The half-up style at Marchesa was incredibly sleek and dressed up with jeweled pins. Moroccanoil Global Ambassador Antonio Corral Calero used Moroccan Oil Luminous Hairspray, in Medium to tame flyaways and hold the hair in place.

At Charles Youseff, hairstylist Orlando Pita updated the half-up look with a twisted bun. He used Tresemme Perfectly (un)Done Sea Salt Spray to give the hair texture before pulling back two front sections. He then twisted the hair and pinned it down to create a flat bun, leaving the underneath section free.

The traditional French manicure is getting a major update for spring. Instead of white tips and a neutral base, you can mix up the positioning and angle of the white to create a look that's both simple and unique.

At Marissa Webb, nail artist Miss Pop used Zoya Polish, in Snow White and a strip of tape to create this sleek manicure.

The angled French reappeared at Cushnie et Ochs where manicurist Alicia Torello used Christian Loubitin Nail Color, in Just Nothing and Salonu on a stiletto-shaped nail.