Nars Celebrity Makeup artist RC Stephens says this look is modern and fresh. To recreate it in a flash, start by using a sheer foundation or tinted moisturizer to even out your skin tone. Then, use a hint of flesh toned pink blush (try CoverGirl Classic Color Blush in Rose Silk, $5.50) on the apples of the cheeks, blending upward to contour the cheekbones.
Next, choose a deep, blue/grey cream shadow like Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Cream Eye Shadow in Starry Night, $22 and blend along the lashline. Then with a navy blue eyeliner, create a thin line across the lashes winging it out slightly at your outer corners.
Finish with a cream-textured opaque nude or flesh toned lipstick.
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Hairstyle: Tina Fey
Katie Seguin, celebrity stylist at the Marie Robinson salon (she works on Rachel Weisz), explains how to copy Fey's glamorous red carpet ponytail. First, she says to start by prepping hair with Phyto Phytovolume Actif Volumizer Spray With Keratin Amino Acids, $28 and blow drying hair with a medium-sized round brush, lifting at the roots to add volume. Separate out your bangs and tease the rest of your hair at the crown with a fine-tooth comb. Once you've created your desired amount of volume, smooth over the hair with the comb to mask the teased area. Gather hair into a low ponytail and secure with an elastic.
Pull the ponytail tight and then loosen sections around the front with your fingers to create a softer feel. Mist with hairspray to lock in the style.
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Makeup: Rose Byrne
Makeup Artist Kate Lee created "Damages" star Byrne's smoky eye look. Lee said she wanted a style for Rose that was "young and fresh." To get the look, start by applying an oil-free primer (try Lorac AquaPrime Makeup Primer, $30). Then, apply eyeshadow base to the lids and immediately apply a dark mauve cream shadow like Chanel Liquid Eyeshadow in Splash, $32 using your fingertip.
Next, use a black pencil liner "under the lashline to add depth, then put a line of the liquid shadow over the top and blend it out slightly," says Lee. Apply a couple coats of black mascara. Then powder your nose, chin and forehead, "leaving the rest of the skin dewy," says Lee. Finish by warming up the cheeks with a matte tan blush and applying clear lip gloss.
Next: See how to copy her hairstyle
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Hairstyle: Rose Byrne
Stylist Harry Josh created Byrne's tousled updo for the big night. To get the look, Josh says to start by applying volumizing mousse to wet hair and quickly blow drying it using a boar-bristle brush. Then, use a three-quarter-inch curling iron throughout the hair to create ringlets. Fingercomb the curls and pull a portion of them into a ponytail at the crown of your head.
Wrap the curly pony into a high bun, pulling out individual curls for a "Grecian-inspired style with a modern twist," says Josh. Finish by misting with a strong-hold hairspray like John Frieda Luxurious Volume All Out Hold Hairspray, $6.49.
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Makeup: Claire Danes
Start by applying a tinted moisturizer to get a glowy complexion, says makeup artist Landy Dean on the first step to employ when recreating "Temple Grandin" star Danes' bronzy look. Then apply a pinkish-bronze eyeshadow (try
Nars Single Eye Shadow in Fathom, $23) on the eyelids and onto the brow bone. Line your eyes "very close to the base of the eyelashes using a deep brown or black [pencil] and carefully apply the same liner inside the upper and lower [inner rims] to further define the eyes," says Dean.
Apply a few coats of black mascara and a "soft pink lipstick with a golden undertone -- to complete the look and keep the color in sync," he says. To finish, "a bronzer can be applied to the temples, above the brows across the bridge of the nose to create a sun-kissed glow in the skin," says Dean.
Big night-out plans: Check.
Great dress: Check.
Gorgeous hairstyle: Check.
Trendy (in a good way) makeup look: Check.
Hours upon hours of time to accomplish the last two "Checks," um � are you kidding?
Don't worry, we heard the breaks come to a screeching halt on that last one too. Because any normal woman knows that as much as she wants to master the flawless makeup looks and hairstyles seen on glamazon celebrities, they're not really worth spending ungodly amounts of time fussing over -- especially for those of us that don't live our lives in front of cameras. But, ready for the good news? You don't have to spend hours on these looks.
To prove it, we gathered the best looks from the 2010 Emmy Awards and asked celebrity hairstylists and makeup artists (most of whom actually created the red carpet looks) how to copy the styles seen on the red carpet in 10 minutes or less. And guess what they said: 10 minutes? No problem. They gave us detailed step-by-step how-tos for all the hot trends like soft flowing waves, rich satin eyes and glowing skin. With their help, you can start blocking 20 minutes total prep time for a Hollywood-worthy hairstyle and makeup look -- a promise you and anyone else tapping their toes waiting for you can appreciate.
