Celebrity Red Carpet Hair And Beauty

Sticking to her favourite beauty formula, Kristen Stewart worked signature-tousled waves with feline eyes for an effortlessly sexy look at the Oscars 2013.

Showcasing another amazing carefree hairstyle, Jennifer Aniston worked low-key straight locks with her Valentino gown at the Oscars 2013. Why change the hair formula when it works so well?

Best Actress winner Jennifer Lawrence kept things ultra feminine at the Oscars 2013 with a pretty twisted bun, frosted pink lips, smokey eyes and nails that matched her Dior Haute Couture dress.

Keeping it simple but oh-so chic, Sandra Bullock added interest to her sleek straight hairstyle with a jeweled hair pin.

Reese Witherspoon went all out for Hollywood glamour at the Oscars 2013 sporting retro Veronica Lake curls, pink lips and sparkling eyeshadow.

Hitting the red carpet in Marchesa, Olivia Munn set her red lips ablaze with a smoldering side-swept chignon, showing off her doll-like complexion.

Red carpet pro Naomi Watts teamed her stunning Giorgio Armani Prive gown with a fuss-free updo, rosy cheeks and a light pink lip.

Soft, tousled and sexy, Jennifer Gardner worked a chic updo with face-framing strands left loose at the Oscars 2013.

Sporting the topknot hair trend, Kelly Rowland worked a low maintenance version with heavy fringe and tendrils falling around her face.

Ensuring she stood out amongst Hollywood’s finest at the Oscars 2013, Kelly Osbourne styled her purple hair in a sleek bouffant hairstyle.

Working classic Hollywood glamour, Jessica Chastain worked long tumbling waves with luscious red lips, flawless skin and black eyeliner.

Halle Berry styled her pixie crop into a gravity defying style complete with blonde tips.

Never underestimate the power of a sleek bun! All eyes were on Diane Kruger when she championed the low maintenance hairstyle on the red carpet at an Oscars party.

Revealing her latest hairstyle, Charlize Theron teamed her white Dior gown with a blonde pixie cut at the Oscars 2013. LOVE!

Anne Hathaway styled her pixie crop hairstyle into a sophisticated side sweep at the Oscars 2013. Hot pink lips and a touch of black eyeliner completed her look.

With her subtle purple eyes and messy chignon, Amanda Seyfried kept her look flawlessly elegant by sweeping her long blonde locks up at the Oscars 2013.

Simple but chic, Adele worked another half-up, half-down bouffant hairstyle at the Oscars 2013. Elegant feline eyes and flawless skin completed her stunning beauty look.

L'Oreal gal Cheryl Cole stole the limelight in Cannes in a statement gown by Stephane Rolland and a beauty look to match. We adore her thick, shiny mane and smouldering eye make-up.

Jessica Chastain was a modern-day Guinevere at the Cannes Film Festival, where she modelled flowing locks tied back on the sides, Medieval-style.

Vintage-style updos have been popular in Cannes, with Naomi Watts leading the way with her soft chignon featuring a delicate feather clip.

No one works a Victory Roll quite like Diane Kruger! The movie beauty teamed her curve-hugging Vivienne Westwood gown with a sweeping wave pinned to one side.

Freida Pinto proved the ponytail works dressed up or dressed down on the Cannes red carpet, when she teamed her swishing tail with nautical separates by day (left) and a killer Versace gown by night.

Eva Longoria was all flawless skin and smokey cat eyes on the Rust and Bone red carpet.

Eva Longoria showed off the backless detailing of her Marchesa dress at Cannes with a bouffant updo. We love the flyaway wisps!

Buns don’t get any chunkier than Marion Cotillard’s at Cannes! Framed with a jewelled chain, it looks nothing short of show-stopping!

Diane Kruger showed off the beautiful neckline of her asymmetrical Giambattista Valli dress (not to mention her twinkling diamond earrings) with a tight topknot. And talk about glowing skin!

Jessica Chastain worked her russet locks into a low textured chignon at the Moonrise Kingdom premiere in Cannes. Her soft pink make-up perfectly matched the blush hue of her elegant Alexander McQueen gown.

Marion Cotillard modelled a half plait for a neat daytime look at the Rust and Bone photocall.

Emma Stone is our go-to celeb when it comes to bold red carpet looks and her gorgeously girlie look at the Met Ball 2012 didn't disappoint. Working a sparkling hair ornament, Emma went for a textured up-do, complemented by a warm rosy blush on her cheeks and lips.

In one of the winning looks of the night, Carey Mulligan scores top marks for her hair and make-up too, working a stunning back pleat with quiffed crown, set off against her smouldering smokey eyes and creamy complexion.

Working with the collar element of her look, Alexa Chung went for an up-do with a difference, taming her tresses into a sectioned pony, with plenty of lift at the back to create volume. Her trademark feline flicks and a soft rosy blush were all the make-up she needed to wow.

While some celebs would work a classic up-do to go with such a statement gown, Scarlett Johansson bucked the trend, working tousled beachy waves and a perfectly rouge glossed pout.

Girl With The Dragon Tattoo star Rooney Mara is known for her striking looks and didn't disappoint in her dramatic Givenchy Couture by Riccardo Tisci gown. Showing off her alabaster complexion, the actress smouldered with defined brows and a matte scarlet lip.

With a dress so daring, Beyonce kept her hair and beauty low-key opting for a sleek and straight low pony and a tangy coral pout.

High octane is what Rosie Huntington-Whiteley does best and for the Met Gala 2012 the model positively smouldered down the red carpet. Working a sleek, high-shine up-do with XXL bun, RHW went for molten bronze shadow lids and a soft pink lip to work with the hues in her Burberry gown.

While Rihanna went a little more muted with her dress silhouette than her norm, she went all-out with her 'do, opting for a curled up-do, showing off her cool undercut. We love!

French actress Marion Cotillard worked her peaches and cream complexion to complement her gown, needed nothing but a smokey eye, nude pink lip and neat up-do to totally wow on the red carpet.

Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester showed off her radiant complexion, opting for a statement crimson pout to really make her look pop. A tousled up-do showed off the stunning neckline of her gorgeous Marchesa gown.

Stunning songstress Lana Del Rey went for old school glamour for the Met Gala with her tumbling, lustrous waves. A slick of deep red lippy added a vampish edge to her look.

Kate Bosworth matched her beauty to her gown, showing off the halterneck with a super sleek, glossed bun, with coiled plait. Bordeaux-hued lips gave her look extra drama.

January Jones went for a super fresh beauty palette to complement her zingy yellow Versace gown. Warm blushed cheeks, gently defined eyes and a bright coral lip worked beautifully with her statement turquoise necklace too.

Opting for her trademark minimalist look with her hair and make-up, while her dress did all the wowing, Gwyneth Paltrow went for a simple, sleek centre-parted pony-knot with a barely-there honey-toned complexion and a glossed lip. Perfect!

Emma Roberts wore her hair in cute ringlet waves, side-swept to show off her sweetheart neckline.

Classic curls were the order of the night for Glee star Dianna Agron who worked her goddess gown with golden ringlets.

A little more subtle beauty-wise than we're used to seeing on Diane Kruger, the actress worked a soft pink palette on her cheeks and lips, while eyes were gently defined.

Claire Danes was the ultimate glamazon at the Met Ball 2012 looking heavenly with a 60s-inspired volumised up-do and feline flicked eyes.

Cameron Diaz's easy up-do added a laid-back vibe to her red carpet look, balanced out by natural-hued make-up.

Putting a modern spin on Hollywood glamour, Rum Diary star Amber Heard went for a 40s style up-do, with a bright tomato-red matte pout. Perfect!

Our go-to celeb for gorgeous red carpet hair and make-up, Emma Stone didn't disappoint for the Oscars 2012 with this stunning coiled bun. Her trademark feline eye and raspberry lip worked perfectly with the deep red of her gown.

Always one to watch for stunning red carpet hair and make-up, Jennifer Lopez went all-out for statement with this stunning plaited coiled up-do set off against shimmering metallic winged eyes and highlighted cheekbones.

Going a touch more platinum with her hair, Michelle Williams added a pretty candy pink lip to make her beauty look really pop.

Angelina Jolie did all-out drama for her Oscars 2012 look teaming her velvet Atelier Versace gown with a statement crimson pout and tumbling loose curls.

For the Oscars 2012, Victoria Beckham worked her now-trademark kohl-rimmed eyes against porcelain skin and contoured razor-sharp cheekbones. A nude lip made sure her eyes did all the talking.

Working this season's hottest hair trend - the sleek minimal pony - Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked picture perfect at the Oscars 2012.

Going all-out for high-impact hair and make-up, Rooney Mara worked with the ice white hue of her gown by adding matte ruby lips and doll-like lashes framed by her razor-sharp black fringe.

Penelope Cruz nailed the old-school Hollywood glamour Oscars look with smokey eyes, a nude lip and classic vintage-style waves.

With such stunning natural beauty, Natalie Portman let her hair down for the Oscars 2012 teaming her chestnut tresses with a sizzling smokey eye and glossed lips.

Abduction star Lily Collins made the most of her alabaster skin working the doll-like look with long, lustrous lashes and a soft raspberry lip.

Jessica Chastain worked honeyed hued make-up to complement her amber tresses which were pinned into a pretty half up-do.

Channeling the ultimate Hollywood starlet look, Mad Men star January Jones gave a nod to the 20s trend with this cute finger-wave styled bob and smouldering scarlet pout.

Minimalist to perfection, Gwyneth Paltrow stole the style show in her white Tom Ford gown, and complemented it with barely-there make-up and a low, sleek ponytail.

Homelands star Claire Danes went all-out for bronzed, honeyed skin for the Oscars 2012 adding a pretty peach blush set off against a shimmering glossed pink pout.

Cameron Diaz was the ultimate blonde bombshell with her freshly lopped choppy bob set off against her kohl-lined eyes and a deep rose lip.

All eyes were on Angelina Jolie at the Golden Globes 2012 not just for her stunning Atelier Versace gown, but for her mesmerising hair and make-up too. Matching her lips to the crimson silk neckline of the dress, Ange added to the high-octane look with feline eyes and an ultra slick up-do.

Award winner Michelle Williams added an uber-cute vintage head band to her 2012 Golden Globes look. With a warmer hue to her pixie crop, Michelle kept things simple with peachy lips and a navy accent on the eyes that picked up on the hue of her Jason Wu dress.

Chanelling Jessica Rabbit with her figure-hugging scarlet Zac Posen gown, Reese Witherspoon went for mussed-up waves and stayed fabulously fresh faced for an award-winning look at the 2012 Golden Globes.

Making a welcome return to the red carpet having had her son Aleph, Natalie Portman was back on top form at the 2012 Golden Globes. Pinning her hair back in a neat chignon, a porcelain complexion and show-stopping shimmer-lined eyes were wow-worthy.

Queen of red carpet beauty Jessica Alba looked radiant with her flawless complexion set off by a creamy nude lip and sizzling smokey eyes with killer spidery lashes.

One of the hottest hair trends of the 2012 Golden Globes had to be the grown-up headband and Charlize Theron led the way with her sparkling, crystal embellished alice-band adorning her ethereal up-do. Radiant skin, nude lips and long, lustrous eyelashes completed her divine look.

New Girl! Zooey Deschanel put a fun spin on high-octane glamour at the 2012 Golden Globes, working a Prada gown with zesty lime green embellishment. A 60s-style curled bob with a blunt fringe and luscious lashes were the perfect beauty touch.

When it comes to hot hair and make-up, Emma Stone is our go-to celeb. Working a midnight blue shadow winged eye and neat side-swept up-do, Emma complimented the rich tones of her Lanvin gown perfectly.

Brit beauty Kate Winslet did the nation proud at the Golden Globes 2012. With blonde curls falling about her face, Kate worked a classic look with lined lids and lashings of mascara. Rose-tinted cheeks and a terracotta lips completed the look to perfection.

Golden Globes winner Claire Danes made sure she looked award-worthy in this killer combo of crimson glossed lips and frosted eyeshadow. We love her chic mini quiff too!

Scarlett Johansson's make-up artist says of her Oscars 2011 look: "Scarlett was simply stunning in tones of gold and copper, offset with a sheer pink to accentuate her lips. She looked the epitome of the modern movie star." We couldn't agree more!

Anne Hathaway was one of the few stars who opted for loose locks on the red carpet, so she really stood out from the sea of up-dos. Her caramel-coloured locks were smoothed out into a voluminous blow-dry with Veronica Lake-esque waves - the perfect complement to her bombshell sexy backless gown by Armani Prive. Very glam.

No stranger to the more complicated up-do, Taylor Swift is a great example of how to wear your hair up if you have natural waves. Keeping her pretty old-school glamour waves a focus for her Oscars 2011 up-do, Taylor's red lippy gave the overall look a vintage siren edge.

Best Actress winner, Natalie Portman, unveiled a classic French twist at the Golden Globes 2011 with plenty of height at the crown. On anyone else this hairstyle would have looked matronly but Natalie managed to keep her look modern and youthful by teaming her �?do with a blush and crimson empire-line dress by Viktor & Rolf with red rose motif. Worn like a true prima ballerina.

Reese Witherspoon went for a retro all-American take on the ponytail at the Oscars 2011. Rosey cheeks and a beaming smile completed the look to perfection.

Disney darling Selena Gomez got the styling for the Golden Globes 2011 just right by keeping her hair young and simple in a low and loose tousled pony.

Seasoned Oscars-goer, Nicole Kidman always gets it right. Doing her make-up for 2011, make-up artist artist Angela Levin for Chanel says: "Nicole Kidman's Oscar look was glamorous Hollywood with a Brigitte Bardot twist. She looked sexy and playful! Beautiful glowing pale lips, rosy cheeks, and glamour were my inspiration, concentrating on her beautiful eyes and gorgeous skin."

Mila Kunis' stunning lilac Elie Saab gown was one of the hottest frocks on the Oscars 2011 red carpet, and her beauty look complemented it a treat. Her make-up artist Tracey Levy opted for eyeshadow shades to really work with the delicate purple hue.

Adding some extra shimmer to the Oscars 2011 red carpet, Michelle Williams worked a dazzling look. Her make-up artist Jeanine Lobell for Chanel explains: "My inspiration was Michelle’s stunning Chanel 2011 Spring/Summer Haute Couture gown. The dress represented Michelle’s personality - ethereal and sparkling.”

Normally we would advise against matching up your lippy exactly to the colour of your gown, but we couldn’t fault Mad Men beauty January Jones for painting her lips poppy red to complete her pin-up look at 2011 Golden Globes.

Scarlett Johansson never fails to wow when it comes to hair, and her choice for the Golden Globes 2011 was spot on. Working a divine waved up-do, Scar-Jo added a gorgeous sparkling barrette to complete her old-school glamorama look.

Simple, serene and shimmering from head to toe, Gwyneth Paltrow's 2011 Oscars look was spot on. Her make-up artist, Leslie Lopez for Chanel, explains: "Gwyneth Paltrow is very regal looking, she reminds me of Grace Kelly. Her dress was a gorgeous gold Calvin Klein gown. I wanted her to look classic and beautiful, and at the same time approachable."

Making her Oscars debut in 2011, Florence Welch looked like a seasoned pro. The make-up artist behind Flo's divine red carpet look, Tasha Brown for NARS reveals :“I was inspired by the thought of a beautiful English rose. With Florence’s lacy Valentino dress, we wanted to round out the look with warm shades."

2011 Oscars host Anne Hathaway gave a nod to old-school Hollywood glamour with a rich red pout to match her red Valentino red carpet gown. Her make-up artist Kate Lee explained that she used CHANEL Rouge Coco Lip Colour in Rivoli, and lightly powdered over her mouth for a matte effect. We love!

Natalie Portman went for a charmingly mussed up up-do at the Independent Spirit Awards 2011. Her shiny locks were decidedly untamed when pulled back into pins at the back of her head, with fall-outs and fly-aways let loose.

Black Swan actress Mila Kunis complemented her perfectly-ruffled, asymmetric Vera Wang frock with a bouffant up-do for the Golden Globes 2011. Although there wasn’t a hair out of place, the texture in the up-do avoided it looking too stiff and old-fashioned.

Michelle Williams was channelling Mia Farrow on the Golden Globes 2011 red carpet with her super-short and chic pixie crop. Teamed with her and flower power Valentino gown and softly flushed cheeks and a pale coral lipstick, this look is a modern take on a classic 60s look.

If there's ever time to get made up like a princess, surely the Oscars is it, and of Sandra Bullock's 2011 look, make-up artist Angela Levin for Chanel says: "My inspiration for Sandra Bullock's look was glowing, princess, Hollywood glamour. Sandra represents elegance and simplicity, and I wanted her makeup to reflect just that."

The gorgeous Leighton Meester complemented her ethereal gown by Burberry with an au naturel beauty look. We love the highlighter applied on her cheekbones, which make her look perfectly dewy and fresh-faced.

There were a number of celebs working the nude make-up look at the 2011 Golden Globes. Savvy Lea Michele knew to keep the focus strictly on her drop-dead pink Oscar de la Renta gown by opting for petal pink lips and a creamy complexion.

Jessica Alba went for a Grecian look to present an award at the 2011 BAFTAs. Recreating a wreath-like look, she wrapped two plaits around her head and tucked the remaining hair neatly into the back. Prepare yourself for arm ache when trying this one out - but it'll be so worth it!

Mad Men star January Jones has real retro appeal and we love the sculpted screen siren hairstyle she tried out at the SAGs 2011. You might need some practice but it's definitely worth trying this one at home!

An Oscar-winning look, Natalie Portman was all smiles when she collected Best Actress at the 2011 awards. With DiorSkin accentuating her pregnancy glow, Natalie's long, lustrous lashes could be seen all the from the back row.

Claire Danes looked grown-up but totally modern at the 2011 Golden Globes. With a gown as bright as her bubblegum pink halter by Calvin Klein Collection, a sleek hairstyle was essential to avoid looking like Barbie. Enter the chic side-parted chignon, which, combined with gently smoked eyes, a soft blush and rosebud lips were beyond pretty.

The inspiration for Amy Adams' Oscars beauty look was Old Hollywood Disco. To complement her midnight blue, shimmering L'Wren Scott column gown, make-up artist Molly Stern gave Amy a fresh-faced look with a pop of peach lipstick. Gorgeous!

Of Oscar-nominee Hailee Steinfeld's 2011 awards look, make-up artist Stephen Sollitto for Chanel says: "Hailee’s whole look was inspired by one pale pink shade of shadow in CHANEL Quadra Eyeshadow in Mystic Eyes. The word �?ballerina’ came to my mind when I saw this shade and thought how poised, feminine, young, soft and yet strong Hailee was, like a ballerina. When I arrived on Oscar day, she had a pale pink Marchesa dress and my ballerina inspiration came to life. It was our word for our look for the day.”

Looking ultra-glam in a strapless, beaded silver Gucci Couture gown for the Oscars 2011, Hilary Swank went for a stunning up-do created by Hollywood stylist Robert Vetica.

Robert explains:“My inspirations were the romantic, elegant styles worn by Hollywood film icon Grace Kelly, though this is very modern, not retro in any way."

Megan Fox’s hair for the 2011 Golden Globe was classic Hollywood at its best! Swept to one side, the screen siren perfectly showed off the shimmering strap of her stunning Armani Prive dress.

Mandy Moore went for an uber-graceful look at the Oscars 2011 with a twist on this season’s favourite bun by rolling plaited hair into shape. Beautiful!

Knowing that an Oscars look needs to find harmony between hair, beauty and the dress, make-up artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua for Chanel explains of Halle Berry's 2011 look: "Halle's make-up look was inspired by the lightness and shimmmer of her Marchesa nude crystal and tulle strapless gown."