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SEARCHCelebrity stylist Christian Marc is an expert at creating gorgeous A-list styles. He picked three recent favorites to demonstrate great looks to emulate for fall. Here are step-by-steps of his favorites on Australian rocker Orianthi, "Community" starlet Alison Brie, and singer Corrine Bailey Rae.
Alison Brie
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Celebrity stylist Christian Marc is an expert at creating gorgeous A-list styles. He picked three recent favorites to demonstrate great looks to emulate for fall. Here are step-by-steps of his favorites on "Community" starlet Alison Brie, Australian rocker Orianthi, and singer Corrine Bailey Rae.
Alison Brie
Nothing says glamour like a spill of loose waves with a glossy finish and that's exactly what Marc created for actress Alison Brie's turn on the red carpet at the 2010 Emmy Awards.
1. To give Brie's hair soft hold that would last all night long, Marc started by applying René Furterer Vegetal Mousse, working it in section by section.
2. Next, using a medium-barrel curling iron, he curled hair in sections.
3. Once sections cooled, Marc had Brie turn her head upside down to loosen waves. As she shook her hair, he sprayed it with René Furterer Vegetal Finishing Spray to give it a smooth finish.
4. He finished with René Furterer Glossing Spray for shine.
Orianthi
Photo courtesy Christian Marc.
Orianthi
Known to her fans by her long, platinum blonde tresses with thick fringe, Australian singer-songwriter Orianthi decided to change it up for her new video. With a choppy new cut, contrasting dark extensions and edgy styling, Marc created Orianthis's new rocker chic look.
1. For a shaggy, 70s inspired edge, Marc started by chopping Orianthi's long hair to just below her shoulders.
2. Next, he layered her bangs and added layers around her face.
3. To infuse hair with moisture, he mixed a little serum with René Furterer Carthame (a no-rinse, moisturizing conditioner) before straightening her hair with a flat iron.
4. He then added a few dark extensions to give hair a rocker vibe.
5. For a high-shine finish, Marc sprayed on René Furterer Glossing Spray to complete the look.
Corrine Bailey Rae
Photo courtesy EMI Music.
Corrine Bailey Rae
When she appears at events, award-winning British singer-songwriter Corrine Bailey Rae wants to look as striking as she does during her performances. Marc amped up the volume and created sculpted waves for her appearance at a recent Dior Beauty luncheon in Los Angeles.
1. After misting Rae's hair with water, Marc worked in a bit of René Furterer Vegetal Mousse, to define curls and create volume.
2. Next, he blow-dried her hair slowly. Marc then used a half-inch curling iron to make tight waves.
3. Once hair was curled, he mixed a cocktail of René Furterer Styling Wax and a dab of René Furterer Vegetal Sculpting Gel and smoothed it all over Rae's hair.
4. To finish, he had Rae shake her head while he sprayed hair with Renè Furterer Glossing Spray.
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