Get Ready For California Dreaming This Spring — At Least With Your Hair and Makeup

The hair was meant to be imperfect and big, with a "triangular" shape. "The hair is airy and fluffy. Lots of wave in there, but we want to see frizz. We don't want it to be too perfect or polished," said Giovanni Vaccaro, creative director of Glamsquad.

The hair was wrapped around a curling iron to create airy, fluffy waves.

Shorter hair was also texturized with waves. To add movement and a piecey feeling to the hair, stylists used their fingers to pull the hair in different directions.

Pyper America Smith shows off her voluminous waves and soft, glowing skin. Rebecca instructed Lori Taylor Davis, global pro lead artist at Smashbox, to create a makeup look reminiscent of the California sunset, so for the eyes, warm, magic-hour shades were used on the models with light-to-medium tones. For the models without freckles, Lori said faux freckles were added to add a youthful look.

The nails were painted to look like a monochromatic rainbow, using reds, pinks, and peaches. The back of the nail was left bare. "We're doing nail art, rainbow nail art," said celebrity manicurist Michelle Saunders. "It feels very young, very '70s."

Aimee Song shows off her freshly painted nails.

Pyper America Smith shows off her California-influenced ensemble, including the Verona Jacket ($298), as well as her finished hair and makeup.

The models took to the tracks after being carted to the runway on The Grove's famous trolley. Aimee kicked off the show in a long cold-shoulder piece.

Models walked the trolley tracks at The Grove in Los Angeles. Jamie Chung shows off her first look: the Angeles Dress($178).

Victoria Justice shows off her first look, the Merryl Dress ($178), during Rebecca Minkoff's Spring 2017 "See Now, Buy Now" Fashion Show.