7 Supersimple Ways to Channel Rita Ora in Your Everyday Looks

Don’t confuse neutral lipstick with going au naturel; the former is distinctly flattering while still being understated. Use the power of a subtly toned shade, like Rimmel London's My Eternity from its Stay Glossy line, to update a simple fresh-faced look, or if you're donning heavy eye makeup, wear it to create balance.

When the Summer heat kicks up and humidity is in full force, you're probably going to want to get your hair off your neck. But don't just put it up all willy-nilly. Take a cue from Rita and go with a sleek center-parted ponytail. Using a thin comb, create a sharp part down the center of your scalp and then pull your hair back into a tight ponytail. Straighten the ends to complete.

Crimson lipstick is not for the faint of heart, but for those glamorous occasions when a powerful lip is necessary, look no further than the singing siren. Start by lining the outer edge of your lips with Rimmel’s long-lasting 1000 Kisses Lip Liner in Red Dynamite, and then top it off with a mod shade of red lipstick. Use concealer and a thin brush to outline the edges — this will make your pout really pop.

Have long wavy tresses? Ask your stylist for a lob. Already have a lob? Maybe it's time to go full-on bob. Of course, if you're not ready to commit to above-the-shoulder hair, you can achieve a similar look by using a flatiron to create pin-straight ends. Add texture by rubbing a quarter-size dollop of hair wax in your palm and working it through your strands.

Topknots are a lazy girl's best friend because they solve even the worst of hair dilemmas. To achieve this style, pull hair into a high ponytail at the top of your head and tie with a small elastic band (be sure to smooth out any flyaways). Twist loose hair around the band and secure with bobby pins.