Works best on: Any length and texture (you will need a curly ponytail hairpiece, like PutOnPieces Put On Ponys Bounce, to get a full bun like Beckinsale's)
Hairstyle how-to: Step 1: Use a round boar-bristle brush to smooth hair while blow-drying.
Step 2: Brush hair back into a high pony, keeping some volume at the top.
Step 3: Use a curling iron to curl small (one-inch) sections of hair in the pony.
Step 4: Attach the ponytail hairpiece to the base of your pony.
Step 5: Twist and pin the tail to form a large bun in the back of your head.
Step 6: To finish, take an old powder brush, spritz with hairspray and lightly brush over your hair to gently control flyaways.

Works best on: Any hair type and length
Hairstyle how-to: Step 1: The key to this look is healthy, shiny hair. Get it first by keeping hair hydrated (Strahan recommends Herbal Essences Hydralicious Conditioner). Then, to really amp up the shine use a semi-permanent hair color or gloss treatment, either at home or in a salon (check out these reader-faves).
Step 2: After your hydrating treatment of choice, blow-dry the top of your hair with a large round brush for softness and volume.
Step 3: While hair is still hot, roll the top section into three Velcro rollers, starting at your forehead and working back.
Step 4: On each side of your head, just below the Velcro rollers, place three more rollers on each side of your head (rolling hair from the ends up).
Step 5: Use a 3/4-inch curling iron for the bottom section of hair, rolling hair away from your face.
Step 6: When rollers have cooled, let hair down. Mist a light-hold hairspray into the air behind you and walk through it backwards so your hair just gets a bit of extra hold.

Works best on: Shoulder-length or longer curly hair, or straight hair curled with a curling iron
Hairstyle how-to: Step 1: Use a curling iron that's the same size as your curls to define them.
Step 2: Divide hair into two sections horizontally at your ears. Secure the lower section into a low bun.
Step 3: Take each curl in the top section and gently tease it. Then twist and pin it into place over the bun, leaving some ends loose.

Next: Strahan's wedding-day hair tips

� Have your hair cut or colored two weeks before your wedding (so there are no last-minute surprises).
� All hair, but especially color-treated hair, needs to be in good condition for your style to look its best. Use a hydrating shampoo and conditioner, which will help your hair lay smoother and look shinier.
� When using styling products, it's important to know your hair type. Fine hair should try products like gel in spray form; heavier products will weigh hair down. Medium or curly hair should try mousse to give hair soft structure and thick hair should use gel for ultimate control.
� Always, always do a practice run of your hairstyle before your wedding day. Even if it's a simple style, you'll feel more comfortable and be less stressed if you've done it a few times already.
� Use these celebrity styles as inspiration but don't feel you have to recreate them exactly. Leave room for a "happy accident," which may look even better than what you've planned.