Frederic Fekkai

Backstage at Proenza Schouler, designers Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough chatted with Frederic Fekkai, whose hair care line was being used on the models. Mr. Fekkai wasn't doing hair, but lead stylist Paul Hanlon led a team in creating an undone, tousled updo. "It's a twisted Hitchcock thing," Hanlon explained. "It's cool and sexy, but the designers wanted a maturity to the look." He applied Fekkai Coiff Oceanique Tousled Wave spray throughout hair before finger-combing it dry with a diffuser. After pulling hair into a French twist, he left a few pieces out for what he calls "a feeling that it's fallen." In one unusual but effective move, he wrapped hair with mesh scarves, then set the texture with Fekkai Coiff Sheer Hold hair spray before removing the scarf.

Makeup had a tomboyish quality. "They're much more ladylike than they usually are, but they still wanted a tough edge," makeup artist Diane Kendal said of the designers' vision. Flawless skin and contoured cheekbones (courtesy of MAC Iridescent Powder in Silver Dusk) provided a contrast to the strong eye. Kendal created tomboyish eyebrows by brushing on shadow a shade darker than each model's natural color. The finishing touch: a little bit of foundation dabbed on the lips.

Earlier today while promoting The Three Musketeers in Berlin, Milla Jovovich debuted a striking new hair color. Not only does the beautiful soft copper, complete with buttery blond highlights, make her skin glow, but it also accentuates her stunning blue-green eyes. Thinking about trying out this light red hue yourself? Check out some suggestions below for getting a similar look, five different ways:

• For a true, rich copper: Try Frédéric Fekkai Salon Color in Lucy 6R Copper.
• For subtle color plus highlights: Try L'Oréal's two-step Couleur Experte in Ginger Twist ($14), a light golden copper brown.
• If natural hair dye is what you seek: Naturtint's Permanent Hair Colorant in 8C Copper Blonde ($17) is ammonia-free and made with vegetable ingredients.
• For something with a bold red intensity: L'Oréal's Superior Preference in Intense Red Copper ($9) will provide just the right amount of vibrancy for the more daring.
• If you're feeling noncommittal: Try a demipermanent, like Umberto Beverly Hills' U Color Italian Demi Color Kit in 8.43 ($12), a light copper-gold.

Perhaps you've always wanted to try fancy Frédéric Fekkai products, but have never felt comfortable ponying up the cash for them. Then, mark Aug. 26 on your calendar, because if you head down to the Fekkai counter in any Saks Fifth Avenue, you'll be in for a real treat.

Not only will you get a free hair consultation, you'll also get a full-sized Fekkai Advanced styling product. To participate, though, you have to register for the Fekkai Style Trial on the brand's website before the event, so make sure to get that together before you hit Saks.

Megan Fox always dazzles on the red carpet, whether it's through one of her choice quotes or a smoldering beauty look. Needless to say, her old school hairstyle at the recent Jonah Hex premiere, did not disappoint. While Megan typically opts for casually cool waves, this time around, it was all about sleek, shiny old Hollywood curls. Frédéric Fekkai stylist Renato Campora created the retro style. Find out how you can re-create the chic coiffure when you read more.

When a stylist knows his client, the results fit her personality to a T. Such was the case with the man who created Kristen Stewart's look, Frederic Fekkai's Renato Campora. He says he wanted to create a "modern, edgy look with a young vibe."

To create the style, Campora applied Fekkai Strong Hold Volume Mousse ($23) to Kristen's wet hair, combing the product through from root to tip. He then dried her hair straight using a large-barreled round brush. Then, he used a one-inch barrel curling iron to create waves and texture. To give her more volume and movement, he worked Fekkai Au Naturel Dry Shampoo ($23) into her hair as well.

Campora then created a few loose braids down the sides of Kristen's hair, beginning halfway down the strands, and left them untied at the ends to create extra dimension to the look. He pulled all her hair back into a low chignon and secured it with large bobby pins. To keep everything in place, he gave her hair a once-over with high hold hairspray. Simple, unique, and totally Kristen.