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Rihanna
The key to this look, says N.Y.C. stylist Ursula Stephen, is all in the cut: heavy, side-swept bangs bring length to the front, while the back and sides are left short. Stephen blow-dried Rihanna's just-washed hair, combing and flat-ironing her bangs to one side. To create a piecey texture in front, Stephen applied Pantene Pro-V Texturize Spray Wax onto her hands and then finger styled the look to give it a rocker vibe.
Bride Bonus: "Skip long veils—they can overwhelm short hair," says Stephen. A vintage pillbox hat with netting is "the perfect complement to this cut."
Bride Bonus: "Skip long veils—they can overwhelm short hair," says Stephen. A vintage pillbox hat with netting is "the perfect complement to this cut."
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Scarlett Johansson
Babaii transformed Johansson's shoulder-length hair into a style worthy of a modern-day Grace Kelly—ideal with a skin baring gown. He started by spritzing David Babaii for Wildaid Bohemian Beach Spray on the roots before he curled her hair into allover ringlets. Next, he backcombed the hair, diminishing the tight curls but keeping the body, and swept it across the nape of the neck to one side. Freeing a 2-inch section of hair in the front, he secured the rest with bobby pins. Babaii shaped the loose hair into a few big waves with a 1-inch curling iron, using a firm hold hairspray to set.
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