Try This Beauty Triple-Threat Tonight: Power Lips, Bold Nails, Hair Jewels

Her look is like a fresh bottle of cava: festive and fancy, yet totally unfussy. For fêtes where the bubbly is flowing, stick to a shine-free ruby lip color (like Maybelline New York Lip Studio Color Blur Matte Lip Pencil in Partner in Crimson). "Matte lipstick stays put much longer than glossy formulas," says Anthony, who gravitates toward blue-based reds that make teeth appear whiter. To plump up your pout, line the perimeter with a lip pencil that's slightly darker than your lipstick—tracing just outside your natural shape. "I like to split the difference between going right under the roll of the lip and right past it," Anthony says. Using the same liner, fill in the outer corners of your mouth to create depth, then blend the liner with the smudging end of the Color Blur crayon toward the center of your pout "so that the transition is smooth and lips look less drawn-on," adds the pro. Color in the entire lip with the creamy, pointed tip, blot, and add another layer to make your mouth mistletoe proof. As a finishing touch, give the inner corners of eyes the gilt trip with a shimmery gold shadow.

Coat: Harbison; Top: Yigal Azrouel

Forgo the standard pink-and-white polish combo for a blood-red hue, such as Deborah Lippmann Nail Lacquer in Lady Is A Tramp. Add a sliver of negative space, as Kawajiri did here, for some modern French flair.

Instantly upgrade a center-parted pony with an LBB (aka a little black bow). "The ribbon we used was about three feet long," Nielsen says. "After you tie a bow, the tails should graze the end of your ponytail." For ribbon like this, visit a craft supply store or contact M&J; Trimming.

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Deborah Lippmann Nail Lacquer in Lady Is a Tramp, buy it now

Maybelline New York Lip Studio Color Blur Matte Lip Pencil in Partner in Crimson, buy it now

M&J; Trimming 1.5" Net Ribbon (#46935008), buy it now

The '70s were alive and well on the runway at Jonathan Saunders, Balmain, and Alberta Ferretti for spring '16. To lend your holiday look some Studio 54 pizzazz, balance high-shine eyes and nails with a semi-matte mouth. Layer a metallic spice or copper lipstick (such as Maybelline New York Color Sensational Lip Color in Bronzed) under a "veil" of pink (like Maybelline New York Lip Studio Color Blur Matte Lip Pencil in I Like to Mauve It). "It's almost like toning your hair color," Anthony explains. "This approach leaves you with a multidimensional satin finish." To apply glitter to eyes minus major fallout, warm up a clear lip balm between your thumb and forefinger, dab it across lids, and use your pointer finger to pick up the shiny particles and tap them in place. Anthony applied a chunky glitter first (try MAC Glitter in 3D Silver), followed by a finer blend (such as Make Up For Ever Glitter in Silver) to "fill in any gaps."

Blouse: Zara; Coat: ASOS

The key to applying glitter polish: Don't swipe—dab. "It's almost stamping," Kawajiri says of her technique. Achieving a manicure reminiscent of a disco ball requires only one coat of OPI Nail Lacquer in Desperately Seeking Sequins; getting it off, however, demands more patience. Soak a cotton ball in polish remover and let it sit on the surface of your nail for at least two minutes before pulling it off. Still have sparkles left? Lightly exfoliate the surface with a buffing block and repeat the process.

A center part gives a nod to the '70s, while soft waves offer up plenty of present-day glamour. Using a ¾-inch curling iron, wrap small sections around the barrel, clip them in place to set, and then brush through cooled-off strands with a wide-tooth comb. The ultimate accent: a silver barrette slipped behind one ear for a touch of floral funk.

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Colette Malouf Mesh Botanical Barrette, buy it now

Maybelline New York Lip Studio Color Blur Matte Lip Pencil in I Like to Mauve It, buy it now

OPI Nail Lacquer in Desperately Seeking Sequins, buy it now