Tis' a Season to Remember: Get Nicola Peltz's Best Beauty Moments Of the Summer!

The delicate floral dress was juxtapositioned with a disheveled faux bob and burgundy smoky eyes. Want to try her tousled waves on yourself? First, create a strong middle part for a graphic look. Spray volumizer (Her hairstylist Adir Abergel likes PhytoVolume Actif volumizing spray, $29; sephora.com) on roots from mid shaft to ends, divide hair into 4 sections and braid each. Once the plaits feels totally dry, unravel each section and use a large barrel curling iron to define the waves that frame the face. Spritz a texturizing spray all through out to rough up strands for a “beautiful undone finish to hair,” says Abergel. Rake a teasing comb under the crown to create some height. Pull hair into a low ponytail with a clear elastic and let face framing layers fall forward to create a faux bob effect.

Shortly before heading to the red carpet, Peltz's glam squad snapped this gorgeous behind-the-scenes shot after finishing her hair and makeup.

A pop of red is a classic complement to an all black ensemble. “Nicola wore a black tux with leather shorts and black patent pumps so I added to this chic look with luscious lashes and a bold matte lip,” says her makeup artist Kate Lee. Re-create this crimson pout by using a lip brush to apply Chanel Rouge Allure Velvet Luminous Matte Lip Colour in Le Malicieuse ($35; chanel.com) within the natural lip line. Blot and reapply for staying power. Keep eye makeup minimal so it doesn’t compete with the lip, curl lashes and coat them with mascara for a just a little drama.

Makeup artist Kate Lee puts the finishing touches on Peltz's well-defined brows.

A stunning tangerine gown, graphic cat eyes and sleek hair equals a look that tops it all. For her smooth blowout, Abergel started with towel-dried strands, and applied KMS California DeFrizz Oil ($19; ulta.com) from mid-shaft to ends. Create a deep part on a diagonal, “it creates a beautiful angle and the severity of the line gives it edge,” says Abergel. Blow-dry strands till there is no moisture left and then swipe a flat iron through strands for a super straight finish. The trick to getting this look secure is by creating a secret ponytail, “it keeps the front of the hair off the face and looks really modern,” says Abergel. Take small sections from under each ear and tie a low ponytail at the nape of the neck. Finish the look with a mist of hairspray to tame any flyaways.

Peltz snapped a close-up shot of her graphic cat-eye. First, prep clean lids with primer so you have the “the perfect canvas,” says Lee. Using an angled liner brush, mix together Laura Mercier Tight Line Cake Liner ($24; lauramercier.com) in Black Ebony and Blue Marine to create a matte midnight blue. Then use the brush to create a strong flicked wing from the edge of the eye outward towards the end of the brow. Then working in small strokes, work the liner towards the inner corner of the eye. Make sure the wing is very crisp for this look, use a pointed q-tip with oil-free makeup remover to clean up any mistakes or smudges, says Lee. With a strong eyes like this, neutral lips pair best. Lee used Chanel Rouge Coco Shine Hydrating Sheer Lipshine in Mutine ($35; chanel.com)

Nicola and Adir play around in Minnesota during the US leg of the Transformers press tour.