Fall Hair, Makeup, and Nail Trends From Our Favorite TV Shows

Bonnie Winterbottom's bleach-blond bob, How to Get Away With Murder

Go on and give actress Liza Weil a long stare and you'll remember where you've seen her before: She played Amanda Tanner on Scandal and Paris Geller on Gilmore Girls, both as a brunette! Which just goes to show—a hair transformation may be exactly what you need to take your overall look (and maybe career) to next-level status.

Rainbow Johnson's curly hair, Black-ish

Anyone else out there feel like there's a serious dearth of curly-haired gals represented on television? If so, let Tracee Ellis Ross, star of Black-ish, be the inspiration you need to put down that flatiron and embrace your natural hair.

Mindy Lahiri's almond-shaped manicure, The Mindy Project

Since most of us aren't feeling the classic French manicure these days, we're happy to see that Mindy Kaling's Dr. Lahiri swapped hers for a very-of-the-moment pale pink almond-shaped nails. Consider doing the same this season and trying a dark, fall-appropriate hue.

Jessica Day's parted bangs, New Girl

By growing out her bangs and adding a slight part, Jess went from uber-nerdy and uptight to sexy and sophisticated. Use this trick when you're trying to transition your summertime fringe to fall.

Gwen Stefani's signature red lipstick, The Voice

In addition to her selfless attitude and cool-girl vibe, we can't get enough of Gwen's amazing red lipstick look onThe Voice. Steal her style by applying a matte lipstick base, like L'Oréal Paris Infallible in Ravishing Red, and then something creamy on top, like MAC Lipglass in Russian Red.

Sally Wheet's soft finger waves and two-tone nails, Boardwalk Empire

Although we immediately associate the 1930s with slick finger waves, what's especially cool about Patricia Arquette's period-piece style is her red-and-white nail art. Use it as an alt-inspiration at your next manicure appointment.

Zelda, A to Z

Yep, Cristin Milioti, the Mother from How I Met Your Mother, has graduated to her own TV show and is giving bushy-browed girls everywhere a run for their money. When paired with simple eyeliner, a few coats of mascara, and lovely nude lipstick, bold brows help create the perfect work makeup look.

Dana, Manhattan Love Story

Some haircuts can signal a change for the worse in characters (ahem, Penny of The Big Bang Theory), while others are an indication that the actress is growing up. Case in point? Analeigh Tipton, whom you currently know as the babysitter in Crazy, Stupid, Love but will come to adore as an NYC transplant in Manhattan Love Story. Her curly chin-length bob is equal parts mature and sophisticated, without looking too buttoned-up.

Rayna James, Nashville

The reigning queen of thick, shiny hair, Connie Britton, who plays Rayna James, is back for another drama-filled season. Embrace your inner country star on your next night out and rock the diva's signature curls and waves.

Lt. Abbie Mills, Sleepy Hollow

As a TV cop you'd think Nicole Beharie's character would be all business, no fun. But Mills' relaxed waves are a study in how to flaunt your feminine side in corporate, possibly stuffy industries.

Source: glamour