The theme for last night's Met Ball was PUNK: CHAOS TO COUTURE and many stars showed their rebellious side on the red carpet. Starworks Artists created many daring looks for the annual fashion event. Check below for all the styling credits.

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Jennifer Lopez. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Nicole Richie. Hair by Luke Chamberlain for Starworks Artists. Styling by Cher Coulter for Starworks Artists.

Kristen Stewart. Hair by Adir Abergel for Starworks Artists.

Rooney Mara. Hair by Adir Abergel for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Kate Lee for Starworks Artists.

Anne Hathaway. Hair by Sascha Breuer for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Adam Breuchaud for Starworks Artists.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Styling by Cher Coulter for Starworks Artists. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Gwyneth Paltrow. Makeup by Emma Lovell for Starworks Artists. Hair color byTracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Cameron Diaz. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Ginny Goodwin. Makeup by Mai Quynh for Starworks Artists.

Kate Bosworth. Styling by Cher Coulter for Starworks Artists. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Jessica Pare. Hair by Marcus Francis for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Mai Quynh for Starworks Artists.

Minka Kelly. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Jennifer Lawrence. Hair by Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists.

Kate Beckinsale. Hair by Sascha Breuer for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Adam Breuchaud for Starworks Artists.

Emily Blunt. Hair by Laini Reeves for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Jenn Streicher for Starworks Artists. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Bella Heathcote. Styling by Penny Lovell for Starworks Artists.

Michelle Dockery. Styling by Micaela Erlanger for Starworks Artists.

Alicia Keys. Styling by Laura Jones for Starworks Artists.

Mary-Kate Olsen. Hair by Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists.

Ashley Olsen. Hair by Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists.

Emma Watson. Hair by John D for Starworks Artists.

Teresa Palmer. Hair by John D for Starworks Artists.

Maggie Q. Hair by Adir Abergel for Starworks Artists.

Stacey Keibler. Hair by Luke Chamberlain for Starworks Artists.

Dree Hemingway. Makeup by Nico Guilis for Starworks Artists.

Giuliana Rancic. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Hailee Steinfeld. Hair by Marcus Francis for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Stephen Sollitto for Starworks Artists.

Ashley Madekwe. Hair by John Ruggiero for Starworks Artists.

See more red carpet looks created by our Starworks Artists by clicking through to our STEP&REPEAT page.

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(photos courtesy of Instagram)

It's ironic Mindy Kaling has such disdain for the phrase "girl crush," because that's exactly what we have for the primetime star. From her multi-hyphenated role as producer/writer/star of the FOX hit, The Mindy Project, to her vivid personal life which she graciously shares on Instagram and Twitter; we can't get enough of the comedienne.

Needless to say, we almost fell out of our seats this afternoon when the former Office star gave a shout out to one of our favorite hairstylist over Instagram! Seems, Ms. Kaling attended today's taping of American Idol and enlisted Starworks Artists hairstylist Sascha Breuer to whip her up a showstopping 'do for the occasion. We checked in with the celebrity coiffeur for details on his sexy hair creation.

I love this look as it is fresh and fun and works for all types of hair; wavy, straight or curly. The 60's sexy feeling makes it the perfect look for a night out and was inspired by Bridget Bardot.

Start off by misting your hair with bumble and bumble surf spray at the roots. ( can be used on wet or dry hair ) 

Using a vent brush and blow-dry the roots in a backwards direction to achieve loose volume at the roots.

Once hair is dry, gently tease and backcomb roots at the back of the head for added lift and hold. Use a soft brush to smooth out the outer surface of the hair. 

Gather the hair into a loose high sitting ponytail and make  sure to leave out a few strands to softly frame the face.

To finish, mist with hairspray and tease with your fingers for a lived in feeling.

Et voila, 60's sex kitten hair in seconds ...

(photo courtesy of Instagram)

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Rodarte, S/S '13

One of the boldest Spring hair trends appearing on runways and red carpets alike is DUAL HAIR. Whether it be long/short, wet/dry or masculine/feminine, combining two contradictory hairstyles is one of the trickiest and bravest looks we've seen in a long time. Starworks Artists hairstylist Sascha Breuer recently created a dual hairstyle for Marley Shelton's Hansel and Gretel premiere appearance that was part Screen Siren, part The Clash and all over glam! We chatted with the hair pro about creating the extreme look and why he thinks the dual hair trend is having such a moment.

"The look is really a continuation for what we've been seeing for the past couple Spring seasons on the runway. This slicked-back or pushed-back hair trend. Lately the trend has been taking on a more glamorous feel."

On the runway...

Giambattista Valli, S/S '13.

Rag & Bone, S/S '13

"We've also seen this look on stars like Rihanna and Cassie but with the hair actually razored to create the look. The beauty of the slick back is you can get the same look without shaving half of your head."

Rihanna's Rolling Stone cover, Singer Cassie, Chanel's S/S '13 ads featuring Alice Dellal

"When you perfectly blow dry one side of the head and create a harder edge for the other, it instantly updates both looks. Giving the glam side more edge and adding femininity to the strict under cut look."

Marley Shelton, Hansel and Gretel premiere. Hair by Sascha Breuer for Starworks Artists.

"The inspiration for the look I did for Marley was Veronica Lake…if she were a punk rocker."

GET THE LOOK:

1. Casually blow dry hair.

2. Decide which side of the head you'd like to create the slick look. Make a very low side part that goes from the temple all the way to the back of the head; ending underneath the crown. Make sure to follow the shape of the hairline.

3. Use a soft bristle brush to get the hair to lay as flat as possible against the head while spritzing finely with hairspray. I recommend WELLA System Professional Hairspray.

4. Once the hair is flat, pull the ponytail tight and bring the end to the other side of the head to be hidden under you longer hair. Try to tie the ponytail directly behind the opposite ear.

5. Once finished. Start to spritz the hair more liberally to get the "wet" look. Surpisingly, this look isn't made by using any gels. It's all hairspray! The more you add the more "wet" the hair will look.

Click through for more from hairstylist Sascha Breuer.

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The 55th Annual Grammy Awards brought out the best in the world of music. Artists like Miranda Lambert, Alicia Keys and Drake looked to Starworks Artists to create their red carpet looks. Across the pond, Hollywood's biggest stars stepped out for the BAFTA Awards. Check below for the styling credits on Anne Hathaway, Amy Adams, Lizzie Olsen and a special GET THE LOOK from Jennifer Garner's hairstylist, George Northwood.

Grammy's (Pictured Above)

Miranda Lambert. Hair by Mara Roszak for Starworks Artists.

Alicia Keys. Styling by Laura Jones for Starworks Artists.

Allison Williams. Makeup by Mai Quynh for Starworks Artists.

Drake. Styling by Laura Jones for Starworks Artists.

BAFTA Awards

Anne Hathaway. Hair by Sascha Breuer for Starworks Artists.

Lizzie Olsen. Styling by Cher Coulter for Starworks Artists.

Jennifer Garner. Hair by George Northwood for Starworks Artists.

Amy Adams. Makeup by Stephen Sollitto for Starworks Artists.

GET THE LOOK!

Jennifer Garner. Hair by George Northwood for Starworks Artists.

CREATING THE SHAPE: Center part the hair and from the hairline begin to back comb the roots with a spritz of Redken Quick Tease to make it easier. Work backwards down the the nape, spraying each section with Quick Tease and lightly back combing the roots for foundation.

THE MESSY LOOK: Next, directionally back comb the sides towards the nape too. Lightly brush over the surface of the hair with a Mason and Pearson to smooth any really messy areas but remembering you want a slightly tousled look. Then spray the mid lengths and end lightly with Quick Tease for grip.

BUILDING THE BUN: Divide the hair in three and form three little buns of hair at the nape (a bun is created by twisting the hair and wrapping it around itself and pinning into place). Keep pinning bits of hair into place and mould the hair into a messy design of your choice.

ALL NIGHT HOLD: Next finish with a generous amount of Pureology Hairspray to fix the style into place and to rid any fly aways.

To see more red carpet looks from our Starworks Artists team click through to our STEP&REPEAT page.

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(photo courtesy of Lifestyle Mirror)

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Congratulations to all the 2013 SAG and Golden Globe nominees! We're so proud of our favorite leading men and women and the Starworks Artists who have been by their side along the way.

The NY Times shot a series of short films titled Wide Awake featuring their selection of 2012's great female performers. Our SWA team had the pleasure of bringing many of these conceptual stories to life; including videos starring Golden Globe Best Actress nominee Jennifer Lawrence and Best Supporting Actress hopefules Amy Adams and Anne Hathaway. Enjoy!

(ABOVE) Amy Adams, makeup by Stephen Sollitto for Starworks Artists

Anne Hathaway, makeup by Kate Lee and hair by Sascha Breuer for Starworks Artists

Elle Fanning, hair by Mara Roszak for Starworks Artists

Keira Knightley, makeup by Kate Lee for Starworks Artists

Jennifer Lawrence, hair by Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists

Shirley MacLaine, hair by Aviva for Starworks Artists.

Click through to SAG and Golden Globes to get a full list of nominees.

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Celeb hairstylist Sascha Breuer breaks down the showstopping hair he created for Selena Gomez. (TEEN VOGUE)

Top hair colorist to the stars, Tracey Cunningham, reveals the most coveted hair color in Tinsel Town! (INSTYLE)

Bella Heathcote's red carpet look for the Killing Them Softly premiere makes W Magazine's Winner Circle; with styling by Penny Lovell. (W MAGAZINE)

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InStyle Magazine names their most coveted hairstyles for this holiday season; including winning looks from John Ruggiero, Mara Roszak and Luke Chamberlain. (INSTYLE)

Starworks Artists hairstylist Sascha Breuer teams up with Fashion Indie to show working girls easy ways take their day-to-day hairstyles to the height of chic. Watch the video for tips on mastering the fishtail braid, chignon and Bridget Bardot half up 'do.

We're just gonna go ahead and nickname Hailee Steinfeld "The Little Ingenue That Could!" The True Grit star is making a name for herself during the fall collections; landing front-row spots at coveted shows like Tommy Hilfiger, Peter Som and Marc Jacobs to name a few. What else is a girl to do on her time off? (Steinfeld has four feature films slated for release next year). As if she hasn't already been stamped with the title Fashion Star, Teen Vogue appointed her their official liaison for NYFW. What a perfect choice! Throughout her busy week, Steinfeld relied on Starworks Artists for her hair and makeup story. See below for some of our favorite looks:

A vision at Peter Som with makeup by Nina Park for Starworks Artists. Nina also worked with Steinfeld for her Rag&Bone debut (pictured at top).

All smiles at Marc Jacobs with makeup by Stephen Sollitto for Starworks Artists.

Beyond cute at Tommy Hilfiger with makeup by Stephen Sollitto and hair by Sascha Breuer for Starworks Artists.

Click here to see more red carpet moments from Starworks Artists.

Check out Teen Vogue to read Hailee Steinfeld's commentary on NYFW.

Starworks Artist, Sascha Breuer, creates voluminous hair sculptures for Fashion Gone Rogue's latest hair editorial, The Scent of Hair. Sascha's work makes a brilliant statement when paired with the nude models. Click here to see the rest of the shoot. Warning: pics may be NSFW.