Fun fact: Out of the 400 women who auditioned for the role of Camille, Kurylenko was chosen because she seemed the least nervous. (Source: imdb.com)
Get the look: Blunt, eyebrow-length bangs and a long bob with flipped out ends are what make this look gorgeous. Use a curling iron and roll the ends of your hair up into an iron held horizontally. You can also try doing this with a thin flatiron for a less "done" look.
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Gemma Arterton (Strawberry Fields) in "Quantum of Solace"
Fun fact: Arterton described her character as "not as frolicsome or femme-fatale as other Bond girls" but instead "fresh and young." (Source: imdb.com)
Get the look: This high-volume updo will require some teasing. Start at the crown and work your way forward to get the height on top. Then gather your hair and roll it into a French twist and pin. Use the end of a teasing comb like this one to pull hair up on top of your head for more height.
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So most people (er, guys) watch James Bond movies for the action, the cars and the gadgets. But we watch them to see how the Bond girls strategically seduce Mr. Bond with their beauty (hair and makeup looks to be specific). Which is why we rounded up the hottest hair looks from the many decades of Bond movies and, of course, the newest Bond flick. Read on to learn key tricks on getting these hairstyles at home. Soon, you'll be rocking a sexy Bond girl look of your own.
