Pantene's Celebrity Stylist Danilo worked with Glee's Dianna Agron for last night's Golden Globes to create a look that was both romantic and glamorous. Danilo's thoughts on the style: “When you style hair for the red carpet you have to take into account that it must look good from every angle,” said Danilo. “I wanted her hair to have the ability to be undone, have movement, and be shiny, but didn’t want her to worry about it all night which is why a half-up style was the perfect choice.” Although she was out the door before he knew it, Danilo thought of the style – “It was very simple, very pretty hair that was clean, contemporary Hollywood glamour.”

To recreate Dianna's look at home, Danilo recommends:

• Start with freshly-washed, towel-dried hair so it’s clean for styling.
• Mist your hair with the Pantene Pro-V Fine Hair Heat Protection & Shine Spray for a conditioning base, and then spray the Pantene Pro-V Fine Hair Root Lifter Spray Gel on your roots to prep hair for volume on top.
• Blow dry your hair, then use a dollop of the Pantene Pro-V Restore Beautiful Lengths Smoothing Balm to coat each section of hair before applying heat from the iron.
• Using a medium-to-large curling iron for the glamour set, curl hair down and under before setting to cool.
• Once hair has cooled in the set (10-15 minutes), release the curls and brush through to reveal voluminous waves.
• Lightly spread more of the Smoothing Balm through your waves as needed to clean up the slides and tame fly-aways.
• Part your hair to the side of your preference, smoothing hair back on each side with your fingers, and pin back with your hair pieces.
• Pull the remaining hair forward, shaping hair to appear full out of the hair pieces so the waves fall in front of your shoulders for a soft, elegant look.
• Use a finishing spray like the Pantene Pro-V Fine Hair Professional Level Style Shaping Hairspray on the front and sides of hair to lock in loose curls. Leave the back curls alone so they keep their flowing movement.

How do you feel about Dianna's style? Is it something that you'd recreate for yourself?

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We've dished the hairstyles, the makeup and (of course) the gorgeous gowns from last night's Golden Globes, but we haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to the stunning jewels adding the finishing touch to their red carpet looks. I worked directly with the Diamond Information Center to get the inside scoop on the hottest diamond styles and most expensive looks from the 2011 Golden Globes. Ready for a major case of jewelry envy? Here we go!

Most Expensive Diamonds

Helen Mirren, the queen of all that is classy and elegant, was absolutely dripping in $1.7 million worth of Cartier diamonds. The necklace alone has a total weight of 55.08 carats!

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MAC Senior Artist Gregory Arlt worked with actress and presenter Kaley Cuoco to create a romantic and luminous dress to complement her Katharine Kidd gown. In regards to the look, Gregory commented: "We wanted to go for a young yet sophisticated soft, luminous look that would complement her flowing gown. My mantra with her today? "You glow, girl!"

To recreate her soft, glowy look, he recommends the following:

SKIN

Primer: Prep+Prime Skin

Foundation: Studio Sculpt diluted with 2 drops of Care Blends Oil

Powder: Mineralized Skin Finish in Light/Medium

Blush: Well Dressed with a small touch of Da Bling eyeshadow mixed into it

EYES

Base: Vanilla shadow

Crease: Malt shadow with Quarry shadow in the deeper crease

Lids: Naked Lunch shadow with a drop of Phloof! shadow in the center of the lids

Brow Highlighter:  Phloof! shadow

Liner (upper): Embark shadow

Liner (lower):  Quarry shadow

Mascara: Studio Fix Lash

LIPS

Flusterrose and Luminary Lustreglass

How do you feel about Kaley's look? Is it something you would wear?

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Creating a "modern, romantic look" to complement Julianne Moore's shocking pink Lanvin gown, stylist Gianndrea used Kérastase products to highlight Moore's natural radiant beauty. To recreate the soft style at home, Gianndrea recommends:

• Began by applying Kérastase Volumactive Mousse & Kérastase Nectar Thermique to her wet hair
• This created volume and texture while protecting the hair from the heat of the blow-dryer
• He then parted her hair down the middle to create a modern aesthetic
• Following, he twisted the hair to the side and created a pony/tail twist style
• He finished with Kérastase Elixir Ultime to create a healthy, finish that had a touchable, healthy shine

What did you think of Julianne's look? Is it simple enough for you to try at home?

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Taking a cue from Olivia Wilde's oversized Marchesa gown, stylist Terry Millet created a look based on "a chic French Girl" look using Kérastase products. To recreate Olivia's look at home, Terry recommends:

• Began by applying Kérastase Volumactive Mousse & Care Kérastase Volumactive to wet hair prior to blowdrying to give texture and volume
• From there, Terry blow dried her hair with his hands, only using a round brush at the ends once almost dried to give the hair a clean, healthy, just washed type of look
• Once the hair was dry, he finished with Kérastase Oléo-Relax Serum on the ends and a veil of Kérastase Double Force Hair Spray for hold

What did you think of Olivia's French-inspired look? Is this something you'll try?

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In addition to creating Mila Kunis' modern french twist, TRESemme's celebrity hairstylist Mara Roszak also tended to the tresses of newly blonde (thank goodness it's only for a role) Emma Stone. Taking a cue from Emma's simple and structured Calvin Klein gown, Mara crafted a style that is classically chic: the bun. To recreate her look at home, try Mara's easy steps:

• Step 1: Apply TRESemmé Fresh Start No Frizz Créme to damp hair
• Step 2: Blow dry using a round brush to sweep hair away from face
• Step 3: To give volume and height, tease crown and spray TRESemmé 24 Hour Root Boost Spray at the root
• Step 4: Smooth hair while keeping height at the crown and secure into a mid-height ponytail
• Step 5: Divide ponytail in half and twist the two halves around each other
• Step 6: Hold the ends firmly and wrap the twisted hair into a bun, pinning as you go
• Step 7: To set the style, finish with TRESemmé TRES Two Extra Hold Hairspray

How do you feel about Emma's look? Is this something you'll try at home?

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