Following her precocious performances in Interview with the Vampire and Little Women, the dimpled actress starred in the children's adventure film Jumanji alongside Robin Williams.
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The 15-year-old Wag the Dog star tried a playful updo-complete with butterfly barrette!
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Dunst channeled Rapunzel with crimped waist-length extensions.
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The The Virgin Suicides star went Old Hollywood with retro waves and a flower tucked behind her ear.
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A cropped Dunst went auburn for her role as Mary Jane in Spider-Man, later telling hairstylist Emanuel Millar that being a redhead "made me feel soft and vulnerable."
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She got a jump on a mega-trend with her coronet of plaits.
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The actress sported a playful pixie for the premiere of Mona Lisa Smile.
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Dunst changed up her grown-out crop by pulling the bangs back into an edgy pompadour.
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Dunst promoted Marie Antoinette in fiery waves (courtesy of her role in the third Spider-Man movie).
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She hit the N.Y.C. premiere of Spider-Man 3 with a rocker-chic layered cut with side-swept fringe.
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"Her style really was a collaboration between the two of us," stylist Cervando Maldonado said of her glossy layered cut. "I used a smaller roundbrush on her bangs to give them a bit of shape and volume."
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For an event in honor of designer pals Rodarte, the All Good Things lead showed off her eye-enhancing baby-blond locks.
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Dunst rocked a sleek bob at the N.Y.C. premiere of All Good Things.
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Dunst arranged her beachy waves in an undone updo for the Melancholia premiere.
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For the Sundance premiere of Bachelorette, Dunst opted for a barely-there smoky eye. Her makeup artist Jamie Greenberg used mark products to create the subtle look: "To give her some depth and augment her natural eye color, I added a blue shade and lightly outlined her lower lids with a long-wear felt tip liner and shadow."
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"The feeling Kirsten and I were going for was flirty and undone with a bit of a whimsical effect to play off of her girly Dolce & Gabbana headband," hairstylist Marcus Francis said of Dunst's Cannes look. "Subtle flyways add to this style, making it more wearable and modern."
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A bouncy blowout was the move for the L.A. premiere of Bachelorette.
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Dunst does au natural hair and makeup for a gala in Los Angeles.
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The actress opted for bouncy waves and a glam red lip at the Beverly Hills screening of Upside Down.
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1995
Following her precocious performances in Interview with the Vampire and Little Women, the dimpled actress starred in the children's adventure film Jumanji alongside Robin Williams.
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2000
The The Virgin Suicides star went Old Hollywood with retro waves and a flower tucked behind her ear.
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2001
A cropped Dunst went auburn for her role as Mary Jane in Spider-Man, later telling hairstylist Emanuel Millar that being a redhead "made me feel soft and vulnerable."
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2006
Dunst promoted Marie Antoinette in fiery waves (courtesy of her role in the third Spider-Man movie).
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2007
She hit the N.Y.C. premiere of Spider-Man 3 with a rocker-chic layered cut with side-swept fringe.
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2009
"Her style really was a collaboration between the two of us," stylist Cervando Maldonado said of her glossy layered cut. "I used a smaller roundbrush on her bangs to give them a bit of shape and volume."
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2010
For an event in honor of designer pals Rodarte, the All Good Things lead showed off her eye-enhancing baby-blond locks.
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2012
For the Sundance premiere of Bachelorette, Dunst opted for a barely-there smoky eye. Her makeup artist Jamie Greenberg used mark products to create the subtle look: "To give her some depth and augment her natural eye color, I added a blue shade and lightly outlined her lower lids with a long-wear felt tip liner and shadow."
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2012
"The feeling Kirsten and I were going for was flirty and undone with a bit of a whimsical effect to play off of her girly Dolce & Gabbana headband," hairstylist Marcus Francis said of Dunst's Cannes look. "Subtle flyways add to this style, making it more wearable and modern."
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