The look: Retro liquid lined eyes and coral lips paired with a bouncy ponytail

How to get it:
Makeup: Step 1: Even out your skin tone and camouflage flaws with foundation, concealer and powder.

Step 2: Line top lashes with black liquid liner. Make the outer half of the line a bit thicker than the inner. Check out this liquid eyeliner video tutorial if you need help mastering this technique.

Step 3: Subtly line your bottom lashlines with the same liquid liner. Connect the top and bottom lines at the inner corners.

Step 4: Dust a touch of peach-colored blush on the apples of your cheeks.

Step 5: Apply coral lipstick (try Bobbi Brown Rich Lip Color SPF 12 in Sweet Nectar, $22) using a lip brush.

Hair: Step 1: Spray damp hair with Rene Furterer Fioravanti Naturel No Rinse Detangling Spritz, $24 to prep hair for styling, says stylist Matthew Monzon who created the look.

Step 2: Add a bit of Rene Furterer Myrrhea Anti-Frizz No Rinse Silkening Fluid, $30 to just the ends of your hair. Next, add a generous amount of mousse -- a handful of it -- by first rubbing it into your hands and then applying it to your hair.

Step 3: Rough dry your hair using just your hands for added volume.

Step 4: Create loose waves by using a medium-sized curling iron. Start your curls at ear level so the top of your hair remains straight, says Monzon.

Step 5: Once all of your hair is curled, secure it into a low side ponytail. Finish the look by wrapping a small section of hair around the elastic -- secure it with a small bobby pin -- and spritzing with hairspray for hold.

The look: Sexy brown and gold smoky eyes

How to get it:
Step 1: Apply foundation like you would your moisturizer for a "second skin" effect, says Maybelline New York Global Makeup Artist Charlotte Willer.

Step 2: Cover your top lids completely with brown pencil liner to act as a base for your shadow. In addition, line your bottom lashlines and inner rims (waterlines) with the same pencil.

Step 3: Use a brown shadow quad to complete your eyes (try Maybelline New York Expert Wear Eyeshadow Quad in Chai Latte, $5.50). Apply the dark brown on top of the liner you just applied. Sweep the lighter brown shade around the edges of the dark brown to perfectly blend the color and to soften the look. Dab the shimmery white just on the inner corners of your eyes and finish by lining your bottom lashlines with gold -- use an angled liner brush for this.

Step 4: Apply a ton of black mascara to top and bottom lashes.

Step 5: Finish the look by dabbing on a nude lipstick using your fingertip.

The look: Twisted low pony

How to get it:
Step 1: Spritz flexible hold hairspray (try Redken Fashion Work 12 Versatile Working Spray, $12.99) on the front and crown of your head to help you create a sleek side part.

Step 2: Spray the rest of your hair with a texturizing spray (try Redken Wool Shake 08 Gel-Slush Texturizer, $16).

Step 3: Separate out a two-inch long, one-inch wide section of hair in the center of the back of your head (just above the nape of your neck). Braid that section down just until it reaches the base of your head and secure with an elastic, says stylist Diego Da Silva who created the style.

Step 4: Pull the hair to the left of the braid in toward the braid -- secure it lightly to the braid with a couple of bobby pins. Next, gather the right side of your hair and wrap it over that left section. Twist it inward a bit then bobby pin the twist securely to the braided section (almost like a French twist).

Step 5: Finish with more hairspray for hold and rough up the hanging ponytail a bit more with your hands to enhance the lived-in texture.

The look: Classic, glowing, bronzed makeup

How to get it:
Step 1: Apply primer to prep your skin and follow with tinted moisturizer to even out your skin tone.

Step 2: Contour your face by applying bronzer beneath your cheekbones and highlighter on top of your cheekbones. Then apply a bit of berry-colored cheek stain on the apples of your cheeks for added glow and color (try Hourglass Aura Sheer Cheek Stain in Flush, $45), says Hourglass Beauty Director Michael Pierce who created the look.

Step 3: Apply a mixture of vanilla and shell-colored eyeshadows onto your lids. Next, blend a chocolate brown shade into your creases to create a soft smoky effect.

Step 4: Thinly line your top lids with liquid liner, winging out the line a bit at your outer corners. Finish with black mascara.

Step 5: Line lips with a coral rose shade (try Hourglass Trace Lip Liner in Voice, $28) and fill them in with a pinky beige lipstick (try Hourglass Femme Rouge Velvet Creme Lipstick in Whisper, $24). As a final touch, add a dab of sheer gloss to the center of your lips.

The look: Cranberry stained lips paired with a sleek, tucked updo

How to get it:
Makeup: Step 1: Perfect your skin with foundation and concealer then apply powder to your T-zone only in order to mask any excess shine.

Step 2: Blend soft pink blush onto the apples of your cheeks for a subtle flush.

Step 3: Apply an extremely thin line of black cream liner to top lashes. The trick to getting an extra fine line is to lift up your lid a bit with one hand and as you line, aim for the base of your lashes -- instead of aiming for your lid. And always use a very fine liner brush (try MAC 209 Eye Liner Brush, $17.50), says Diane Kendal who created this look.

Step 4: Finish the eyes with black mascara applied to top lashes only.

Step 5: Press a cranberry-colored lipstick onto your lips using your fingertip for a stained effect. Try MAC Lipstick in Prince Noir, $14.50 (available Fall 2011).

Hair: Step 1: Blow dry your hair straight if it's wet -- apply a smoothing cream (try Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream, $31.80) before drying to create a frizz-free finish, says Orlando Pita who created the look.

Step 2: Spritz hair with a significant amount of hairspray in order to create a sleek side part. Try Morroccanoil Luminous Hairspray, $21.

Step 3: Separate out a small section of hair from either side of your head (above your ears) and secure them together at the back of your head with a small clear elastic.

Step 4: Create a space or hole in the middle of the two pulled back sections.

Step 5: Brush the hanging hair, spritz it with more hairspray and roll it up and tuck it into the hole in the middle of the top section. Roll it tightly and pin it like crazy right on the seam of the roll to create a perfect tuck.

Step 6: Use a toothbrush spritzed with hairspray to clean up flyaway hairs for an extra flawless finish.