Always a fashion and hair “do,” Charlize Theron got it right once again with a few soft waves.
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Debra Messing kept her naturally curly red mane soft and long.
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Deciding to be blunt about it, Hilary Swank wore her shortened one-length locks simple and straight.
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Penélope Cruz looked va-va-va-voom with her voluminous brunet do.
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Laura Linney is loveliest when she keeps it simple. We adored this hassle-free but slightly curled coif.
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A stunning Jessica Alba turned heads on the red carpet with her do of face-framing layers-which, the actress admitted, kept getting caught in her lashes.
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The normally brunet Alanis Morissette wore her hair longer and blond at the 2006 ceremony.
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A flawless flush proved that everything was rosy for former Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker. After all, she was a Best Actress nominee for her role in The Family Stone.
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Lost castaway Evangeline Lilly enhanced her natural (and usually makeup-free) beauty with perfect peony-tinted cheeks.
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Ziyi Zhang perfected her red-carpet look by highlighting her porcelain skin with a passion-fruit hue.
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Life after Sex has been good to Cynthia Nixon. The mother of two looked radiant, with a sweet nectar-tinged glow.
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First-time nominee Eva Longoria was a winner in our book. We loved that she put a spin on the traditional, wearing her long locks swept to one side.
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Kyra Sedgwick might play it tough on her hit show The Closer, but she sure looked like a lady with her feminine curls pinned off to one side.
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Best Actress in a Television Comedy Series winner Mary-Louise Parker accented her raven side-ponytail with a single large white flower.
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Ingénue Emmy Rossum made an '80s look modern by adding curls and volume to her side pony.
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They Let Their Hair Down
Always a fashion and hair “do,” Charlize Theron got it right once again with a few soft waves.
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They Let Their Hair Down
Deciding to be blunt about it, Hilary Swank wore her shortened one-length locks simple and straight.
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They Let Their Hair Down
Laura Linney is loveliest when she keeps it simple. We adored this hassle-free but slightly curled coif.
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They Let Their Hair Down
A stunning Jessica Alba turned heads on the red carpet with her do of face-framing layers-which, the actress admitted, kept getting caught in her lashes.
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They Let Their Hair Down
The normally brunet Alanis Morissette wore her hair longer and blond at the 2006 ceremony.
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Pretty in Pink
A flawless flush proved that everything was rosy for former Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker. After all, she was a Best Actress nominee for her role in The Family Stone.
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Pretty in Pink
Lost castaway Evangeline Lilly enhanced her natural (and usually makeup-free) beauty with perfect peony-tinted cheeks.
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Pretty in Pink
Ziyi Zhang perfected her red-carpet look by highlighting her porcelain skin with a passion-fruit hue.
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Pretty in Pink
Life after Sex has been good to Cynthia Nixon. The mother of two looked radiant, with a sweet nectar-tinged glow.
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Sideways
First-time nominee Eva Longoria was a winner in our book. We loved that she put a spin on the traditional, wearing her long locks swept to one side.
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Sideways
Kyra Sedgwick might play it tough on her hit show The Closer, but she sure looked like a lady with her feminine curls pinned off to one side.
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Sideways
Best Actress in a Television Comedy Series winner Mary-Louise Parker accented her raven side-ponytail with a single large white flower.
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