Sunday night's Golden Globes kicked off awards season, aka the official predictor of the trends your clients will be lusting after in 2019. To give you a head start, we’ve rounded up the best hair looks, with the scoop on how to create them.
Thandie Newton
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2019 Resolution: For any curly-haired clients hating on their curls, show them Thandie Newton’s divine disco curls. Celebrity stylist Nai’vasha (@naivashaintl) was the star behind this style.
Charlize Theron
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For Theron’s half-up hairstyle, celebrity hairstylist Adir Abergel (@hairbyadir) was inspired by her Dior gown (and who could blame him). “The color-blocking in the dress inspired me to create complimentary contrast in the hair with the half-up style,” he said. “ I played with dual textures—high shine in the back with soft texture through the front.”
Sandra Oh
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Co-host and an award-winner at the Globes, Oh also nailed her beauty look. Celebrity hairstylist Ted Gibson (@tedgibson) created her Hollywood-glam ‘do, curling strands and setting them with pins to keep bounce, then securing the bottom into a faux bob.
Kaley Cuoco
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Celebrity hairstylist Christine Symonds (@christinesymondshair) gave Cuoco a “simple, effortless, and cool” hairstyle, she said, but because it was an awards show, she added a sparkle accessory in the back.
Lady Gaga
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Gaga got her winter blue hue thanks to the creative magic of celebrity hairstylist Frederic Aspiras (@fredericaspiras), who also crafted her red-carpet style, sweeping her hair into a ponytail and twisting hair into a half bun, leaving the ends of the hair out to each side of the head, then curling them into shape.
Lucy Boynton
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Celebrity hairstylist Jenny Cho (@jennychohair) created the wavy bob of every girl’s dreams at the Globes. “Lucy is the golden goddess of the night, with this head-turning Celine dress. I love her hair cut right now, so for this look I wanted to add body and texture for an extra glamorous look,” Cho said.
Janelle Monáe
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Monáe donned an Egyptian-themed look on the carpet and tapped her go-to woman for all things hair, celebrity hairstylist Nikki Nelms (@nikkinelms), to create the intricate braided ‘do. She topped off the style with a gold leather hat, because she can.
Kate Mara
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Mara turned it out on the red carpet with the ultimate updo inspo. Celebrity hairstylist Ryan Richman (@ryanrichman) slicked her hair back and up into a tight topknot, then wrapped the base with thin gold glitter twine.
Rachel Brosnahan
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If you haven’t fallen in love with Midge in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Brosnahan’s red carpet look is one more reason to. Celebrity stylist Ashley Streicher (@streicherhair) pulled the actress’ hair into a low and tousled, romantic look, leaving the front soft and side-parted to complement the golden yellow Prada gown with an open neckline and back bow detail.
Jamie Lee Curtis
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Curtis traded in her salt-and-pepper hair for an icy-white hue just in time for the Globes, and people are loving it. Celebrity hairstylist Sean James (@seanjameshair) blow-dried her hair with a round brush for volume and lift, resulting in a timeless style.
Isan Elba
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Celebrity hairstylist Justine Marjan (@justinemarjan) created Elba’s flawless, soft waves at the Globes, detailing the hairline with extra hairspray and a toothbrush.
Emily Blunt
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For Blunt’s fierce and feminine look, celebrity hairstylist Laini Reeves (@laini_reeves) took inspo from Joan of Arc. Reeves created a Dutch braid (aka fishtail) “because it showed femininity but with undone texture,” she said. Neil Lane vintage jewels were entwined in the braid for extra sparkle.
Nicole Kidman
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Kidman opted for a classic style, and celebrity hairstylist Kylee Heath (@kyleeheathhair) delivered. She sectioned out the front of the hair and pulled the rest into a low ponytail. Then she curled loose hair and wrapped the pony into a low bun, tying the style together with a black velvet bow.