Jessica Biel's hairstylist has revealed how to recreate the star's chic side-swept bun.

The actress wowed at the Dior 2014 Cruise Show in Monaco over the weekend with a classic Hollywood beauty look.

Jessica's stylist Sascha Breuer explained how he crafted the style and offered tips on pulling off the look.

"Start with a smooth blowout. Then take a large-barrelled round brush and blow dry your hair to give it a sleek finish. Make sure to work out any tangles," he advised to OK! USA.

"When hair is dry, separate it into smaller sections [each section should be around 1 inch]. Use a curling iron and curl each individual section, moving from the back to the front. I suggest using a 1 or 1.5 inch curling iron that allows you to set the temperature for the needs of your hair for the task."

The next step is to curl all the hair, then add a slick of serum for a glossy finish before running fingers gently through the curls to loosen the look up.

Once the curling stage is complete, roll the lengths

Julianne Hough has become “more adventurous” when it comes to fashion, says her stylist.

Anita Patrickson, who has worked with the 24-year-old blonde since last year’s Emmy Awards, has helped Julianne find the confidence to try out edgier styles.

The fashion expert has previously worked with the likes of Emma Watson and revealed she enjoyed “pushing” Julianne to evolve.

“I think we’re very lucky in terms of our relationship because we’re on the same page. The trick is, I need to push her - that’s part of my job. But at the same time, if she’s not confident and comfortable, then the pictures are going to show it. She’s way more adventurous now,” Anita told StyleCaster.com. “I’m like, 'A year ago, you never would have worn this!' It’s been a fun journey. It’s just about exposing yourself and exposing her. There are some things - like a skirt over pants - that she wouldn’t have understood a year ago, and now she’s so open and so brave, and she’s found that in fashion.”

The stylist also

Chrissy Teigen is excited for her wedding but isn't "neurotic about it".

The 27-year-old model is gearing up to marry singer John Legend, who she's been engaged to since December 2011. They have postponed their nuptials in the past due to their busy work schedules but will tie the knot in the fall.

Chrissy spoke to People about her wedding plans at the Campari Annual Bartender Bash in New York City over the weekend.

"I'm excited. I can't wait for the ceremony. [John] and I have been working and travelling so much that we just let our wedding planner do everything," Chrissy explained. "We're not neurotic about it. I just want to finally see all of my friends in one area."

The Sports Illustrated beauty refused to reveal the finer details on her upcoming nuptials. Chrissy joked that she's already blurted out that she will be having a destination wedding.

"We don't mean to be tight-lipped, but we have to save something," she explained. "I hate the beach. I hate the sand."

Chrissy says her

Tracy Anderson has slammed juice cleanses as "extreme dieting".

The Hollywood fitness guru is responsible for toning and honing some of the finest figures in the entertainment industry.

Tracy is known for being business partners and close friends with actress Gwyneth Paltrow, but has controversially disagreed with the Goop founder's views on juice diets.

Gwyneth has previously advocated the use of the juice cleanses to help shift weight fast, but health and fitness expert Tracy says they are to be avoided at all cost.

"I 100 per cent hate them. I think it's a really unfortunate trend, and it's not a sustainable weight-loss program. Plus, once you puree anything, you lose nutritional value by the second. You're drinking calories: If you're going to drink that many calories, you might as well eat anyway. It's extreme dieting," Tracy ranted to Allure magazine. "Skinny is not the end all for beauty - a lot more goes into being beautiful than [whether you] have extra weight on you."

Tracy's

Francisco Costa has never had to deal with a "detrimental challenge".

The women's creative director of Calvin Klein Collection is a huge name in the fashion industry and has also worked with Tom Ford at Gucci.

The Calvin Klein label experienced some turbulent times when its namesake sold the company, but Francisco has remained strong and doesn't let anything faze him.

"I haven’t experienced any detrimental challenge. I’m very positive, so if one door is closed, you open the next one. I really feel that way," he smiled to Fashionista.

"For instance, maybe when Calvin sold the company – I had been working for Calvin for a year and a half, and all of a sudden, he sold the company, and the whole studio decided to leave because they felt that things would change and a lot of people didn’t want to stay, and I said, ‘I’m staying.’ That was a challenge, but I didn’t blink, I just went for it."

His braveness has certainly paid off for the designer, who has dressed some of Hollywood's biggest

Erin Wasson has been named as the latest mentor to join the panel on Rihanna’s upcoming fashion reality show Styled To Rock.

The high fashion model will appear on the TV design competition alongside rapper Pharrell Williams, who was announced as a judge last week.

A third mentor to join Rihanna’s team of fashion experts is yet to be revealed.

The series is set to air on America’s Style Network later this year and will see the three mentors team up with the pop star to pick the hottest new fashion talent out of 12 wannabe designers.

“Erin Wasson is the latest sartorial superstar to join the chart-topper’s new reality series, joining Pharell Williams as one of the show’s three mentors,” Modelinia.com reports. “The model-turned-actress will provide guidance and support to 12 up-and-coming designers as they pursue the opportunity of a lifetime— the chance to dress some of the biggest names in entertainment.”

Styled To Rock debuted in the UK last year with British designer Henry Holland, pop

By Jethro Nededog

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - "Mike & Molly" fans won't be seeing Monday's season finale episode, which was scheduled to debut at 9:30 p.m. CBS has pulled it in light of Monday's devastating tornado in Oklahoma.

"Due to the tragic events this afternoon in Oklahoma, we are pre-empting tonight's season finale of 'Mike & Molly,' which has a related storyline," a CBS spokeswoman told TheWrap. "A repeat broadcast of 'Mike & Molly' will run in the time period. The season finale will be broadcast at an appropriate date."

The episode titled "Windy City" placed its main characters Mike and Molly (Billy Gardell and Melissa McCarthy, respectively) in a tornado that hits Chicago.

Monday's Oklahoma tornado spent 40 minutes on the ground and left damaged homes, businesses and at least two elementary schools in its wake. Tornado warnings were also in affect for Texas and Kansas.

CBS renewed "Mike & Molly" for a

By Tim Kenneally

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Ang Lee apparently isn't feeling very tyrannical anymore.

The "Life of Pi" director has dropped out of the FX pilot "Tyrant," which would have marked his television directorial debut.

The pilot, from "Homeland" producers Howard Gordon and Gideon Raff, along with Craig Wright ("Six Feet Under"), follows an unassuming American family drawn into the workings of a turbulent Middle Eastern nation. Raff created the pilot, which was developed by Gordon and Wright.

Raff handled writing duties for the pilot, which comes from Teakwood Lane, Gordon's production shingle with 20th Century Fox Television.