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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n    \n\nA new wave of curls were created right in front of our eyes backstage at some of the spring 2013 runway shows, like J. Mendel and Narciso Rodriguez. PS: We're kind of obsessed and think you will be too.Described as half wave, half curl (we're dubbing this look \"the curve\"), here is how you can recreate both runway looks in real life\u2014with how-tos from the pros who created them.At J. Mendel: Hairstylist Orlando Pita went for a straight-then-wavy look, using a one-inch straightening iron (we like Conair Infiniti Pro 1 inch Ceramic Flat Iron, $35, ulta.com) to smooth the first few inches of hair from the root to midway down the hair shaft. Then, he used the same flat iron to sculpt waves into the the hair by twisting his wrist in alternating directions as he moved down the lenth of each models' strands. Easy enough, right?At Narciso Rodriguez: The look was all about \"structure, sophistication, and shine,\" said hairstylist Paul Hanlon. He created this waved look by first parting the hair in the center and then spritzing it with By Byron Spirulina Hairspray, $26, bybyron.com. Next, he left the top of the hair smooth and brushed it so that it was close to the models' heads. Then he used a large barrel curling iron (try Hot Tools CeramicTi Two-Inch Tourmaline Curling Iron, $40, ulta.com) to create a slight wave in the rest of the hair. To finish, he tousled the curled part of the hair for a slightly disheveled look.So what do you this of this cool-girl way to curl your mane? Will you be trying it out this Saturday night?Follow Carly Cardellino on Facebook and Twitter."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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