then rough dried her hair with his fingers to add texture during the blow drying stage. To create her gorgeous waves, he divided the hair into 4 parts: top, sides and back leaving the nape area free. Starting at the nape area, he took 1-2 inch sections, combing the hair before starting (varied sizes create more texture and movement).

Using the FHI Heat 1 1/4″ KORE Spring Grip Curling Iron, he wrapped these sections around the inside of the barrel, holding for 10 seconds. He then clipped each completed curl and proceeded to the next. After completing the entire head, David removed the clips and allowed the curls to relax and fall naturally into place. He then used his fingers to arrange, separate and style her waves, while sweeping her fringe to the side. He finished her style with IT&LY Hairfashion’s Purity Design Pure Definition Hairspray which has memory hold for a long-lasting, flexible finish.

TM & Marta Walsh has got the word that celebrity hairstylist Marcus Francis worked with Hilary Duff to create Duff’s Brigitte Bardot inspired hairstyle for the New York signing of her new book “Devoted” on Monday, October 10th, 2011.

Hilary Duff’s Hair At The New York Signing of Her New Book Devoted

Hairstyle Inspiration: “Hilary and I are always drawn to the casual glamour of Brigitte Bardot. For her book signing event, I wanted to recreate that iconic volume, polished off with a leather headband for a sweet and sexy combo look.”

How To Get Hilary Duff’s Hairdo:

“Start by spraying Phyto Volume Actif on damp hair at the mid shaft and ends using your hands to build up the natural texture. Then spray Phyto Volume Actif at the roots and use a vented 1 1/4″ round brush section by section. Clip away the top mohawk section until the end.

To create the large waves, use a 1″ barrel curling iron. First spray each section with L’Oreal Elnett Hairspray, then wrap the hair from roots to ends. Curl the hair in the same direction (away from the face) on every section on each side. When you’ve finished curling the back and sides, lightly spray Phyto Volume Actif then brush out thoroughly with a flat paddle brush, like a Mason Pearson, until you’ve stretched the curls out to a beautiful wave. Spray Klorane Dry Shampoo for added softness to the waves.

Undo the mohawk section, and starting one inch from the hairline going back to the crown, lightly tease half inch wide sections. With your Mason Pearson brush, smooth out the teased sections but leave height and a slightly messy feel to the texture. Fly aways are actually a great way of making it more modern!

Pull the sides back at an angle into a half up half down style, securing with large bobby pins underneath the hair. Finish the look by using a small headband (I used Jennifer Behr’s Leather “Dinosaur” Headband) a few inches from your hairline. Seal with a quick spray over your entire head with L’Oreal Elnett Hairspray.”

TM & Marta Walsh has the word that hair stylist Matthew Monzon’s used Leonor Greyl products on Emmy winner Julianna Margulies’ hair for the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards.

Julianna Margulies Emmys 2011 Hairstyle with Leonor Greyl

“For Julianna Margulies’ Emmys look, I wanted to mirror the glamour of her gorgeous Armani prive gown with an old Hollywood, Veronica Lake-inspired style. However, I still wanted Julianna to look modern, so I kept the style somewhat deconstructed.

Here’s how…

I started with damp hair and worked Leonor Greyl’s Lait Luminescence Bi-Phase Detangling Milk through her hair, applying the product only from the mid-shaft down through the ends so as not to over-saturate it.

To create volume, I combed Leonor Greyl’s Mousse au Lotus Volumatrice through the hair with a wide-tooth comb and blow-dried it using a two-inch round brush. I made a deep side part on the left and then set the top portion of her hair in Velcro rollers for a little bit of extra oomph.

Then, I started to work on the back:

· Making sure to spray Leonor Greyl Voluforme Styling Spray for Volume and Hold to each section before curling, I used a 1½ inch curling iron to barrel-curl the bottommost layer of Julianna’s hair in a uniform direction

· I created another layer on top of that one, barrel-curling the sections but this time changing the direction of the curl from that of the first layer

I continued this pattern for remaining portion of the back of Julianna’s hair by creating layer on top of layer, maintaining the direction of the curl within one layer and switching to the opposite direction for the next. Alternating the direction of the curl between layers allowed the hair to fall into the wave that I was hoping to achieve.

After completing the back of Julianna’s hair, I removed the top half from the Velcro rollers and brushed through with a boar bristle brush, creating a soft wave with my fingers.

To complete the look, I finished with a spray of Leonor Greyl’s Laque Souple Light Styling Spray for hold.”

My hair envy for the day is Victoria Justice! It makes me go darker. I love the long layered hairstyle, parted in the middle, and the dark brown glossy hair color with some highlights on the tips. The fact that Victoria is so beautiful also helps. WOW.

Victoria Justice’s Hair

Celebrity hairstylist Giannandrea worked with Dianna Agron at the Los Angeles premiere of GLEE : The 3D Concert Movie on Saturday, August 6th. Beauty Inspiration: ”My inspiration for Dianna for the Glee premiere was ‘British rocker/sexy/messy.’”

How to get Dianna Argon’s hairstyle:

“I started with wet hair and razor cut her bob into a more playful ‘Shab.’ This is what I call this hair cut! This cut is a progression of the bob but it has more life and does much more when you style it. Then I added Kerastase Volume Active Mousse to the whole head and roots. I blow dried the hair – just air, no brushing – until the hair was completely dry. I then brushed it with a large round Mason Pearson brush, I use a brush just for the bangs and blow it straight. The other part of the head was just scrunched and bent with my hands. I then used Klorane Dry Shampoo Spray on the whole roots and top of the head, and back brushed the top part of the head. Finally, I set hair into place with L’Oreal Elnett Hair Spray.”

Celebrity Hairstyles. Fekkai stylists transformed Selita Ebanks tresses to a beautiful blonde hue.

INSPIRATION: A head-turning edgy rock and roll style yet sophisticated. The look is “chic with strong definition” says stylist Marshall Lin.

How to Get the Look: First, cut the hair prior to applying any dye. “Most people make the mistake of getting their color done before they receive their haircut,” says colorist Jamie Sanchez, “as a result the color gets cut out and impacts the appearance of both the color and the haircut.” Section your hair into top and bottom layers. Keep the under layer dark for definition, and with a tone-on-tone approach to coloring, with the top blonde section leaning beige. The effect is edgy, but still chic.

All products by Fekkai: Fekkai Salon Color Hair Color in 10W Very Light Golden Blonde and 3N Darkest Brown ($30 each). Available at Fekkai.com and Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, and Saks Fifth Avenue stores.

Olivia Wilde’s Beachy Waves by Celebrity Hairstylist David Babaii: “To create Olivia’s soft beach waves, I began by applying Couture Colour Pequi Oil Treatment through the hair before drying. For the bang area, I used a large paddle brush to create a sleek finish. Next, I created 3 sections (sides and nape) for total control.

Starting at the nape area, I took 2″ sections and wrapping them around the inside of a large barrel curling iron and securing with pins. After curling the entire head and allowing the sections to cool, I removed the pins allowing the curls to fall naturally.

To finish, I applied an additional amount of Pequi Oil to my hands and gently brushed the curls out using my fingers, allowing her curls to fall into a natural wave pattern. Then, I finished her style by applying additional Pequi Oil for enhanced condition, strength and shine without weighing it down.”