This Is the Tool You Need to Re-Create Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's PFW Hair

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looks like a vision no matter what she does with her hair and makeup. That's a fact. But celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin broke out some good old-fashioned Velcro rollers to create RHW's most recent look for Paris Fashion Week, and we couldn't be more into it. 

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Lacy Redway styled Amandla Stenberg's signature curls this week, showing off her glorious curl pattern and natural volume. 

Bella Hadid is always a fixture during fashion month, walking in various shows and serving looks at VIP after-parties. This time, celebrity makeup artist Hung Vanngo turned it out, giving her a super-exaggerated, glittery, smoked-out cat eye in Paris. 

Celebrity makeup artist Vincent Oquendo created this otherworldly look on Riverdale's Madelaine Petsch, mixing together a few shades of blue for depth and definition. 

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Hung Vanngo worked with Joan Smalls to create this awe-inspiring look—complete a deep purple, exaggerated cat-eye, and skin that will glow for days. Then, to complement her eyes, Vanngo applied a sheer, golden-shimmer lip gloss.

Celebrity makeup artist Bob Scott went with purple as well, painting the lids of Karrueche Tran with a brilliant violet and leaving her skin fresh and dewy.

Celebrity hairstylist Lacy Redway worked with Natalia Dyer ahead of the Emmys, creating a covetable piecey shag to complement her minimal makeup and laid-back vibe. 

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Celebrity makeup artist Justine Marjan worked with Ashley Graham to create this adorable half-up ponytail, one of her signature looks. She used an extended-hold hair spray to keep it in place and a curling wand to create waves and texture. 

For the premiere of A Star Is Born, celebrity makeup artist Sarah Tanno kept Lady Gaga's makeup soft, painting on a pink smoky eye and soft pink lips.

Shay Mitchell always looks out-of-this-world gorgeous. This time, we had to physically pick our jaws up from the floor. Here, she wears an exaggerated pink cat eye and tons of highlighter à la celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta.

Zendaya stepped off a photo shoot and went straight to her bed—just in time to take a selfie of her glowing, bronzy makeup. 

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Selena Gomez has been laying low recently, save for posting a few of these gorgeous selfies on her Instagram. She's wearing almost no makeup and has her natural curls out, save for a pink lip balm and summertime tan.

Makeup artist Hung Vanngo created this look for Bella, forgoing foundation altogether to keep her skin fresh and her freckles showing. He did, however, touch up with just a bit of concealer under her eyes and around her nose.

Vanngo also worked with EmRata, lining her lids with a classic cat eye to complement her auburn wig.

Vanessa Hudgens has been keeping us on our toes lately, swapping out her sleek lob for a longer, shoulder-length blowout. This time around, it's shiny, bouncy, and inspired by Sporty Spice.

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Celebrity makeup artist Hung Vanngo did it yet again, imparting his signature glossy glow on another Hollywood A-lister. This time, he worked with Rose Byrne ahead of the premiere for her newest film, Juliet, Naked, and created a peachy eye and shining, fresh-looking skin. 

"The dress that Laura wore was so delicate but deconstructed," celebrity makeup artist Nina Park said of her inspiration for Laura Harrier's look for the BlackkKlansman premiere in L.A. "I wanted to anchor the look with a bold lip (but not one that was too overpowering). I used this stain and made sure to blot and blur the edges out with Q-tips for a more 'lived-in' feel."

Celebrity makeup artist Emily Cheng created Yara Shahidi's look for a Hollywood Reporter party (Shahidi was on the cover). "I wanted to keep the pop of color for the lips, so I used the same color on the eyes and cheeks to tie the look together." For the lip, the focal point of the look, Cheng applied the colour with her fingers and pressed it in like a stain.

Hung Vanngo created this look for Lily Aldridge with the intention of keeping her skin summery-looking and really glowy. To do that, he used a gel highlighter on her cheeks, Cupid's bow, and chest.