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Sarah Pidgeon\u2019s hair was hotly debated ahead of her debut as Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in Love Story<\/em>, but there\u2019s no debate that the golden California cool waves she wore to the Met Gala suited her perfectly.<\/p>\n \u201cFor this year\u2019s inspo, I looked back at Met carpets from the \u201990s and early 2000s,\u201d says celebrity hairstylist Christian Wood. \u201cI loved how these eras felt effortless, timeless and simple. As soon as I saw her gorgeous Loewe look, I knew shiny, undone waves were the way to go.\u201d<\/p>\n To get the look, he began by spraying Kenra Root Lifting Spray ($20) onto damp roots, Platinum Blow-Dry Spray ($28) on the mid-lengths and ends and a final coat of Platinum Silkening Gloss ($29) from root to tip for extra shine and softness. After blow-drying, he sectioned the hair and added an S-shaped wave with a flat iron. Once he got to the front, he used a soft curl iron, bending the hair away from the face. After the waves had cooled, he spritzed on Platinum Dry Texture Spray ($25) at the roots to add volume, then applied a generous spray of Shine Spray ($21) through the mid-lengths and ends.<\/p>\n For final touches, he brushed out the waves with a wide-tooth comb and sprayed a toothbrush with Fast-Dry Hairspray ($22) and used it to remove any flyaways. \u201cFinally, I warmed a few drops of Luxe Shine Oil ($27) in my hands and gently rubbed it over the ends of the hair to add shine and give a subtle, broken-up texture.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n