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Hair
Hair
Whether it be brunette and sleek or blonde and tousled, Sienna's hair always looks gorgeous and compliments her style perfectly!
Go short like Edie!
Sienna cut her hair short for her role as Edie Sedgewick in Factory Girl. It's a big step if you already
have long hair but, if done well, this cut can really emphasise your cheekbones, and can be a welcome change!
Ask your hairdresser for a graduated bob, with your hair being slightly longer around your face, and be sure
to bring in a picture too. As for colour, the blonder the better!
To re-create this style at home, use a volumising spray all over the roots of your hair, and blow-dry with a
round, bristled brush to get a sleek effect. Remember to use a side-parting!
The Alfie Premiere look
Although usually quite scruffy, Sienna's hair at the Alfie premiere was sleek and full of life. She has a
couple of hair slides at her temples to keep back her fringe (which is good if you like a fringe some of
the time but not all of the time!) She's probably dyed her hair medium blonde and then added some lighter
blonde highlights on top.
To style your hair like this, use a volumising spray at the roots of
your hair and then blow-dry with a large round brush to achieve volume and the shape at the ends.
Even though this look is very glamorous, be careful not to make a clear parting - keep just a little of that
scruffiness!
Glastonbury 2004 - classic Sienna
Sienna has some long layers, and lots cool blonde highlights here, but be careful not to go too blonde
if you have naturally dark hair. Style your hair by rough drying with a little mousse and remember that Sienna
usually has a centre parting! Work some wax through the ends and individual strands to get a bit of texture.
The really pale blonde strands you can see are, in fact, extensions, and can cost as little as £3 each - and
it saves your hair from harsh bleaching! Try Racoon International
Tip: Sienna has plaited small sections of her hair just under her parting for a subtle yet effective hippy look.
Going brunette?
If you've got fair or light brown hair and want to go darker, ask your hairdresser for a mid to dark brown
colour that suits your skin tone. If you've brown hair, a semi-permanent colour can give your hair a boost
and add loads of shine!
To style, wash your hair with shampoo specially designed for brunettes for extra shine, and leave to dry naturally.
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Where does Sienna love shopping? Whose clothes does she like? She has a variety of tastes, from Balenciaga to
Plein Sud to Relik (pictured)! Read more in here ...
