(clockwise from top left)

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.

Click through to the Starworks Artists Facebook Page to see the full editorials.

Check out our AskSWA feature and get your beauty and style quesitons answered by our pro team!

All set with your Thanksgiving travel plans? Might we suggest some light reading for the plane? Our Starworks Artists dress and style some of the world's top stars and this month their work landed on many a notable cover. Check the credits:

Taylor Swift hair by Mark Townsend. (COSMOPOLITAN)

Isla Fisher styling by Cher Coulter. (WOMEN'S HEALTH)

Ewan McGregor grooming by Jenn Streicher. (LA CONFIDENTIAL)

Ashley Greene makeup by Mai Quynh. (SEVENTEEN)

To see full spreads and read more about these editorials please click through to the Starworks Artists Facebook Page.

Shay Mitchell covers the August 2012 issue of Seventeen Magazine. Makeup by Mai Quynh for Starworks Artists. here.