BB, CC and now DD Cream?! Makeup artists Nico Guilis teaches us the beauty alphabet. (FASHIONISTA)

GQ has the guy's ultimate guide to prom, with tips from Hollywood's top groomers including Aviva for Starworks Artists. (GQ)

"For me, nothing says Springtime like luminous fresh complexion." Chanel makeup artist Kate Lee shares her must-have beauty products for Spring! (BEAUTY BANTER)

Celeb MUA Mai Quynh talks Spring do's and dont's and her inspiring road to red carpet makeup maven! (REFINERY 29)

Jennifer Lawrence cut her hair! The man behind the big chop, Hairstylist, Mark Townsend speaks out about the frenzy causing trim. (INTO THE GLOSS)

GET THE LOOK! Dree Hemingway's makeup artist Nico Guilis breaks down her CHANEL dinner beauty story. (LIFESTYLE MIRROR)

GET THE LOOK: Hairstylist Mara Roszak breaks down Zoe Saldana's MTV Awards hair look. (HOLLYWOOD LIFE)

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Vogue Espana - April 2013. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Emily Vancamp, FASHION - April 2013. Hair by John D for Starworks Artists.

Ashley Benson, Seventeen - April 2013. Makeup by Mai Quynh for Starworks Artists.

Juno Temple, Wonderland - Feb/March 2013. Hair by Aviva for Starworks Artists.

Alexandra Tomlinson, ELLE Italia - March 2013. Hair by Luke Chamberlain for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Robin Black for Starworks Artists.

Hayden Panettiere, NYLON March 2013. Makeup by Jeannia Robinette for Starworks Artists.

Emily Vancamp - FASHION April 2013

I love working with Emily! She's so cool and easy to get on with. We shot this cover story at Siren Studios in Hollywood. The hair inspiration for the cover look was full bodied waves with a great side swept bang; a very "cover worthy" style. After we shot a few cover looks in studio, photog James White decided that we should go for an edgier and more moody look for the inside shots. We moved the shooting location into the stairway of the studio which really lent to a more gritty vibe. We did a couple of hair looks there. The first look was kept down (kind of like the cover) but the texture was more piece-y and tousled and the wardrobe changed to a darker palette. Then we did a great up style, that they used on the inside. We all just LOVED the moody set up!

SWA hairstylist John D

Ashley Benson - Seventeen April 2013

Ashley's wardrobe for the Seventeen shoot was red, white and blue and very American. So, I thought it would be fun to go peaches-and-cream for her makeup. I used Chantelcaille Cheek Shade in Wind to create her skins peachy tone and finished the look off with Ashley's signature smokey eye. She looked pretty and friendly, perfect for a day shoot.  We shot at a ranch and I remember it was freezing that day. The whole crew was in down jackets and boots and Ashley was in cut-off shorts and tank tops. You'd never know from how happy she looks.

SWA makeup artist Mai Quynh.

Juno Temple - WONDERLAND Feb/March 2013

Juno is so naturally cool!  She walked in with a gigantic coat on and the most amazing flowing wild red hair and I just wanted to spotlight her natural coolness! I used Fekkai COIFF Bouffant-Lifting & Texturizing Spray Gel, which is my go-to product when I want to create a matte messy texture and volume at the same time.  Then I used my fingers to rough dry the product in with my fingers.  There was no brush used the whole day! Then I used my other favorite product which is ORIBE Dry Texturizing Spray all over from roots to ends.  It was a very overcast chilly Sunday morning and everyone was very sleepy and moving slow.  Then Juno walked in with a huge smile and her electric hair and it felt like the sun had just started to shine!

SWA hairstylist Aviva.

Hayden Panettiere, NYLON April 2013

The wardrobe from the Nylon shoot were very 80's; colorful and fun. I knew I wanted to do a raw/cool look for the makeup and focused a lot of attention on the eye. I used a lot of black eyeliner and elongated the eye using eye shadows. We left the rest of the face raw to make sure the look stayed young and fresh. I think it went great with the 80's glam clothes.

SWA makeup artist, Jeannia Robinette.

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The Screen Actor's Guild hosted their 19th annual awards ceremony this weekend in Los Angeles. During the event, actresses like Anne Hathaway and Jennifer Lawrence continued their winning streaks while on the red carpet tv and movie stars alike brought the glamour! Check below for all the Starworks Artists beauty credits:

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Presenter Rose Byrne. Styling by Penny Lovell for Starworks Artists.

Anne Hathaway of Les Miserables. Hair by Adir Abergel for Starworks Artists. Makeup by Kate Lee for Starworks Artists.

Jenna Fischer of The Office. Makeup by Jeannia Robinette for Starworks Artists.

Gloria Reuben of Lincoln. Makeup by Kristee Liu for Starworks Artists.

Ariel Winter of Modern Family. Hair by Aviva for Starworks Artists.

Jennifer Garner. Hair by Adir Abergel for Starworks Artists.

Lea Michele of Glee. Hair by John D for Starworks Artists.

Amy Poehler of Parks and Recreation. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Naomi Watts of The Impossible. Hair color by Tracey Cunningham for Starworks Artists.

Melissa Rauch of The Big Bang Theory. Hair by Luke Chamberlain for Starworks Artists.

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Jessica Paré of Mad Men. Makeup by Mai Quynh for Starworks Artists.

I wanted Jessica to look graceful, but modern. Jessica's natural beauty shines through while keeping the focal point on her eyes. My inspiration came from the forest green chiffon dress. It's classic couture with bad girl edge speaks to the regal essence of the overall look.

SKINCARE: Her skin was given a good dose of hydration with CHANEL Hydra Beauty Serum followed by CHANEL Sublimage Essential Regenerating Fluid and CHANEL Sublimage La Crème Yeux.

FOUNDATION: I used a combination of CHANEL Vitalumiere Aqua Ultra-Light Skin Perfecting Sunscreen Makeup Broad Spectrum SPF15 on the high planes of the face and added a littleCHANEL Perfection Lumiere Long-Wear Flawless Fluid Sunscreen Makeup Broad Spectrum SPF 15 through the center of the face to give a silky complexion.

BLUSH: On the apples of her cheeks, I lightly dusted CHANEL Powder Blush in Star Dust. I then added CHANEL Poudre Signée De Chanel Illuminating Powder above the cheekbones and a tiny amount on the bridge of the nose to add dimension and illumination.

EYE SHADOW: The eyes were the big focus of this look! Using CHANEL Quadra Eyeshadow in Mystic Eyes, I added depth to Jessica's eye shape by using the bronze shade on her entire lid and blended it very softly upwards and outwards. On the inner lid, I mixed the light beige and soft pink shade and applied it as a highlighter to the inner eye. Then, I smudged the dark chocolate shade along her top and bottom lash line, blending this color into the bronze shadow. I rimmed her eyes with CHANEL Stylo Yeux Waterproof Long-Lasting Eyeliner in Espresso. 

LASHES: I curled the lashes and added two coats of CHANEL Inimitable Mascara Waterproof in Noir to her top and bottom lashes. I added individual lashes to finish the look.

LIPS: I mixed CHANEL Rouge Coco in Chalys and Rouge Allure in Gracile to customize the perfect shade to go with her eyes. 

Makeup Artist Mai Quynh for Starworks Artists

Jennifer Lawrence of Silver Lining's Playbook. Hair by Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists.

I was inspired by Old Hollywood glamour, so I wanted Jennifer's hair to show that influence and inspiration, but I wanted it to be young and very modern as well.

HAIR CARE: I started by applying a nickel size amount of the new Dove Color Care Leave On Conditioner into Jennifer's damp hair; she's colored her hair so much lately so her hair needs added moisture and protection.

WAVES: I loaded her hair with the Dove Style+Care Nourishing Curls Whipped Cream Mousse and blow dried with a large round brush. To give her hair a loose wave, I wrapped sections of hair varying from 2 to 5 inches around a 1 1/4 inch curling iron, leaving the ends out.

SHINE: Then, I took a small amount of Dove Frizz-Free Shine Cream-Serum in my hands, rubbed my hands together and then raked my fingers through the waves to break them up and give the hair amazing shine.

TEXTURE: I then took the hair from the right side, twisted it and then pinned it in the back with a few bobby pins. To give the hair a cool, lived-in texture I sprayed Oribe Dry Texture Spray from mid-length to ends and scrunched with my hands.

HOLD: As always, I finished by spraying Dove Strength & Shine Extra Hold Hairspray liberally all over to keep her hair in place all night and give the hair even more shine."

Hairstylist Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists

Michelle Dockery of Downton Abbey. Hair by Mara Roszak for Starworks Artists.

For me, the process always starts with the dress. With Michelle, her stylist [Micaela Erlanger] saw the vintage Ralph Rucci dress about a week before the awards. The dress is from the '90s, Micaela said; it’s kind of a recent vintage piece. I would say it's that kind of cool, '90s vibe.

Michelle already had this new bob haircut that’s kind of '90s—ugh, I think that '90s bob is so awesome! So, I pulled images of other chops of a similar shape [photo 5], and pictures of Winona, other models and actresses from that era, and brought those to discuss with her, and then we, as a group, came up with a slightly sleeker, more structure feel.

CLEAN PART: The first thing I did was part her hair. I wanted the part to be really, really clean—super straight—because the dress has really straight lines. It’s always good to part the hair when it’s wet because when you try to do it after it's dry, it doesn’t stay. I blew it dry off her face, on the side that we knew we were going to tuck back behind her ear.

SOFT CURLED BOB: I pin-curled the hair to give it some volume and texture and movement, let that set for a couple of minutes, sprayed it lightly with Moroccan Oil Hairspray, which is a light-hold hairspray. Then I went back in and used a couple of T3 Hot Rollers, which are really awesome, and replaced the pin curls with those. Then, I let it all out and added a few bobby pins to make sure the hair would stay tucked under on one side.

SLICKED BACK SIDE: I added a little bit of texture with more hairspray—I just spray it on the palm of my hand and scrunch the hair—and used the tiniest bit of gel on my finger, just running it over the top layer of hair to smooth down any flyaways. Michelle has amazing hair; it really does what you want it to do, so I'm lucky in that department.

Hairstylist Mara Roszak for Starworks Artists.

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STAR ROSTER: Beth Behrs (2BrokeGirls), Ariel Winter (Modern Family), Georgia King (The New Normal)

THE INQUIRY: I'm going to a very formal dinner party next weekend with my husband (think ball gowns, tuxedos, and waltzes)... Do you have a preference on hair down or hair pulled up when it comes to these types of events? What is one simple up-do you look to when pressed for time?

Karen, San Diego

THE SOLUTION: When trying to decide whether to put hair up or leave it down for formal events I always start with the shape and volume of the dress. If the dress is full on the bottom I usually like to keep the hair less voluminous. It's not a tried and true rule but its good to think about the head to toe silhouette and try to create balance. I also think that when women think formal and black tie they can easily overwork their hair and end up with fussy up-dos. I think to stay modern and effortless; remember less is more. 

If you do decide to put your hair up I would say the best thing to do is to practice mastering a chignon. Once you know how to throw your hair up with a few bobby pins you can make the look versatile playing with texture and volume. For example you can have a sleek and clean bun or a tousled and textured bun. Either way there should be no prom ringlets or stiff hair spray!

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Award season is right around the holiday corner; as evidenced by last night's Hollywood Foreign Press Association and InStyle Magazine party celebrating the 2013 Golden Globes. Seasoned veterans and rising stars alike came out in honor of the upcoming award ceremony. Check below for SWA credits:

The New Normal's Georgia King. Hair by Aviva for Starworks Artists.

Glee's Lea Michele. Hair by Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists.

Chasing Mavericks' Abigail Spencer. Hair by Luke Chamberlain for Starworks Artists.

Smashed star Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Styling by Penny Lovell for Starworks Artists.

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Starworks Artists' George Northwood takes us down his long (and hairy!) road to success. (BEAUTY BANTER)

Top menswear stylists teach guys how to shop denim with confidence with commentary from Jenny Ricker for Starworks Artists. (MEN'S HEALTH)

Ariel Winter takes us through her Emmy Awards beauty prep with a cameo by hairstylist Aviva for Starworks Artists. (TEEN VOGUE)

Style hair like the pros! Premiere stylists give their choices for the best hair dryers with picks from Starworks Artists' Mark Townsend, Mara Roszak, Adir Abergel and Adam Campbell . (HARPER'S BAZAAR)

Fashion stylists Cher Coulter for Starworks Artists speaks her mind on British Fashion and London Fashion Week. (STYLELIST)

Teen Vogue gives their picks for the Ten Best Hair and Makeup Looks of the 2012 Emmy Awards; including looks from Starworks Aritsts: Emily Vancamp with hair by John D, Sarah Hyland with hair by John Ruggiero, Zooey Deschanel with hair by Mara Roszak and Zosia Mamet with hair by Mai Quynh and hair by Alex Polillo. (TEEN VOGUE)

Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists spills the dirt on the hair story he created for Christina Aguilera's "Your Body" video. (PEOPLE MAGAZINE)

Brittany Snow looked amazing at the Pitch Perfect premiere this week, as evidenced by these pics captured by her makeup artist Amy Nadine for Starworks Artists. Mara Roszak for Starworks Artistst was also on call for hair and created this modern updo that turns into a braided bun in the back. Gorge!

North Carolina band, Delta Rae, snapped a shot with Conan O'Brien before hitting his late-night stage for the second time. Click here to check out their fiery performance. Aviva for Starworks Artists did the entire band's hair and grooming. We imagine she's resting somewhere just off camera.

We're obsessed with all the party photos getting posted from Emmy weekend. It's great to see all the comedy girls are friends in real life! Here's New Girl's Zooey Deschanel and The Mindy Project's Mindy Kaling celebrating after the big night. Wonder if they exchanged any hair tips…Kaling and Deschanel's hair looks were achieved by Luke Chamberlain and Mara Roszak for Starworks Artists, respectively.

Modern Family star Ariel Winter doesn't let an Emmy win slow her down. Here she is getting glam before her KTLA interview earlier today. What were you doing when you were 14? There's Aviva for Starworks Artists in the back making sure all of Winter's locks have the perfect curl.

This week's Beauty is Boring post had us doing a double take. That's because makeup artist Robin Black for Starworks Artists chose Kelly Tomlinson, an agent here in the Starworks office, as her model and muse. Who knew we had a 1940's pin-up model sitting just a couple desks away?!

Happy Birthday to Kate Lee for Starworks Arists!!! Minnie Mouse ears and Cha-Cha heels?! Night well spent, indeed.

California clothing label, Band of Outsiders, posted this pic from an upcoming ad campaign asking their followers to guess the celebrity model. We'd be down to throw a few names in the basket...if we weren't already privy to the masked star's identity. Be sure to check back in after the ad drops for details on the shoot's beauty look.

Sound advice from styling duo Emily Current and Meritt Elliott for Starworks Artists. Must remember next time we have the option.

North Carolina band Delta Rae scorched the Conan O'Brien stage last night with their soulful and stripped rendition of "Bottom Of The River" off their new album, Carry The Fire. It gave us (and Conan) chills. Aviva for Starworks Artists was on hand to to do the women's hair and groom the gents. Good thing too; this band is not afraid of a spirited performance or emotional hairflip!

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With the 64th Annual Primetime Emmy's airing this Sunday we decided to look back on ways Starworks Artists have coifed some of televisions' biggest female stars. Through ever-changing looks, whether it be budding ingenues or seasoned veterans, red-carpet premieres or magazine covers; Starworks' hairstylists have left their mark on the women of late night television. Take a look:

(Top Picture) Mark Townsend for Starworks Artists has his hands full with three primetime divas. His name has been linked to many-a-starlet but is most noted for his association with Team Lea (GLEE), Team Christina (The Voice) and Team Nicole (Fashion Star).

The funny girls love John D for Starworks Artists. The hairstylist can list Maya Rudolph (Up All Night) and Krysten Ritter (Apartment 23) as two of his best clients; as well as Whitney star and 2BrokeGirls creator, Whitney Cummings. He has a knack for mixing glamour and whimsy which works so well with these quirky ladies.

Aviva for Starworks Artists is always on call to make 2BrokeGirls star, Beth Behrs, look like a million bucks!

John Ruggiero for Starworks Artists keeps Modern Family star, Sarah Hyland, looking fresh and young. The two often let loose behind-the-scenes; as evidenced by Hyland's Instagram pics.

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Socialite/model, Lydia Hearst covers the latest issue of D Magazine. Hair by Aviva for Starworks Artists.