Thomas Dunkin

Never one to show up on the red carpet looking less than fabulous, Diane Kruger nailed it yet again with this straight, swept-to-the-side style. Surprisingly, the low-wave, easy-to-duplicate look was created using a round brush, a hair tool typically reserved for bouncier, curlier coifs.

To achieve the smooth-textured style, which the actress wore to a Chanel anniversary event in NYC, Sebastian Professional stylist Thomas Dunkin prepped the ends of the Diane's towel-dried hair with the brand's Stylixir (inquire for price) for movement and control. After blowing the hair straight with a round brush, Dunkin tightly twisted Diane's strands to the left of the part, securing with a pin. He put the final touches on the trendy, fringe-swooping look with Shine Crafter wax (inquire for price) on the ends for a polished finish. As for Diane's shimmery blue dress? It's from Chanel's Spring 2013 collection.

Rachel McAdams has tried a variety of hairstyles over the years (pink highlights included), but perhaps one of her best is her effortlessly sexy standby of buttery-blond waves. And that's just the look Rachel chose for the premiere of Passion at the Toronto International Film Festival yesterday. Celebrity hairstylist Thomas Dunkin for Sebastian Professional worked with the actress in styling the look, and he's shared the steps for re-creating the carefree coif at home.

Juliette Lewis has been rocker-chic since the term was invented, and she's got the tousled mane to prove it. Last night at a screening of Conviction, stylist Thomas Dunkin created these big, glossy waves that were in keeping with her style but had plenty of red carpet polish. It's the perfect look for going glam without losing your edge, so to find out how to do it, just keep reading.